For several years I thought of volunteering for Big Brothers, Big Sisters but made many excuses why I shouldn’t pursue it: I was too old, I didn’t have enough energy, did I have enough time to spend, was I responsible enough to follow through, would they be bratty or troubled, what would I do with them?
New research reveals more than one-third of pet owners don’t have an emergency plan.
Indie-electronic two-piece Glass Candy, along with the Chromatics, will perform at SOhO this Sunday, September 4.
Meme is a beautiful eight-year-old kitty who is full of personality. Although she is not a youngster she is surprisingly playful and loves toy mice. She would prefer a relaxed home where she can lounge around in the afternoon sun.
Case closed on Peter Jeschke, who’s on his way to prison for seven years and eight months.
Anticipated highlights and some surprises made 2011 one of Santa Barbara’s best summers for music ever.
The University of California, Santa Barbara Triathlon Team, one of the nation’s top collegiate triathlon teams, announced today that Jonathan Waltman won the men’s long course triathlon competition at the Santa Barbara Triathlon on Saturday, August 27.
Digging or trenching may be necessary to replace a fence or deck, remove or plant a tree, replace a foundation, run new underground utilities, or simply install a new sprinkler system.
A new paradigm in quantum information processing has been demonstrated by physicists at UC Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara City College’s Projects in Sustainability class, the Student Sustainability Coalition, and the Center for Sustainability are hosting a Farmers’ Market each Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. during the academic year while classes are in session.
