Toba, Japan Sister Cities Organization Celebrates 60 Years of Cultural Exchange
The Santa Barbara Toba Sister Cities Organization proudly announces the celebration of its 60th Anniversary in 2026. To commemorate this
Year: 2026
Unbound at the Planned Parenthood Book Sale
Filling my cart for a good cause in MAGA’s crosshairs.
SBART Press Luncheon: Rivalry Week is Here
Rivalry games highlights a jam packed high school sports schedule.
Man Admits to Bombing Santa Maria Courthouse in Retaliation over Seized Gun
After signing a plea agreement, 22-year-old Nathaniel McGuire faces up to 30 years in federal prison.
Celebrate Santa Barbara’s 27th Annual Creek Week September 19-26
The City of Santa Barbara Sustainability & Resilience Department invites community members to celebrate Santa Barbara’s 27th annual Creek Week,
Celebre la 27.ª Semana Anual de los Arroyos de Santa Bárbara del 19 al 26 de Septiembre
El Departamento de Sostenibilidad y Resiliencia de la Ciudad de Santa Bárbara invita a la comunidad a celebrar la 27.ª
The Recycled Show: ReFabrication Opens At The Community Arts Workshop
The Recycled Show returns to the Community Arts Workshop (CAW) for a third year in a row, 5-8pm Friday October
Lucinda Lane Brings “Summer is Over” Tour to Piano Kitchen
To celebrate and mourn the theme of Lucinda Lane’s debut album, Summer is Over, the band heads to the summery splendor and uber-cool
The $100 Million State Street Master Plan Is a Road to the Past
The plan’s attractive and fanciful renderings provide no strategy for economic improvement, outside of the hope that 2,000-4,000 more people will reside downtown in housing units that are many decades away at best.
Book Review | ‘Brought To You By: How Corporations Warped the Truth, Conned the Public, and Broke Democracy’ by Amy Westervelt
An exploration of how our information ecosystem is polluted and what we can do about it.
