Noble Epicurean Intentions at Peasants Feast in Solvang
Michael and Sarah Cherney’s seasonal comfort food elevates Danish-themed city’s culinary profile.
Year: 2020
‘Becoming Othello’
UCSB Theater presents Debra Ann Byrd’s one-woman show.
Battle over Ballot Drop Boxes Commences
The California Secretary of State has issued a cease-and-desist warning to organizations operating unofficial collection boxes.
Stop Judge Barrett’s Confirmation Before the Election
Both the Senate Leader and the chair of the Judiciary Committee are in vulnerable election territory; make a call.
The Lakers Have Earned Our Respect
The team wins a historic championship amid a pandemic, the BLM movement, and the death of Kobe Bryant.
National Police Foundation Chair Barney Melekian Announces Panel to Reimagine Policing
Santa Barbara County administrator is involved in national effort to address race and law enforcement.
Fork in Road: Penthouse or Affordable Housing for Downtown Santa Barbara?
A clear city council majority wants to increase affordability requirements on new rental housing.
Santa Barbara Symphony’s Shows Go On
“Cabaret with Kabaretti” will be the first of seven concerts this year.
Unlicensed ‘Vehicle Service Contract’ Business Ordered to Cease and Desist
The California Department of Insurance included seven Santa Barbara County residents as victims of an unlicensed auto-repair coverage provider.
How Hard Should City Hall Squeeze Goose That Lays Golden Eggs?
One downtown Santa Barbara housing developer withdraws its application; another signs a 99-year lease.