A temporary restraining order against Orson Mozes will prevent him from spending the nearly $300,000 in funds seized as a result of the investigation into his alleged adoption scam, which bilked prospective parents out of more than $1 million.
Tom Jacobs speaks to the luminary author about America’s adolescence.
Smoke alarms will no longer suffice in the City of Santa Barbara, where a new ordinance will soon require the installation of sprinkler systems in new residential and commercial developments and additions of 1,000 square feet or more.
Checking out this casual culinary gem on Victoria Street.
Deanna Solakian, an ad designer here at The Indy, took a few minutes to tell us more about her good friend and housemate Halle.
Assemblymember Pedro Nava has spearheaded a coalition of environmental fishing industry groups and legislators that aims to urge U.S. Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar to reinstate the federal moratorium on offshore oil drilling.
Photographer Tom Judah’s newest exhibit to open this week in Santa Barbara.
The Life Cube; see it deploy at the Earth Day Celebration.
The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden on 4/13 unveiled its “Vital Mission Plan” before the county’s Historic Landmarks Advisory Committee (HLAC), which will decide on 5/11 whether the garden’s proposed renovations conform to the site’s landmark status.
A symposium on human origins and language is coming to Santa Barbara.
