Trial Starts in Homeless Woman Rape Case
Khalil Byers, 24, could be sentenced to 59 years to life.
Year: 2018
Council Votes to Tweak Highly Debated Housing Program
The proposed rules would make more units more affordable.
Human Rights Rally and March
To mark Human Rights Day on December 10, 2018, Tibetans across the world will join activists to demand what they should be guaranteed: their rights and freedoms.
Eight Months and Counting
Tempers mount as fighting slows progress in Dario Pini receivership on Santa Barbara properties.
The S.B. Questionnaire: Ginny Kuhn
Talking mindfulness and healing with the founder of Prison Yoga Santa Barbara.
Progressive Taxation
I believe the only way a voting democracy can succeed, is when every voter contributes nearly an equal amount to government funding.
Incompetence
From the very first week that I moved here to Santa Barbara, 10 years ago, the Saturday Farmers Market has been an exciting weekend event.
Santa Barbara’s Latke King
Douglas Weinstein is making 2,500 potato pancakes for Hanukkah.
Restraint Required
Black Friday 2018 was one of those heavenly clear days, until I looked to the east and saw the mountain range the Thomas Fire had burned over from Gibraltar to Ventura.
White, Asian Students Excel While Latino Students Struggle
Superintendent Cary Matsuoka discusses the achievement gap in his annual State of Our Schools address.