Tony Denunzio, who witnesses say was brutally struck and tasered by Santa Barbara Police Officer Aaron Tudor during a DUI stop last October, filed a governmental claim for damages with the City of Santa Barbara, the first step toward filing a lawsuit against the city.
A third doctor will examine Andrew Balderaz, accused of stabbing Baldemar Leal in a fatal 2009 attack on the Westside, to see if he is competent to stand trial.
Attorneys for Robert Anthony Aldaz, Richard Soto, Ricardo Pineda, Juan Antonio Maldonado, and Juan Carlos Villa argued on 4/24 there was insufficient evidence shown at a preliminary hearing that anyone in the group had used premeditation or deliberation in connection with allegedly stabbing a man 21 times on the Eastside in April 2011.
Thirty-five women from Santa Barbara Treble Clef Women’s Chorus are headed to Downey to participate in a weekend of music on April 27th to 29th.
The Caroline Huetter Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to Central Coast young people, is
now accepting nominations for its annual Caroline Huetter Award for young adults actively supporting community involvement on the Central Coast.
The acclaimed modern-dance company will perform at the Granada on Thursday, April 26.
Artist will accept their return with no questions asked.
5000 years ago, when somebody went to a palmist in Khajuharo, Gujrat, or Lothal, according to Shyan Lal, who was called into his brother’s shop to interpret some art, the palmist would see what was wrong with somebody’s chakrahs, and then get in touch with a tantric painter.
The sax master explored the music of Greece in this concert that featured both a singer and a lyre player.
A tradition founded in 1930 will be taking on a new hue this May 5 when the Rancheros Visitadores or “Visiting Ranchers,” made up of horsemen from around the country, will gather for a week-long ride through the Santa Ynez Valley as they have for 82 years.
