Thomas Frank’s ‘Rendezvous with Oblivion’ Calls for New History
A series of interlocking essays, the author directs a withering gaze on the fast-food industry, suburban McMansions, hipster cities, higher education, and the Democratic Party.
Month: August 2018
Fish for Free on September 1
A license is not required but other regulations still apply.
Trouble in ‘Pinkville’
Ronald Ridenhour interviewed witnesses to the atrocities committed at “Pinkville,” the name given to My Lai by GIs.
Outside Party Intervenes in Hollister Ranch Access Case
Judge Colleen Sterne allows a trail group to argue against existing settlement agreement.
Maldonado Cleared of Illegal Cannabis Cultivation
Investigators wrongly identified 30 acres of hemp.
Live Oak Music Festival Moves to San Luis Obispo
Organizers cite wildfire concerns and pricing.
Santa Barbara Firefighters and Environmentalists Battle over Prevention Methods
Firefighters and Enviros Bicker over Control Burns and Hard Houses.
State Account Proposed to Fund Coastal Access
Assemblymember Limón responds to public concern.
The Rebirth of Rideau Vineyard
New ownership and enthused winemaking are lifting this longtime Santa Ynez Valley estate, which hosts a Viognier Festival on September 1.
Fire Chief Pushes for Dispatch Changes
County will explore separating fire from law enforcement.