Santa Barbara Ponzi Schemer Sentenced to 11 Years In Prison
A federal judge has sentenced Santa Barbara resident Darrell Aviss to just over 11 years in prison for operating a
Recent Stories
What Are Santa Barbara Women’s Health Care Needs?
A new group is hosting a public forum this weekend to solicit women’s experiences and identify gaps in services.
Celebrating 150 Years of Santa Barbara’s Stearns Wharf
A look at the past and present of one of California’s last working wooden piers.
The History of Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara’s Doorstep to the World
John Peck Stearns transformed a sleepy adobe town into a bustling American city.
DART Mission Accomplished: NASA Spacecraft Slams Asteroid
Goleta’s Las Cumbres Observatory will continue observing Dimorphos to determine if and how the collision altered its orbit.
Santa Barbara City Council Mandates Makeover for Downtown Parklets
The outdoor structures along the State Street promenade will soon be getting a more uniform look.
Outside Expert Punches Holes in Cantin Debris Flow Report
A leading forensic anthropologist called the analysis “confusing,” “unclear,” and “disingenuous.”
NASA Plays Space Billiards with Assist from Santa Barbara Astronomers
DART mission will test Earth’s ability to deflect incoming asteroids.
Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara Sues over Alleged Real Estate Bait-and-Switch
Organization accuses development firm of breaking its promise to lease the nonprofit’s Ortega Street property back to it.
Pacifica in Peril: Students Protest Ousters, Faculty Vote No Confidence in Provost
Students at the graduate institute based in Santa Barbara and Carpinteria contend they’ve been left without a clear path to completing their doctorate degrees.
