Bad to Worse
As Brown begins budget reboot meetings, California’s bottom line keeps sagging lower.
Year: 2010
The Story of Sarah
The brave 10-year-old is the heroine of Sarah’s Key, a 2007 novel and now the opening-night movie of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on January 27, 2011.
Dog Under Duress
The current debate over extending tax cuts for the rich has been decidedly unkind to women’s genitalia.
Sojourner Kincaid Rolle
reads poems from her book Black Street
Victorian Quilt Raffle
The Lompoc Museum raffles a handmade, Victorian era style quilt using colors and design inspired by the 1909 Burpee Seed catalog cover.
Saving What Remains of the Coast
The last 20 miles of undeveloped Southern California coastline is at Gaviota, and Naples its symbolic heart, a parcel that has so far confounded speculators’ schemes. Are its days again numbered?
Tara Cloud
“I’m a slow traveler,” says Indy reader Tara Cloud, a Santa Barbara resident since 1966 who sent us this picture from Iguazu Falls on the border between Argentina and Brazil.
volume 25, number 257, December 16-23, 2010
How UCSB’s Computer Security Group is Fighting the Biggest Crime Wave in History
Just the Hackers You Need
How UCSB’s Computer Security Group is fighting the biggest crime wave in human history.
Supes to Tackle Redistricting
The Board of Supervisors received on 12/14 an initial overview on the redistricting process they will be undertaking during the next year.