Elect a Sheriff We Can Trust
If our jail hasn’t reached its “tipping point,” it’s close because of understaffing and inadequate training.
Year: 2014
Reviews: YG at Earl Warren Showgrounds and Lemaitre at SOhO
Young fans are flocking to shows in big numbers, no matter what the conditions.
Review: Ida
The outcome of this spiritual odyssey is nowhere near as interesting as the scenes that director Pawel Pawlikowski creates.
Cat Killer Pleads No Contest
A woman arrested in January for reportedly fatally stabbing her ex-boyfriend’s cat and stealing his paintings pleaded to felony animal cruelty.
Cabbies Take Uber Drivers to Task
Taxi drivers argued rideshare drivers are violating municipal code that requires anyone conducting business to have a permit.
The S.B. Questionnaire: Vanessa Bechtel
Chatting with the Executive Director of Santa Barbara City College Foundation
Flying into the Past on a B-25’s Wings
A young Army Air Force weather officer did his bit for the Allied invasion of Normandy, even if he never saw combat.
Concern for Ocean Unites Fishers and Enviros
MPAs present an amazing opportunity to enrich lives within our communities through visitation and nonconsumptive recreation.
Accountability for Sheriff’s Office
We have six dead thanks in significant part to the gross negligence, shirking, gullibility, and arrogance of Sheriff Bill Brown’s department.
Man Survives Fall from Isla Vista Cliffs
College-age victim transported to hospital with moderate injuries.
