Woman May Face Charges for Leaving Baby in Hot Car
The case has been referred to the District Attorney’s Office and Child Welfare Services.
Year: 2014
DNA Evidence Leads to Arrest in State Street Assault Case
The suspect allegedly hid in an alley and pounced on a worker as she closed a downtown store.
Local Natives Hit the Field
The Los Angeles indie rockers co-headline 2014’s Extravaganza at UCSB’s Harder Stadium.
Lecture: World War II: The Guns at Last Light
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Atkinson will discuss his WWII trilogy Sunday, May 18, 3 p.m., UCSB’s Campbell Hall.
Book Review: E. E. Cummings: A Life by Susan Cheever
Edward Estlin Cummings remains one of the few poets that just about every adult English-speaking American has heard of.
M Is for Hmmm
The gajillion mile-tons of heavy truck traffic expected from 7,700 proposed oil wells are going to need Measure M’s road fixes.
Old Town Parking at Risk
Loss of street parking in favor of parking lots will kill Old Town Goleta business.
Investigators Determine Cause of Miguelito Fire
Untrimmed trees at the Celite plant hit live a power line.
Taylor Phinney Wins Stage 5 of Amgen Tour
He made a daring breakaway 19 miles from finish.
Sheriff’s Office Warns of Phone Scams
Callers pose as law enforcement regarding Publishers Clearing House win or IRS investigation and try to get credit card info.
