Freeway Closed at Castillo Due to Triple-Fatality DUI Crash
Driver Kimberly Kreis arrested; no estimated time yet of opening the roadway during Santa Barbara’s rush hour.
Month: April 2014
The Security State and the Gang Injunction
What do Deltopia, the Bundy ranch, and the gang injunction have in common?
The S.B. Questionnaire: Daniel Gibbings
Talking Africa, kids, and creative process with the Santa Barbara jeweler.
Traditional Policing Needed, Not Gang Injunction
Public interest has been renewed in Santa Barbara relating to the gang injunction.
‘Mature Drivers’ Refresher Class Can Help Cut Costs
Drivers over age 55 can boost driving skills and, possibly, trim auto insurance fees by taking special course.
Qualities of a Sheriff
Who is qualified to be Sheriff?
Muslims Fight Anti-Semitism
Israelite prophets are revered by both Jews and Muslims; anti-Semitism must be fought wherever it may be found.
West Papua’s Riches Push Independence Further Away
With the discovery of gold, Indonesia’s clutch on West Papua tightens.
Review: Chvrches at the Majestic Ventura Theater
The Glasgow-based trio made a dazzling mid-Coachella stop on Wednesday, April 14.
Santa Barbara Foundation Announces 2014 Scholarship Award Recipients
“I believe being a role model requires a person of character who is willing to share themselves and their abilities with others,” said award recipient, Emma Andersen.
