Santa Ynez Valley Men Who Stole, Burned Pride Flags Ordered to 12-Month Diversion Program
The LGBTQ organization that consulted with the DA’s Office on the sentence called it “a small step toward justice.”
Recent Stories
Injured Santa Barbara Cyclist Awarded $3.8 Million in Negligence Case Against Caltrans, Driver
Jury finds Highway 101’s Arroyo Quemada Bridge is a “dangerous” piece of public property and a “concealed trap” for motorists.
Miramar Floats Housing and Retail Additions
Project includes luxury apartments, employee housing, and new boutiques.
A ‘Midweekend’ Getaway to Hotel S.L.O. with a Toddler in Tow
Great food, fun adventures, and only one meltdown.
Amid New Federal Rules, Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Closes Chumash Exhibit
New regulations require institutions to obtain consent from tribes before displaying cultural items.
Elon Musk’s Worst Nightmare Lives in Santa Barbara
Journalist Zoe Schiffer gets the true story of how he ruined Twitter.
Don’t Listen to the Doomers
The climate fight is not lost, but we must act now, says Michael E. Mann.
Raytheon on Trial in Gender Discrimination and Harassment Case
A former finance manager at the company’s Goleta campus is seeking $4.4 million in lost earnings, plus punitive damages.
Just the Facts, Ma’am: New Report Offers Neutral ― but Surprising ― Findings on Santa Barbara Travel Patterns
The data will help shape future transportation projects.
New Santa Barbara Museum of Art Director Cancels Show, Citing Lack of Diversity, and Terminates Curator
A group of affected artists blasted the moves by Amada Cruz as “outrageous” and “insulting.”
