UC Santa Barbara Men’s Basketball Holds Off Nevada for 76-63 Victory
Sophomore guard CJ Shaw scored 20 points and the UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball team improved to 3-0 with a
UC Santa Barbara Men’s Basketball Holds Off Nevada for 76-63 Victory
Unruly Women Won the Midterms
From governors’ mansions to school boards, they powered an election to remember.
What California’s Proposed Quartz Countertop Ban Means for Your Remodel
Selecting countertops is usually one of the most exciting milestones in a kitchen or bathroom design. For years, engineered quartz
Old Town: The Heartbeat of Goleta
The neighborhood that puts the ‘good’ in Goodland.
A Meaningful Voice in Patient Care
Cottage executives have flooded our work emails with anti-union messages, and nurses have had their names recorded or pictures taken for asking questions or participating in union activities.
Important and Valuable
Christina McDermott’s article on proposed high-rise developments in Santa Barbara and Carpinteria shows the real importance and value of local investigative journalism.
Santa Barbara County Updates Its Inclusionary Housing Policy to Address Habitat for Humanity’s Concerns
The changes come after discussions with the nonprofit, who had expressed concerns that the ordinance, as written, could have unintentionally impeded its affordable housing project.
Federal Court Case Continues over Goleta Mobile Home Park’s Senior-Only Status
University Mobile Home Park owner’s lawsuit challenging the legality of Goleta’s senior housing overlay law can move forward, a judge rules.
Take an (Art) Walk in the Mesa
Twelve Mesa-based artists open their studios for the 22nd annual Mesa Artists Studio Tour.
All Booked | A Wisp of Whimsy
Richelle Boyd reviews three light books with fantastical elements and playful humor.
