Solar SUNday
This day-long workshop is devoted to helping folks switch their energy source to solar power.
Year: 2010
Narcotics Officers Eradicate Massive Marijuana Grow
A rugged Gaviota Coast canyon hid a grow of 5,800 young marijuana plants.
Counting the Days for the Arroyo Toad
Remaining populations are isolated and their habitats are threatened.
Art Installation Restored After Vandalism
Looking at the bright side, artist Jenchi Wu takes the opportunity to create anew.
License Your Dog Online
A new, more convenient service will be offered beginning August 1.
Authorities Hunt for CVS Robber
The department released video camera footage with the hope someone will help identify the suspect
Figuring How to Protect Marine Areas
The state-sanctioned Marine Protected Areas meeting held this week at the DoubleTree Resort in Santa Barbara fleshed out how exactly the protected areas will be evaluated once restrictions are implemented.
UCSB to House Haiti Recovery Initiative
UCSB’s Center for Black Studies Research has been chosen as the headquarters for the UC Haiti Initiative (UCHI), a collaborative of faculty and students working on the recovery process post-earthquake.
Unlikely Duo Heads Jail Tax Campaign
In a surprising marriage of opposites, campaign consultant Jeremy Lindaman is teaming up with former S.B. School Board member and past Santa Barbara County Taxpayer’s Association board president Lanny Ebenstein to run the Measure S campaign.
Target Strikes Out
The city council rejects an effort to locate a store across from airport.
