Revolving Around Revolutions
A rundown of UCSB’s Human Rights Film Festival, which runs on six nights in April and May.
Recent Stories
Fuel Break Squabble
Los Padres ForestWatch and Forest Service fight over wildfire prevention.
From Greenwich Village to SOhO
Trumpeting crooner Nate Birkey heads from his home in Harlem to Santa Barbara’s top jazz venue on March 28.
Random White Wines and Red Blends
The latest round of Independent office tastings reveals gems from near and not too far.
Jerry Brown on California’s Past, Present, and Future
The governor delivered the keynote for Friday morning at the Wall Street Journal’s ECO:nomics conference.
NOAA Launching Sustainable Fishing Strategies
Groundbreaking efforts to create a more sustainable future for commercial fishing will be announced on Thursday morning, when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration uses a Santa Barbara setting to launch funding initiatives for two new business models designed to help both consumers and fishermen.
National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis Marks 16 Years
“Revolutionary” research group hosts 130 scientists in Santa Barbara this week.
Oil Hunting with Dynamite in Cuyama
Appeals filed by environmental groups of the county’s approval of massive seismic testing project.
Bringing Back BYOB
The popular wine dinners, where guests bring a bottle to fit the theme, are restarting at Max’s Cucina.
Homeowners Win, Park Owners Lose
The county supervisors on Tuesday passed a mobile home park closure ordinance that favors mobile owner-tenants, not park owners.
