Five-Vehicle Collision on Highway in Santa Barbara
Minor injuries reported; traffic diverted on 101 at Carrillo Street for about an hour.
Year: 2022
Some Inconvenient Truths
In observation of the planet reaching 8 billion people on 15 November 2022.
Santa Barbara’s ‘Ready to Hang’ Showcases Creative Diversity of Hundreds of Local Artists
The pop-up exhibit benefits Community Arts Workshop and S.B. Arts Collaborative and features more than 400 pieces of local art.
Recap | Ian Bremmer at UC Santa Barbara Arts & Lectures
The global political risk expert focuses on U.S. relationships with Russia, China, and itself.
Tens of Thousands of Academic Workers Go on Strike Across 10 UC Campuses
UC Santa Barbara picket line part of largest walkout in the history of U.S. higher education.
Ortega Park Update: City of Santa Barbara Says Plans Almost ‘Shovel Ready’
Walls and fencing have been removed, the pool gets more lanes, and the skate park is now an “all wheels” park.
Remains of Diver Recovered in Underwater Cave off Santa Cruz Island
Identification is pending but the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office has suggested it could be a diver who went missing in the same area in 2020.
Hospice of Santa Barbara Celebrates their 39th Annual Light up a Life Back in Person
Santa Barbara, Ca, Nov. 14, 2022 – Every year, Hospice of Santa Barbara (HSB) brings the communities of Goleta, Santa Barbara, Montecito
In Memoriam | Mike Davis: 1946-2022
In his writings, Mike Davis denounced elites for using cities as mere profit centers to make money, restricting access for those considered undesirable. Maybe most prescient were his warnings about the environment: At a time when city officials and business leaders hardly gave a hoot, Davis focused on dead rivers, toxic air, and long-term risk.