Cuyama Farm Linked to Multistate ‘E. coli’ Outbreak, Carrot Recall
Organic carrots from brands sold at Santa Barbara’s largest grocery stores, including Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Target, and Sprouts, are among those subject to the recall.
Year: 2024
Santa Barbara Rep. Carbajal Joins Nearly 100 House Democrats Calling for Release of Ethics Committee Report on Matt Gaetz
President-Elect Trump’s attorney general nominee had been under investigation for his purported sex trafficking of a 17-year-old, among other allegations.
Good News Club Sparks Evangelical Debate at Santa Barbara Unified School Board Meeting
Club members say they’re being treated unfairly; district maintains that they need to follow a process.
In Memoriam Maureen White 1924-2024
Maureen White, who was buried July 26, on what would have been her 100th birthday, moved to Santa Barbara in
Shaun Tomson Collaborates with San Marcos Entrepreneurship Academy to Relaunch His Surfwear Brand Instinct
World champion surfer devises brand strategy with high school students.
Review | Dancing the Next Waltz with Santa Barbara Symphony and the Doublewide Kings
Next — but ‘not’ last — is the hope after this fun collaboration at the Granada.
Reports of Shots Fired Near Vandenberg Space Force Base Put Nearby Schools on Lockdown
Authorities give the community the “all-clear” after conducting a thorough sweep, though the investigation is ongoing.
Theater Review | ‘Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge’ Brings a Laugh to the Start of the Holiday Season
Christopher Durang’s irreverence meets ‘A Christmas Carol’ in this SBCC student production.
Theater Review | ‘The Threepenny Opera’ is Still Vital for Today’s Audiences
A compelling production from UC Santa Barbara’s Theater Department.
SBART Press Luncheon: Ted Rudolph Honored as Special Olympics Athlete of the Month
Westmont men’s soccer will take on Cal Poly in the first round of the NCAA Division 2 Tournament.