The public is invited to experience all the action and excitement of the Santa Barbara Stage Four finish of the Amgen Tour of California professional cycling race at a VIP Viewing Party on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 from 12:00 – 4:00 p.m..
Nick Welsh is correct that Richard Falk’s most recent diatribe against U.S. and Israeli policy in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings was not quite as egregious and offensive as his past anti-Semitic and maliciously anti-Israel comments.
The letter “What’s the Harm” missed the mark about Santa Barbara’s proposed plastic bag ordinance and perpetuates misinformation being put out by plastic bag industry lobby groups like “Save the Plastic Bag Coalition,” so I’d like to set the record straight.
It also gives the green light to priority maintenance and repair projects.
It selects Helene Schneider, Bendy White, Gregg Hart, and Megan Diaz Alley.
San Onofre nuclear power plant will go a second summer without providing Southern California Edison customers any electricity due to the release of radioactive vapors from the plant’s recently replaced steam valves.
A fracking regulation measure authored by State Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson made it out of the Environmental Quality Committee this week with a 6-3 vote.
Santa Barbara start-up business ShipHawk beat out about 70 other start-ups to win an audience choice award at the TechCrunch Disrupt competition held in New York 4/29-5/1.
The Goleta school board chose a new principal for La Patera Elementary School following the retirement of Patricia Santiago.
Stand Down, a highly successful event for veterans organized by 5th District Supervisor Steve Lavagnino, is scheduled again for this fall.
