The Santa Barbara News-Press remains very much like the Titanic in frantic search of more icebergs in which to crash. In this regard, about the only thing that might save Santa Barbara’s oldest daily paper is global warming.
GETTING GASSED: “Having
just returned from Sacramento, where gasoline is available at $2.97
a gallon, it still puzzles me why Santa Barbara’s prices are so
much higher,” notes Goletan Gary Lapman. “Are there special
requirements by our county regarding the formula for the product
sold here, or is all gas in California the same?
Another topical song, this one about Travis Armstrong.
Sushi Teri, bachelor party, Elements, Artiste, SLO
A funny, original ditty on the News-Press owner and her cohorts.
Avid Indy reader Matt Wallace reflects on the passing of Culture’s lead singer.
The News-Press Sunday opinion pages return, creating a memorable visual image for the award winning editor, Travis J. Armstrong.
Faced with the doldrums of being a surf addict living in a Santa Barbara summer, I sought out a little adventure a few weeks back and popped my Reggae on the River cherry. What follows is an attempt to document something that really can only be experienced.
News-Press PR machine announces staff realignment.
National Labor Relation Board hears from TeamsterAttorney after Starshine Roshell column dropped from the News-Press
