Alleged Teen Stabbing in Eastside Attack
Police are still searching for four suspects.
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Gauchos Defeat Eastern Washington
The UCSB Men’s basketball team won a narrow victory over Eastern Washington University on Saturday…
City Council Pushes Rail Improvements
City councilmembers Grant House, Helene Schneider, and Roger Horton, and Mayor Marty Blum were well received by rail authorities when discussing proposed increases in commuter service from Ventura to Santa Barbara.
Teachers’ Association Ratifies Calendar
The Santa Barbara Teachers Association ratified the Santa Barbara School Districts’ 2008-09 school calendar.
Pacifica Commercial Realty Absorbs SLO Firm
Pacifica Commercial Realty, which already lays claim to being the largest commercial brokerage on the Central Coast since 1969, will
Goleta to Appeal Mobile Home Park Condoization
The City of Goleta will appeal Superior Court Judge Thomas Anderle’s recent ruling in favor of Daniel Guggenheim…
UCSB Scientists Attempt to Understand Proteins
A group led by UCSB physicist Mark Sherwin combined the talents of scientists from UCSB and Florida State University to better understand how proteins work in life processes.
Taylor Named 2008 El Presidente
The Old Spanish Days board of directors announced on 12/18 that Tim Taylor will serve as El Presidente of the 2008 Fiesta.
CLUE Aims To End Homelessness
A $5,200 donation from Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE) advanced Santa Barbara’s Ten-Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness.
School Speed Limits Reduced
Goleta hopes to be the first city in California to implement a new law designed by Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Sgt. Greg Nordyke.
