Santa Barbara Museum of Art Relinquishes $1 Million Drawing Stolen by Nazis
The decision comes after a 17-year restitution effort by the heirs of Holocaust victim Fritz Grünbaum and amid new pressure from Manhattan prosecutors.
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Cottage Announces New Ob/Gyn Clinic
The Castillo Street location is now accepting new patients.
Lawsuit Against Santa Barbara Museum of Art over Nazi-Looted Drawing Dropped
The heirs of a Jewish cabaret singer and art collector killed in a concentration camp voluntarily dismiss their case for reasons still unclear.
Surfing Champ Shaun Tomson Wants You at His Paddle Out Party
The benefit event for the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum takes place this Sunday.
With Unique Model, Santa Barbara Comms Firm Confronts National Health Crises
Idea Engineering’s Turnkey Campaigns address suicide, fentanyl, and other pressing issues.
Sea Lion Saved from Knife in Face
The large adult male had been stabbed through the snout.
Santa Barbara County to Construct New Apartments, Increase Outreach Efforts to Address Homelessness
The Board of Supervisors allocates $1.5 million toward a 24-unit apartment complex on Patterson Avenue and signs a $3.1 million contract with Good Samaritan Shelter to reach people living in encampments.
Santa Ynez LGBTQ Group Invited to Copenhagen to Meet Mayor, Lead Pride Parade
The local valley organization featured prominently in Denmark’s massive weeklong festival.
Our 2023 Active Aging Guide
Santa Barbarans stare down Father Time and live their lives to the fullest.
Dust Off That Trumpet and Join Santa Barbara’s Prime Time Band
The ensemble of older adults reignites old passions and keeps minds and fingers nimble.
