Save Santa Barbara’s Recorded History
Don’t let your history be sold to anyone but your own community. To my former classmates, I ask: Bid and buy the archives.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Music Review | Alexandra Riorden Owns the Stage at Santa Barbara’s SOhO
Show gives crowd a sneak peek at upcoming album.
Flood Watch in Effect for Santa Barbara County Through Easter Sunday
Heaviest rain expected through Friday night, with high winds and surf forecast in channel and along beaches.
Common Sense Required
The city needs an Agency of Common Sense.
What Does the U.S. Government Know About Barbarians?
If 95.6 percent of Barbarian households have computers but only 91.5 percent have broadband internet subscriptions what does that 4.1 percent do with their computers?
No Herbicides Please
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the recent use of 2,4-D toxic chemicals in a native grassland as a firebreak near the San Marcos Foothill Preserve.
We Have Questions
Last Thursday’s “telephone town hall” left many of us feeling disheartened and frustrated, as Rep. Carbajal’s responses seemed to prioritize political talking points like “Israel has a right to defend itself” over genuine humanitarian common sense.
Santa Barbara’s Collective Memory, Sold for Kindling
The digital archive of the ‘Santa Barbara News-Press’ is poised for sale to a murky foreign firm likely to destroy it for data to feed online search algorithms. Will we step up to save our history?
Edible Insect Art Show at UC Santa Barbara Displays Culinary Diversity and Sustainability
GlassBox Gallery showcases insects as food, plus discussion panel and tasting opportunities.
Mental Wellness Center Plans Local Events in Recognition of May’s Mental Health Awareness Month
For Immediate Release – May is National Mental Health Awareness Month and several events are planned throughout the county to
