Santa Barbara Judge Thomas Anderle: Good-Bye and Thank You After 30 Years on Bench
The 91-year-old judge receives a surprise send-off from attorneys, judges, and courthouse regulars.
Santa Barbara Judge Thomas Anderle: Good-Bye and Thank You After 30 Years on Bench
Four Invasive ‘Ankle Biter’ Mosquitoes Found in City of Santa Barbara
The aggressive “Aedes aegypti” mosquitoes were discovered earlier this year in Goleta Valley and Carpinteria and have caused 20 cases of dengue infection in Los Angeles County.
A Little of Everything in Lompoc
From cowboy boots to Christmas ornaments, The Garden Shoppe rewards a leisurely wander.
UC Santa Barbara Opens Season With 85-55 Win Over San Francisco State
The Gauchos will host Oakland on Saturday at 1 p.m..
Please Give Credit Where Credit Is Due
In the last few issues I’ve read articles about companies who are rightfully proud of their product, but who don’t give credit to the people who physically and creatively make said products.
American Dance and Music Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary
Special event honors the work of iconic Santa Barbara photographer and videographer David Bazemore.
Santa Barbara’s Max and Elaine Schott Die One Day Apart
Max Schott was a UCSB creative writing professor and author of the novel-turned-film ‘Murphy’s Romance,’ while Elaine Schott was a violinist with the Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra.
SBART Press Luncheon: Special Olympics Athletes of the Quarter Receive Awards
Santa Barbara High football will host Fullerton Friday night at in the CIF-SS Division 6 Playoffs.
Santa Barbara Deserves Better Than Tear-Down Politics!
When a candidate spends her energy tearing someone down, it tells you more about her than the person she’s attacking.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Emergency Intervention in California Elections
Of the 20,000 alleged non-citizens casting ballots, 180 reportedly originated in Santa Barbara County.
