Hillside Santa Barbara Celebrates Second Annual Disability Independence Day Festival
Santa Barbara, Calif. — Hillside Santa Barbara proudly welcomed residents, families, staff, and community members to its Second Annual Disability
Author: Indy Staff
United Way’s Fun in the Sun Scholars Join Music Academy of the West at the Lobero Theatre
August 3, 2026 (Santa Barbara, CA) — More than 350+ elementary school students enrolled in United Way of Santa Barbara County’s
Goleta Gun Shop Relocating Next-Door to Preschool, Sparking Community Outrage
Residents gathered Monday to voice concerns and demand answers from city officials as Goodland Guns prepares to open its new location on Hollister Avenue near Here We Grow Early Learning Center.
Anna Galindo 1942–2026
La Maestra de Flamenco
With $137K in the Bank, Eric Friedman Holds 3-1 Edge over Kristen Sneddon in Santa Barbara Mayor’s Race Fundraising
In a surprise, moderate councilmember Friedman substantially outraised liberal colleague Sneddon, according to the first round of campaign finance filings less than 100 days before the election.
Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Announces Taste of the Vine 2026 Santa Barbara’s Premier Food, Wine and Philanthropic Event Returns August 29 at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Sansum Diabetes Research Institute (SDRI) is pleased to announce the return of Taste of the Vine,
Plan Your Visit to Goleta Valley Library Express
Do you know about GVL Express? The Goleta Valley Library’s temporary location, GVL Express, has been open for just over
Sarah Rosalena Creates Monumental Textile Work for LACMA’s New Galleries
UCSB Associate Professor showcases her largest textile work to date in Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Creativity Takes Root at Jalama Canyon Ranch: 2027 Artist-in-Residence Open Call
Artists across disciplines invited to explore the intersection of creativity, ecology, and regenerative agriculture on California’s Central Coast Santa Barbara
The Bottleneck Advantage
The current closure of State Street unfairly created a commercial advantage for a select few businesses at the “entry gate,” or road block of downtown, while cutting off access to the rest of the corridor.
