Pedaling with Illumination
Lights on a bike at night is the law, and innovators use LEDs and lasers to project bicycle images and revolving wheel lights to alert automobile drivers.
Year: 2013
Enslaved, but Covered
In slave countries, like England, France, Germany, Canada, Japan, Taiwan … people are not worrying about their health-care plans or whether the government’s computers are going to be helpful.
Real Costs for the Gang Injunction
The author argues that, contrary to Sharon Byrne’s assertions, the gang injunction is an expensive waste of money.
Regier Family Farms
Growing tree-ripened stone fruit and juicy mandarins
Sports Update: Nov. 19-24
Gauchos seeded into 2nd round of NCAA soccer tournament, will host match Sunday.
Review: Camerata Pacifica at Hahn Hall
Pianist Adam Neiman showed his formidable chops in an extraordinary recital of late Beethoven works.
COURTNEY DAVIS, PAGE YOUTH CENTER BOARD VICE PRESIDENT
The Page Youth Center is proud to announce the appointment of Courtney Davis, attorney at law for Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber, Schreck, to the position of Vice President of the Page Youth Center.
SBCC Takes Top Honors at 2013 ACM Programming Competition
Congratulations to Santa Barbara City College’s two programming teams, SBCC One and SBCC Alpha.
Bakersfield’s Tom Taylor claims first place, $20K in Chumash Casino Resort’s Central Coast Fall Poker Classic
Tom Taylor, a 69-year-old from Bakersfield, outlasted 506 other competitors to claim first place and more than $20,000 in the 2013 Central Coast Fall Poker Classic on Saturday at the Chumash Casino Resort.
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY LAUNCHES FIRST OF ITS KIND FILM INCENTIVE PROGRAM IN CALIFORNIA
Santa Barbara County is offering a new media production incentive program that is the first of its kind in California with the goal to encourage production companies to bring their projects to the area.
