Injuries in Gang Fight
Fight in which baseball bats were used as weapons may have seriously injured at least one teen.
Month: October 2009
Santa Barbara Symphony Season Opens at Granada
After a preseason concert with Lang Lang in September, the Santa Barbara Symphony began its official concert season on Saturday and Sunday.
No Love for Food From the Heart
Nonprofit that delivers food to the sick is shut down by county health department for improper permits and sinks.
Jazz at the Lobero Continues, Diemer Releases CD
Emma Lou Diemer has released a CD of her music for violin and piano, and the demise of Jazz at the Lobero appears to have been greatly exaggerated.
Proponents Defend Measure B’s Effect Following Disasters
Counter opponents’ claims that historic buildings could not be rebuilt.
Accused Murderer’s Confession Shown in Court
Musser tells detective he sliced lover’s neck because he thought she was pregnant.
Lit Moon Presents Its World Theatre Festival at Center Stage
The 2009 theater fest included a wide range of physical theater from children’s stories to sophisticated political satires.
Media Amplifies Violent Fringes
First Amendment does not protect threats of violence.
StylePhile
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, local line Ecozuzu has designed some adorable cropped pants perfect for lounging.
Garrison Keillor Brings Tales of the Midwest to Arlington
UCSB’s Arts & Lectures brings back the NPR staple in support of his new book, Pilgrims: A Wobegon Romance.
