Charles ‘Fritz’ Bradley III: 1930-2020
Dr. Charles Bradley became a fierce but quiet advocate for women’s right to quality, affordable health care.
Year: 2020
Time to Change the System
Trump is a symptom of a diseased system, not the cause.
Racial Justice in Santa Barbara County Law Enforcement: What Does It Take?
The supervisors take the first step at the hearing and request reports on lowered incarceration efforts.
Civil Rights and Riots
The two most important civil rights laws of the 20th century, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, were the fruits of a transformative movement led by MLK that was disciplined and scrupulously non-violent.
Summer Camps, Lodgings, Schools, and More to Reopen in New COVID World
The reopenings in Santa Barbara County do not mean the pandemic is over.
How to Be the Change
The murder of George Floyd confirms the first thing my dad taught me when I was a boy: “The police kill,” and that’s the fear people of color live with on a daily basis.
The Northern Lights with James Studarus
Photographer gives presentation of his work shooting the Aurora Borealis.
Casa del Herrero Hosts Feria from Afar 2020
More than 20 area artists’ work is being showcased in this virtual exhibition.
Santa Barbara County Confronts Bias, Implicit and Explicit
Who’s behind bars, who’s not, and what’s in a white man’s head.
Street Sweeping to Resume in Santa Barbara June 15
Street sweeping resumes on June 15 around the city, and so will parking tickets.
