Attorney General Bonta Sounds Alarm on Inhumane Conditions at Adelanto Detention Center
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta yesterday filed an amicus brief in support of a challenge in L.T. et al. v. United States Immigration
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World Premiere Musical ‘Somebody to Love’ Is Already a Hit
Ventura’s Rubicon Theatre extends the show — a jukebox musical featuring music from Sly and the Family Stone; Bad Company; Earth, Wind & Fire; and more — before it begins.
The Rack Is a Santa Barbara Pool Hall for All
Players of all stripes are welcome at the new downtown space.
Dinner and a Show Is the Way to Go
Santa Barbara’s Theater District offers all sorts of dining delights to pair with a night on the town.
Serious Music of Other Colors
Sphinx Virtuosi, distinctive champions of classical music by and from Black and Latinx musicians, returned to the Lobero Theatre with a well-rounded program.
Goleta Takes Small Step Toward Expanding Its Borders to Include Outskirts of Town Where Thousands of Homes Are Planned
City Council votes to apply for Sphere of Influence over Glen Annie Golf Course and South Patterson tracts, which the county recently rezoned as residential.
Lessons from Santa Barbara’s Volunteer Search and Rescue Team
In a landscape where neighborhoods meet wilderness within minutes, Santa Barbara’s Search and Rescue team is often the safety net. After decades on the job, Nelson Trichler says the best rescue is the one that never has to happen.
Alameda Padre Serra to Close During March and April in Santa Barbara
The city will replace water mains along the main roadway across the Riviera.
Ashlee Buzzard Appears in Lompoc Court on Murder Charge After Two No-Shows
The defense is challenging a search warrant in the case of the Vandenberg Village woman accused of murdering her 9-year-old daughter.
Goleta Extends Senior Housing Protections, Is Sued in Federal Court
Goleta says the ordinance will help preserve senior housing while park owners allege it is discriminatory against families.
