The Latino Vote Would Turn the Tide in 2018
The president’s racism has awakened a quiet electorate.
Month: August 2018
UCSB Gets NEH Grant
The university was awarded more than $300,000 for building renovation.
Five Couples Celebrate 70+ Years of Marriage
They share their secrets of staying power.
Renée Ahdieh’s ‘The Wrath & The Dawn’ Transports Readers
Cultural appreciation and folklore fantasy come together in a story full of mystery and intrigue.
Concrete Is Changing
Concrete is now capable of reducing the need for air-conditioning, cleaning our urban air, and outlasting its conventional predecessor many times over.
David Rosner Helps The Monarch Spread Wings
The Montecito Inn’s newest restaurant taps experienced Santa Barbara chef to run its kitchen.
New Axis of Evil?
Are Robert Mueller, Democrats and the mainstream media the new axis of evil?
Sweety
Active Chihuahua needs a home!
Mother of Former San Marcos High Football Player Files Wrongful Death Suit
Doug MacKenzie suffered brain damage when he played fullback at USC, lawsuit says.
On Crime, Justin Fareed Channels Trump
The Republican challenger is facing Salud Carbajal for the third time.