Deadline for OTS and Caltrans’ ‘Get Off Your Apps’ Video Contest Extended to July 4
Winners will get $2,500 for an iHeartMedia Music Festival Trip in Las Vegas and role in new PSA.
Year: 2022
Problematic
There are many things puzzling in this life — jumbo shrimp, compassionate conservatism, my wife of 48 years — and late May added yet another conundrum.
Chick-fil-A Drive-Thru Avoids the Ax
The City Council said it was content with the restaurant’s traffic improvement plan.
Full Belly Files | Backcountry Bites
A food report from the high hinterlands of the Los Padres National Forest.
Java Station Celebrates Pride Month
The Noleta coffee shop’s mostly queer, all-female staff is hoisting rainbow flags and pouring special drinks all month.
Less Than Honorable
Open Letter to Senator Mitch McConnell
Preview | Music Academy’s Summer Season Returns to Santa Barbara
Eight weeks of events bring a stellar schedule of live entertainment to embrace all summer long.
Stop Pacaso Now
If you care about addressing local housing issues, it is time to fight the latest get-rich-quick Silicon Valley scourge named Pacaso.
City of Santa Barbara Ordered to Turn Over Records in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Former finance director Bob Samario’s sexual history in the workplace is pertinent to the case, judge rules.
Class of 2022: Breakdown of Graduation Rate for Santa Barbara Unified
High school graduation rates have slowly begun to rise as students continue to feel the impacts of COVID-19.
