Live Music Died; Now What?
Mid-sized, privately owned clubs and large amphitheaters are ultimately battling the same beast: time.
Year: 2020
Santa Barbara Police Files: What Happened at Apartment 147?
Newly released records shed light on the fatal shooting of Francisco Alcaraz.
UCSB Arts and Lectures’ Free Summer Film Series
Check out family fun sports movies under the stars in your cars at West Wind Drive-In.
Sears Site Identified as Possible COVID Surge Center
A sudden spike in cases is projected to coincide with flu season; upgrades and rent could cost $2 million.
Santa Barbara Bus System Seeks Feedback Regarding Future Use
Public survey addresses impact of COVID-19 on Metropolitan Transit District and Riders.
Santa Barbara Hospitals Now at 50 Percent Capacity
ICUs are 56 percent full.
Cannabis Troubles Pinpointed
It is sad that Williams’s supporters, propped up with cannabis money, succeeded in blindsiding the ‘Independent,’ whose endorsement likely gave him the winning edge in an unusually close election that he had no right to win.
Isla Vistans Deny Holding a COVID Party
UC Santa Barbara warns of infection party, asks for information.
UC Vows to Sue Feds over ICE Policy Targeting International Students
Non-resident grad and undergrad students not enrolled in in-person classes face deportation under a new federal order.
SBPD Applause
Our family has owned and operated the four McDonalds in Santa Barbara and two in Goleta, and over five decades the police have responded with incredible care, speed, and compassion.
