Tanlines at Velvet Jones
The Brooklyn duo dished up a dance-worthy set of thumping tropicalia on Tuesday, June 26.
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A Monday to Celebrate
Two years ago, budget cuts forced the library to close on Mondays, but now the Santa Barbara City Council has found the funds to restore Monday service, at least from 10 a.m to 7 p.m.
City of Guadalupe to Host a Celebration of Military Heroes
When Guadalupe resident Veronica Forest saw a need for more Central Coast recognition of active and veteran members of the military, she took action.
Beach Sampling Results, June 25th
All clear in this week’s beach testing results.
SBNBCC’s Safe Parking Program Featured in Rolling Stone Magazine
Local nonprofit New Beginnings Counseling Center once again receives national attention for its Safe Parking Program™ which helps middle class families struggling to regain their footing in today’s difficult economy.
Fireworks Display in Santa Barbara
The City of Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara’s non- profit organization SPARKLE will co-host a fireworks display beginning at 9pm, Wednesday, July 4th.
Everyman a Candidate
One day I was at the computer, clicked on the wrong icon in my bookmarks, and wound up on the Democratic Central Service Club website.
Modest Miramar Proposal
Let Rick Caruso go back to wherever it is that he builds malls.
School Parcel Taxes Go On a Diet
Will return to November ballot at lower amount.
Pacific Capital Bancorp Settles Lawsuit
Pacific Capital Bancorp (PCBC), the parent company of Santa Barbara Bank & Trust, has settled a class-action lawsuit contesting its merger with UnionBanCal, the parent company of Union Bank, according to a tentative ruling by Superior Court Judge Colleen Sterne.
