When Peace Officers Use Their Guns
Use-of-force policies need reform in Santa Barbara.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
More Mesa Protected Under Goleta Community Plan
Oceanfront residents worry new development restrictions will affect existing stairways.
Cannabis Tax Recipients Could Impact Santa Barbara’s City Banking
Union Bank has a dim view of the pot industry and recently shut down suspicious client accounts.
In Memoriam: Keith Julius Puccinelli, 1950-2017
Keith Puccinelli was one of the most singular and significant artists in Southern California, often using humor, corny or biting, in unflinching depictions of life.
Gerald Horne’s ‘The Counter-Revolution of 1776’
Author discusses slave resistance and its contribution to the origins of the U.S.A.
In Memoriam: Dwayne DeVries, 1952-2017
People from all walks of life have been coming forward with stories of Dwayne DeVries’s generosity, charismatic goodwill, and friendship.
Israel Philharmonic Plays the Arlington
World-class orchestra offers traditional program of Mozart and Schubert.
La Santa Cecilia’s Día de los Muertos Tour
Grammy Award–winning group celebrates Day of the Dead, with Mexrrissey and Mariachi Flor de Toloache.
The Irresistible Elena
From ‘The Resistible Rise of’ to the ‘Indy.’
SBCC’s ‘Collective Collaborative’
An expertly curated dance program highlighting disciplines from ballet to contemporary dance
