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Sunday’s five-mile hike from Rincon Beach County Park to Santa Claus Lane marks the 250th anniversary of the Juan Bautista de Anza expedition’s stop in Carpinteria.
The historical building, including the Chung family home, was advanced for approval to the National Register.
Property owners are cutting back parts of houses on Del Playa as the cliff erodes. Meanwhile, Santa Barbara County’s rental inspection program is underway. And folks talk about what could make I.V. a better place to live.
A culture and history displaced and almost forgotten.
The nondescript Anapamu Street building holds documents and artifacts tied to moments, people, and decisions that bent history’s arc — and even a dinosaur egg.
How has I.V. changed from the eyes of long-timers? What mass eviction event forced families out of town? And what’s with that dome house?
Held annually on Frederick Douglass’s birthday, the decade-old collaborative initiative takes up the Colored Conventions and the theme “All Rights for All” at its new institutional home at UC Santa Barbara.
What has I.V. become post-COVID for student residents? What do landlords say? And what, exactly, does a property management company do?
The rise and fall of I.V.’s building boom, memories of live music, and cockroaches.
Welcome to Isla Vista, a hodge-podge of lecture notes and red solo cups and home to thousands of UC Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara City College students.
