Recent reports have indicated that BP is in (and may well win) a dispute with government officials regarding relieving pressure from the new cap. Conveniently, this will protect British Petroleum’s vested interest by not allowing a true measurement to be taken of the actual leakage volume in order to determine the extent of their liability.
In this era of disappearing festivals, I’m happy to report that this year’s French Festival bigger and better than ever.
We are spending 100s of 1000s of dollars to construct these unbelievably dangerous bulb-outs which no one wants—except the progressive anti-car leaders of our elected council, city staff, and five members of our Landmarks Commission.
The San Diego-based quartet returns one member lighter on History from Below.
Dream Foundation fashion show, plus new shops Arbor, the Supply Room, and Lola
Oxnard Salsa Festival celebrates food and dance.
Leonardo DiCaprio stars in this fantastically trippy thriller, directed by the man behind that other heady crime flick, 2000’s Memento.
Ciudad de los Niños Orphanage Choir will perform this week in downtown Santa Barbara.
Only when there is a free flow of information from the government to its people can we truly appreciate the beauty and power of a democracy. A bill now in the U.S. Senate, S.448, will protect the sources on whom journalists rely from having their identities exposed in all but a few circumstances.
Zoo to You program brings wild animals to S.B.’s public libraries.
