News-Press Lays Off 15
It’s the second year in a row that the paper let go of workers on May Day.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Cisneros to Stand Trial for Murder
A jury will decide the fate of a man accused of fatally stabbing Lawrence Kaiser in December 2008.
Swine Flu Scares Tourists into Santa Barbara
The city played sudden host to two cruise ships over the weekend.
Isla Vista’s Main Street Revamped
Eight months later, Pardall Road reopens with bike lanes, wide sidewalks, and palm trees.
One Fatality in Freeway Crash
One 30-year-old female is dead and four are injured after a southbound vehicle crossed the center divider.
Students Protest Anti-Defamation League’s Involvement in UCSB Matter
Having sent an email deemed by some to be anti-Semitic, Professor William Robinson is under investigation by UCSB’s Academic Senate.
Bacara Condos Pass Go
Condos at Haskell’s start out on road to hoped-for approval by Goleta planning bodies.
Pet Allergies
What you can do if your pet makes you sneeze.
Peeping Reds’ Grand Reopening
The Funk Zone venue reinvents itself as a wine and tapas bar.
Cathedral Oaks Loses Wrongful Death Suit
Family Awarded $16 Million in Four-Year-Old Yoni Gottesman’s Drowning
