The Home Page | December in Santa Barbara: Still Splash Season
While the rest of the country shivers, we’re scouting pool homes, hillside retreats, and open houses that soak up the sunshiney glow.
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Free Will Astrology
Week of December 18.
Is Social Media Causing a Modern Moral Panic?
UCSB research explores brain science and the relationship to social media addiction.
ON the Beat | Choral Parading News
Choral music continues its benevolent invasion of Santa Barbara’s music spaces, along the seasonal path.
‘The People vs. the Golden State Killer’ Is an Inside Look at One of the Most Notorious Serial Killers in California History
Talking with prosecutor Thien Ho about his recent book about the infamous Golden State Killer.
Santa Barbara County Department of Public Health ‘Definitely Concerned’ by Federal Withdrawal of Vaccine Recommendation
RFK Jr.’s CDC panel makes the controversial decision to end hepatitis B shot recommendation for all newborns at birth.
Burning Bunker Fuel in the Channel?
Bunker fuel contains, among other contaminants, more than 5,000 times the sulphur that is in gasoline for cars
Rural California Gets a Lifeline in School Funding as Congress Restores Money It Cut
A century-old program pays for schools, roads and other services in 39 California counties.
Dance Review | A Spectacular ‘Swan Lake’ with a Surprise Ending
International Ballet Stars brought an incredible cast to the Arlington.
Ocean Vuong Discusses Effort, Stillness, and the Beauty of Hard Work
UCSB Arts and Lectures hosts best-selling novelist and poet at Campbell Hall.
