Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Recognizes Native Plant Month with a Public Pledge & Community Events
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (April 2026) — Santa Barbara Botanic Garden will celebrate Native Plant Month this April by inviting the community to take part
Author: Indy Staff
Santa Barbara Chamber Players Present Spring Concert Featuring Guitarist and Composer Tulio Cremisini at Hahn Hall -by Sherry Trujillo
April 4, 2026 Santa Barbara, CA — The Santa Barbara Chamber Players will present an exciting and diverse orchestral program
Attorney General Bonta Opposes Sable’s Request for Special Permit to Waive Federal Safety Regulation
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a comment letter opposing the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)’s consideration of Sable
Calling All Fixers & Volunteers for City of Carpinteria’s Second Annual Fix-it Fair
CARPINTERIA, Calif., April 6, 2026- In an effort to reduce waste and promote a culture of sustainability, the City of Carpinteria
Catching Up with Summercamp
Alt-rock band from the ‘90s is at the Santa Barbara Lobero with Nerf Herder and Ridel High on April 18.
Free Will Astrology
Week of April 9.
Fear Not
Fire hazard maps have changed a great deal, especially if you live in Carpinteria.
Santa Barbara Needs a Workforce Housing Strategy
A Workforce Housing Stabilization Program would be a coordinated strategy that pairs housing access tools with wage standards, uses existing housing stock more effectively, and distributes the responsibility for solutions across employers, property owners, and government — rather than placing it entirely on one party.
Does Nothing Change?
In the Independent on March 26, 2026, I read an obituary that transported me back to an 18-year-old in 1963.
A Happier Ending
In its effort to get rid of the “happy ending” massage in the city, the police are proposing an ordinance revision that will unfairly impact long time local massage therapists and kill off valuable local businesses.
