Manuel Unzueta, the undisputed godfather of mural art throughout the South Coast, will be the beneficiary of a fundraising gala this Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at El Paseo Restaurant to help him recover from the fire that wiped out his backyard studio on Santa Barbara’s Eastside.
Due to last year’s unusually mild winter, Santa Barbara County agricultural products commanded the most money ever — just under $1.3 billion — since 1916 when records were first kept.
Council votes against poll to test temperature of city voters.
The Veterans Memorial Building on Cabrillo Boulevard was declared a historic landmark by the City Council for its architectural significance, and the grounds around and below it were declared historic as well in deference to Chumash villages that occupied the site for nearly 5,000 years.
A glass sculpture of two adjoining feathered wings that pays tribute to the importance of Santa Barbara as a training site for marine pilots during WWII will soon greet travelers coming and going from the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport as they pass by the Earle Ovington Terminal.
Have Americans become too lazy to steal?
State Street sculpture cited for attracting aggressive street people.
Psyllid discoveries may prompt pesticide spraying.
Eastside Library gets cool new mural.
Marine biologists struggle to get white abalone in the mood.
