Santa Barbara Natural History Museum Transfers Chumash Remains to Santa Ynez Band
Human remains and funerary artifacts date as far back as 13,000 years.
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Tales from Quintero’s Cave
Santa Rosa Island dwelling housed otter hunters, sheep shearers, and a hermit.
Catching Up with Santa Barbara’s Calle Milpas
From the Bowl to the beach, businesses keep it real on the Eastside’s main street.
A Cultural History of Santa Barbara’s Eastside and Milpas
A local historian provides a brief overview of the main street’s seven eras.
California’s Black History Started Here in Santa Barbara
Today’s descendants living on a Gaviota ranch are proud of their melting-pot ancestry.
Santa Barbara’s ‘Sitting Cave’
A visit to Fernando Librado’s abode.
Santa Barbara’s Bones Brigade Featured in New Photography Book
J. Grant Brittain captures the ’80s team in skateboarding’s golden era.
Santa Barbara Ghost Tours Illuminates Town’s Mysteries and Histories
SBCC professor Julie Brown moonlights as the expert guide.
The Day Santa Barbara Police Racially Profiled Three Harlem Globetrotters
‘Sweet Lou’ Dunbar recalls the 1983 incident and the psychological wounds it left.
Remembering the Hermit of Anacapa Island
Frenchy’s Cove is named After Raymond LeDreau, who lived alone and fished for lobsters for three decades.