Carls Jr. Opened In Pago Pago
The opening of a Carl’s Jr. franchise in Pago Pago on 12/3 marks the 100th international franchise for the burger chain.
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Samarkand Discrimination Victims Eligible for Compensation
As the 12/26 deadline approaches, no claims have yet been filed against Chicago-based Covenant Retirement Communities, whose facilities include Samarkand of Santa Barbara.
Boys and Girls Club Now Open on Saturdays
A ribbon-cutting on 12/8 at the Boys and Girls Club located on the city’s Eastside celebrated the fact that it will now be open on Saturdays.
School District Finalizes Facilities Master Plan
The Santa Barbara School District maintained the status quo for schools that share sites within the elementary and secondary districts.
Gaucho Men’s Basketball Sees 7th Consecutive Win
The UCSB Gaucho men were giddy after their basketball game against visiting Utah Valley State on 12/7.
Capps Endorses Farr in Third District Race
Representative Lois Capps announced her endorsement of Doreen Farr’s candidacy for the 3rd District supervisor’s seat on 12/11.
RICO sues McGhan-Owned Corporations
The complicated Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) suit against Qualified Exchange Services (QES) of Montecito…
Woman Pleads No Contest in Hit and Run
Heather Lea Hulsey, 22, pleaded no contest to vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated in connection with last year’s hit-and-run killing of forensic psychiatrist Dr. Ronald Shlensky.
CallWave Touts Virtual Fax as Eco Friendly
Calling fax machines “the silent eco-killer,” Santa Barbara-based CallWave is attempting to call attention to its virtual fax service by planting a native tree for every new subscriber.
Firefighters May Get Pay Increase
The Santa Barbara City Council may approve a new contract with city firefighters offering a 21 percent pay hike and a 3.7 percent increase in medical benefits.