Copies of The Independent are showing up in far-flung corners of the world, but this shot from Porter Spencer—who manages hydraulic lift equipment for Bardex Corporation in Goleta—was the first we’ve seen from Asia, specifically Batangas in the Philippines.
Contemporary Korean Photography at the S.B. Museum of Art
This collaboration between the SBMA and the MFA, Houston is a fascinating look at the emerging art scene in South Korea.
The rock ‘n’ roll heir delivered a sweet set’s worth of acoustic folk last Monday at SOhO.
What most of us friends, his five bereaved children and stepchild, and his wife and three former wives (his life was complicated) know best is that what underlay all of his activities was an unquenchable kindness.
Delivering on an idea first floated by students during public forums held last fall, Santa Barbara City College announced this week that scholarships will be available for certain Continuing Education courses when classes resume this fall.
If all goes according to multi-faceted Caltrans plans, a third lane will be added sometime in the next five or six years to both sides of Highway 101 between Mussel Shoals and the east end Santa Barbara.
Five beaches at warning level in this week’s report.
The painting is part of a city program that reaches out to at-risk youth.
The young high school manages to stays competitive even without athletic facilities.
