Sensitive Sniffers
Dogs have long been used to sniff out explosives and drugs; now researchers are finding that dogs can be trained to be useful in the medical field.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
The Knighting of Mary Collier
The Westmont College professor is honored for propagating French culture.
Update Process Underway for Airport Safety Zones
Future construction will be affected by pending land use compatibility plan.
Santa Barbara Children’s Chorus Expanding Programs
Expanding the Santa Barbara Children’s Chorus (SBCC) base of programs this year has a few firsts for the 19 year-old organization which all starts on September 10 with weekly classes and will run through June, 2013.
Creek Week
13th Annual Creek Week includes events and activities for all ages.
Local Captured First Place Super-Select Title
The American Quarter Horse Journal, Amarillo – Dewayne Copus of Santa Barbara, California, captured the first place Super-Select title in reining at the 2012 Adequan Select American Quarter Horse Association World Championship Show on Wednesday, August 29 in Amarillo.
Zero Discharge
Surfrider is concerned that Santa Barbara County’s wastewater and waste-management programs and policies are not as environmentally friendly as they could be.
More Help for the Mentally Ill?
Supervisors mull proposal to re-open vacant Santa Maria facility.
Neighbors Mad at ‘Party Houses’
County works to tweak special event permitting process.
EDC Head to Retire
Environmental Defense Center chief David Landecker announced he’s retiring from the nonprofit law firm and will step down December 31.
