On Track for a Record Year
In a wildly unsettled time for the music industry, few vital signs are as viable as who’s playing the big outdoor venues during the summer concert season.
Month: July 2011
Be$t $how Ever
From top grossing tours to high priced tickets, Rick Boller breaks down the business behind the Bowl.
Remembering Rex Marchbanks
Friends look back on the man, the myth, and the legend that lived and worked in our beloved Bowl.
Brent Elder
The Indy‘s roving special education correspondent Brent Elder—who teaches at Kellogg School in Goleta during the school year—is currently in Western Kenya to help teachers, students, and families better integrate and educate kids with disabilities.
Beer Garden’s Beautiful Volunteers
Bob Mills is the coordinator whose crews keep the Bowl crowds happy.
What Gag Order?
Peter Lance, News-Press off the hook for defying judge.
Allied Waste Gives Money for Graffiti Tracking
Allied Waste may have shut down operations in the City of Santa Barbara, but not before donating $4,400 to the Police Department to pay for a graffiti tracking system.
Appeal Court Upholds Juarez Conviction
A California Court of Appeal upheld the 2008 conviction of Ricardo Juarez, now 18 years old, who was sentenced to 17 years in state prison for his involvement in the 2007 stabbing death of Luis “Angel” Linares in March 2007.
Calling the Fire Department and How to Use 911
The Santa Barbara County Fire Department reminds people that dialing 911 on your telephone is the fastest way to get help for yourself or someone else.
Closing Arguments in Case Against Gang Injunction Target
Marcos Ramos charged with heroin and handgun possession.
