Coffee May Shed Light on Cannabis
A call for engagement and science in the new comestible.
Year: 2019
Santa Barbara Advances to CIF Championship Game With Rout of Palmdale
The Dons Will Host The CIF-SS Division 8 Championship Game next week.
City, Community Environmental Council Hold Power Outage Meeting
A standing-room-only crowd piled into the Faulkner Gallery in the first of several meetups on how pairing solar panels with battery storage and other power solutions.
Rent Cap Law Doesn’t Bode Well
Newly passed provisions will fundamentally change the rules of the game for 40 percent of California households.
Equestrians, Soccer Club Clash Over Earl Warren’s Future
The showground’s Board of Directors has voted unanimously to explore a plan to update its equestrian facilities.
Rep. Salud Carbajal Comes Out for Kamala Harris
Joins HBJ and Monique Limón in endorsing California Senator for Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.
Review | Margaret Renkl’s ‘Late Migrations’
Author writes about the history of love, loss, and the natural world.
Review | Aaron Glantz’s ‘Homewreckers’
A scorching examination of the greed that crashed the American economy in 2008.
Local Attorneys Turn Unclaimed Class-Action Funds into Final Dreams
The gift resulted from a large class action lawsuit settlement achieved by the Santa Barbara-based law firm of Foley Bezek
Societal Wounding
Evolution, maybe even revolution, is happening in economies, power bases, social norms, belief in past ways of doing things and how best to address the future.
