P-ing Up a Rope?
County looks to soften legal blow from fracking ban.
Month: July 2014
Harmony
Did you hear that Harmony was sold?
Who’s the Real David Lack?
Is he a scheming con man or a fumbling stumblebum?
KUT
The always-cutting-edge women of The Santa Barbara Independent family took it up a notch when a bunch decided to attend the KUT program at the Martial Arts Family Fitness studios.
A Once and Future Dog
Give us your wretched refuse teeming to get the hell out of hell.
Judge Quashes Quazy Quaid Subpoena
Self-described “Star Whacker” targets Randy and Evi Quaid had their subpoena dreams quashed on 7/28 by Judge Colleen Sterne, who ruled that the Sheriff’s Office isn’t required to provide the couple — who fled to Canada and have warrants out for their arrest related to a 2010 squatting incident in Montecito — with documentation related to those arrests.
Fiesta 2014
Celebrate Old Spanish Days with dance, music, and authentic food.
Leonel Acosta: 1932-2014
Born in Huetamo, Michoacán, México, Leonel Acosta inspired his family with his life and his lessons.
Four Businesses Busted for Selling Booze to Minors
Santa Barbara Brewing Company, El Torito, Benchmark eatery, and Uncle Rocco’s New York Pizza sold alcohol to underage decoys.
Post-Fire Studies at Coal Oil Point
“Fire is a renewal. It cleans up the dead brush and thatch, and I’m very excited for our grassland,” says Coal Oil Point Reserve’s Cristina Sandoval.