What Does the Future Look Like for La Casa de la Raza?
The Chicano cultural center hosts a community “talking session” to brainstorm a new direction.
Recent Stories
UCSB Study Shows Impacts of Wildfires and Droughts on Stream Communities
U.S. Forest Service and University researchers find a ‘new normal’ for riparian habitats.
Former Macy’s in Paseo Nuevo to Open as Roller Rink, Arcade
Aloha Fun Center to have roller skating, laser tag, arcade, and more opening in December.
Carpinteria Planning Commission Gives Blessing for New Multi-Use Path
The project passed unanimously and will run along Highway 101 South and Santa Claus Lane.
Carpinteria City Council Approves Surfliner Inn to Move Forward
The project passes in a 3-2 vote despite concerns over size and impact on neighborhoods.
A Grisly Crime: Recap of the Pierre Haobsh Trial
How the triple-murder case played out in court leading up to the guilty verdict.
Pierre Haobsh Found Guilty in Han Family Murders
The mountain of evidence was too much for Judge Brian Hill to ignore in the grisly crime.
Pierre Haobsh Takes Stand for First Time in Han Murder Trial
The defense team calls its witnesses as the case enters its final week.
Defense Team Raises Doubts in Case Against Accused Han Family Killer
Pierre Haobsh’s attorneys question the reliability of cell phone data records.
Pierre Haobsh’s Web History Paints Dark Picture Behind Triple Murder
The prosecution continues building its case with its final witnesses in Han family murder trial.
