Long Island Medium Plans to Channel Spirit in Santa Barbara
“America’s Psychic” Theresa Caputo is bringing her live show of otherworldly communication to the Arlington Theatre on Sunday, January 28.
Recent Stories
A ‘Win-Win’: Southern California Conservationists and Fishermen Reach Compromise over Cowcod and Corals
Fishing spots in and around the Santa Barbara Channel re-opened after a 20-year closure, but sensitive habitat areas will remain permanently closed.
Santa Barbara Teachers Association, School District Declare Impasse
A state mediator is expected to intervene to attempt to resolve the salary dispute.
Following ‘Soft Strike,’ Santa Barbara Teachers Begin New Course of Action
SBTA President Hozby Galindo talks new union demonstrations, teaching background, and negotiations updates.
Santa Barbara Art Works Wants to Bring their Inclusive Studio to Special-Ed Students
Santa Barbara Art Works’ new Mobile Arts Program aims to encourage creative expression in special education classrooms in Santa Barbara and Goleta — they just need teachers to sign up.
Santa Barbara Teachers and School District Hit a Wall in Round Four of Salary Negotiations
The district accuses teachers’ union of bad-faith bargaining and proposes a process of in-depth budget analysis and fiscal fact-finding to remedy the impasse.
How to Transform Santa Barbara’s Landscapes
The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is collaborating with Elings Park and others to plant the seeds for native plant sanctuaries along the Central Coast.
Santa Barbara Unified School Board Appoints New Member to Fill Vacancy
New school boardmember Dr. Sunita Beall says, “Teachers need to have a living wage.”
Story Poles on Carpinteria Bluffs Reignite Concerns over Proposed 99-Room Resort and Farmhouse
Community members say they plan to fight the proposal, while the developers say the project would make 14 acres of privately owned property available for public use and create 40 units of affordable housing.
Santa Barbara Unified School District Miscalculated How Much It Underpaid Teachers by $3.5M
The district has refiled its waiver with the state after discovering it paid $3.2 million less on salaries than state-mandated minimum, not $6.7 million.
