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• Award-Winning Peabody Educator Laid Off
• Thompkins an NAIA All-American Decathlete
• La Petite Chouette’s Indah at the Lobero Theatre
• Art Along the Creek
• How Thinking Affects Investing
• Sports Camps are Swinging into the Summer
• Michael Holliday FAIA Receives Top Honor from American Institute of Architects
• Teen Volunteer Opportunity at Central Library
• Alzheimer’s Association Receives Large Donations in May
• SBCC Begins New Curriculum to Promote Healthy Aging
• Prep Quarterbacks to Work With NFL Pros at SBCC
• UCSB History Scholar Translates and Interprets Ancient Chinese Legal Texts
• Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys, and Presqu’ile Winery
• Ceremony’s Core Assets
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• I Left My Liver in New York City
• Pudgy Pets
• SOUTH COASTING: Sometimes I feel like bologna on wry
• MEASURE Y or MEASURE WHY or MEASURE WHAT? Both sides accuse the other of misrepresenting the ballot measure (POLL)
• Santa Barbara Civil Grand Jury finds problems with how jail staff handled 2011 suicide
• Frantom and Hempy Notch All-American Honors
• Do You Recognize This Armed Robber?
• Michael Douglas Donates $500,000 to UCSB
• Jonah Lehrer Lectures on the Mystery of Creativity
• S.B. Man Charged with Shipping 250 Pounds of Marijuana to New Jersey
• Chromatic Gate Restoration Launches New Campaign
• Clap Your Hands Say Yeah at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Fiesta Kicks Off with Primavera Party
• Riding for Displaced People and Horses
• Theater Student, Professors Earn Indys
• Inappropriate Language
• Clinical Trials for Alzheimer's Disease Preventative Drug to Begin Early 2013
• Environmental Fair at San Marcos High School
• Free Annual Consumer Protection Fair
• Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce Announces Retirement of its President
• Tall Tales and the Silver Lining
• State's Right
• Pappas Accusations Laughable
• Secret PAC Strategy?
• Men of Honor: Law enforcement officers recognized for their work
• The Scholarship Foundation gives $7.35 million
• SUSAN TORREY: Let’s celebrate the moms who don’t have children of their own
• Vandy Protesters Arraigned on Trespassing Charges
• Truancy Program Restored
• Caltrans Extends Public Comment for Carpool-Lane
• Dos Pueblos Among Nation's Top High Schools
• Chamber of Commerce President Retires
• Chromatic Gate Restoration Effort Gets Cash Infusion
• Police Detectives Honored with Valor Award
• Beck, Devendra Banhart Team Up to Take on the Bowl
• volume 26, number 332, May 24-31, 2012
• Inside Politics
• The Indys
• Up Close with the White Buffalo
• Food Feed: C'est Cheese, Blue Owl, ChanTeas.com, and More
• Tail Whacking the Dog
• When Women Couldn’t Be Deputies
• Michelle Galler: 1961 - 2012
• Fighting Fire with Cash
• Warriors Ready for National Championships
• Occupy S.B.'s Injunction Request Lives On
• Michael Ganschow Passes Away
• Santa Barbara police look for person who stole from H & M and Nordstrom
• Author Richard Louv at the Granada
• Money + Science = Better World
• Valle Verde Seniors Raise $70,000 and Unveil New Mosaic Flower Garden
• Brews Meet Their Match
• Mesa Residents Block Sober Living House for Women
• Council Endorses Cigarette Tax
• Huguette Clark’s Tainted Gifts
• Not What We'd Call Parkland
• Free Workshops in Interior Design
• Former SB County Director Merrifield Consulting for Heal the Ocean
• Place Looks Good
• Botanic Garden to Particupate in Blue Stars Museum Program
• Free Hearing Aid Screening and Consultations
• Family Activities at Thursday's Goleta Farmers’ Market
• El Capitan Canyon Rounds Out its Comfort Camping Options with New Adventure Yurts
• Montecito Rotary Honors SB County Search and Rescue
• Future of Los Padres Roads
• Greg Fitzsimmons Brings Laughs to Plaza Playhouse Theatre
• Santa Barbara City Council moves toward bag ban
• In split vote, Santa Barbara City Council votes to support new tobacco tax
• Santa Barbara Museum gets $1.1 million
• A Walk/Run on the Wild Side
• Size 10s Need Not Apply
• County Fire Department Issues Red Flag Warning
• Priscilla Susman Sentenced to One Year in Jail
• Steve Chase Leaving for Stockton
• VOICE OF REASON: God is an idea, not a fact, and a creation of man’s fear of death
• Vote Ron Paul for President
• Sports Highlights: May 22-28
• Chumash Tribe's Friend in Congress
• Sex Offender Arrested After Cutting off GPS Anklet
• Seybold Accrues Awards for Contributions to Public Safety Communications
• Grant Enables UCSB Linguistics Project to Include Additional High Schools
• American Riviera Bank Board Ads Director
• Full of Change Flatbread
• Lakes of Love Races for Cancer Center
• Feral Cats
• Bernie
• People Paid $1 to Watch Animal Cruelty Video
• The Three Vegetable Sisters
• Adoptable Pets of the Week
• Money, Attention Raised for Obstetric Fistula Treatment
• Helping with Horses
• NOW OR NEVER: Schneider leads charge to take over Cliff Drive; Francisco says city doesn’t have the money right now
• Santa Barbara Blog Watch: EclipseMania, plastic bags and business
• Santa Barbara Region Chamber of Commerce President Steve Cushman to retire in June
• Fiesta kicks off with La Primavera
• Santa Barbara man allegedly steals cell phone in home invasion robbery, demands $70
• AVANCE Advances
• Nineteen Oaks and Hidden Potrero Camp via Camuesa Connector Trail
• Cox, Goranson, Schaefer Named All-Americans
• Camerata Pacifica
• Carpinteria man arrested for stalking; man was allegedly lurking in victim’s neighborhood
• From Flat 2-D to Spinning 3-D
• Friends via Fitness
• La Purisma Roundabout Project on Highway 246 Now Complete
• UCSB Awarded Double LEED Gold Certification for San Clemente Villages
• She’s on a Mission Mission
• The Psychology of Successful Tourism
• New Stairway for Campus Point
• Memorial Day Services
• Bank Robber Will Be Sentenced to 13 Years
• Deputies Arrest Man for Stalking Ex-Girlfriend
• Missing SBCC Student Cary Alexander Lynch
• Closure of Northbound Highway 101 off Ramp at Fairview Avenue
• Casa Serena Announces New Development Director
• CrossFit Pacific Coast Takes on the Los Prietos Boys Camp
• A Record 71 Students to Serve This Summer
• Joseph Centeno Aquatics Complex Art Dedication and Summer Kickoff
• Alaska Congressmember Not Proposing Chumash Legislation
• Father John Misty
• Ventura Film Festival Call for Submissions
• Santa Barbara man wins poker championship
• The State of the Good Land Is Great
• Opportunity to Help a Helper
• What's New in Goleta?
• Educating Elderhostel's Oenophiles
• Life in the Unincorporated Zone
• ELIZABETH STEWART: Destined for Grace helps students in Haiti
• When Dogs Attack
• Pilot Killed in Ventura Plane Crash
• Communication for Healing
• Single-engine plane blows tire on runway at Santa Barbara Airport
• A Record 71 Students to Serve this Summer
• AS Coastal Fund Supports Campus Hydration Stations
• SBCAG Launches SBRoads.com Traffic Information Website
• Keller Williams Santa Barbara Helps Fight Hunger in our Community
• RPO Alliance Receives Grant to Expand Free Spay/Neuter Program
• Inaugural Chefs’ Picnic in the Park
• Montecito Motors Father and Son Headed to Prison
• Transient Occupancy Tax for April 2012
• Free Compost Workshop Comes to Santa Barbara
• Popular Montecito Post Office Re-Opens
• Author and Advocate for the Disabled
• Track and Field to Compete at Nationals
• Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Makes Their Santa Barbara Debut
• My First Vintage
• Kickstarting in the Name of Naples
• E-Verify to Protect American Jobs
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department makes major drug arrest; suspects had semi-automatic weapons
• REMEMBERING DONNA SUMMER: Chumash Casino, 2009
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: How to handle a fussy infant
• Business leaders say Santa Barbara tourism is on the rise
• SOUTH COASTING: Leslie would like to be more promiscuous with her fulfilling conversations
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Making Sense of Europe
• Warriors Fall in Quarterfinals
• Airport Hosts Wings of Freedom Tour
• American Wine Society SB Presents "Italian Flair"
• High Fire Season Preparedness and Response Level
• Santa Barbara High School Alumni Rally Around Their Stricken Friend
• Valid Voting
• Not What We Call Restoration
• Hating on Democrats
• Residents, officials collide at meeting over future of Highway 101 carpool lane
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Junior Spirit of Fiesta, Romney the Bully?
• Goleta man arrested for allegedly committing lewd act in the library
• Homeless Support Groups Uniting
• Goleta Beach 2.0 Report on the Way
• Supes Show Heightened Scrutiny of Potential Naples Developers
• Santa Barbara Police Testing Segways
• Changes Made to New County Employee Retirement Plans
• City College Approves New President's Contract
• Think Like a Dog
• Car Talk with a Collector
• Milo Greene’s Gaining Steam
• Wheels Make the World Go ’Round
• Crucial District, Clear Choices
• Tenacious D Gets Motivational on Rize of the Fenix
• volume 26, number 331, May 17-24, 2012
• Fred Dannenfelzer’s Amazing Races
• Our Dueling Mayors
• Alice Alger Kladnik: 1906-2012
• Dirt-Bike Hippie
• Portrayal/Betrayal at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
• Author Promote Thyself Workshop Series Launched
• Men’s Tennis Advance to Quarterfinals in Thriller
• Cottage Hospital 'Copters Still Taking Flack
• Parcel Taxes for Arts and Sciences
• Los Baños Pool to Close for Heater Repairs
• Oracle Chairman's Gift to UCSB Supports Technology Innovation
• Access Information Management Hosts Open House in Santa Barbara
• Felony Charges Filed Against S.B. Cleanup Contractor
• Oracle Chairman Donates $50 Million to UCSB
• AAUW Tech Treck
• Homage to Scolari’s
• Family Flick Night Returns to La Cumbre Plaza in June
• Santa Barbara Cocktails for a Cause
• Andrée Clark Bird Refuge makeover plans spark debate over use of Measure B funds
• Local Home Buying 101
• Annual Cancer Prevention Fair to be Held
• Viewing Features Saturn, Five of its Moons
• Third Graders Host “Activists for Animals” Event
• Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center Receives Support for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Bringing Happy Canyon Bordeaux to El Paseo
• High-Flying Dance Shows of the Week
• Fringe Beat
• Sound of My Voice
• Dispatch from the Mesa
• Santa Barbara City Council buys water from Carpinteria Valley Water District
• Man arrested for alleged indecent exposure at DPHS
• FOR PET’S SAKE: That Gopher’s Got Gumption
• Santa Barbara County moves toward combining homeless services
• Santa Barbara City Council approves $3.8 million project for affordable housing; families must earn 80 percent of the median area income
• Fire tears through studio in Montecito
• Gone Too Soon
• Dope Days Are Over?
• Men’s Tennis Puts on Clinic for Kids in Mobile
• Viewing Features Saturn, Five of Its Moons
• Juried Art Show to Lift Off at Museum
• Sports Highlights: May 15-22
• Wendy’s Yacht Bashed
• Jobs Increasing Gradually, Qualified Applicants Scarce
• Biodico Lands $2 Million Grant
• Piezoelectric Love at UCSB’s Performing Arts Theatre
• Superhero Teens
• Birds, Bats, and Bugs
• The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
• Santa Barbara Election: More than 50 people turn out to support Santa Barbara school measures
• After controversy, Junior Spirit of Fiesta Jesalyn McCollum receives her sash
• Santa Barbara Blog Watch: Ping Pong in the plaza
• Santa Barbara Brewers Best in World
• Author Promote Thyself Workshop Series Launched By Pacific Institute for Professional Writing Throughout California
• No Day at the Beach
• Alex Moore Memorial on Tuesday
• S.B. Team Cyclist Dies in Race
• UCSB Receives Its Largest Donation Ever
• Pedaling Your Way
• New York Philharmonic
• Caring and Sharing Comes to the Calle Real Center
• Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• ACLU Presents Public Forum on "Our Shredded Civil Liberties”
• Inaugural Buellton Brew Fest a Sold Out Event
• The Art of College Cost Planning
• Transition House of Santa Barbara Chosen as Beneficiary in Carpet Giveaway Contest
• Local Boy Scouts Have an 8% Increase in Membership
• Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Named Champion Provider
• Under the Gloom, Mesa Spring Fest Fun Goes On
• Royal Headache
• Youth Concert Series Kicks Off June 9
• False Puppet Invited to Play Warped Tour
• Historic Homes Tour
• Nonprofit Hosts Free Break-Dance Workshop
• ‘California Bike Bandit’ Strikes in Santa Barbara
• World Saving Made Easy
• Alex Moore Service Set for May 15
• Alex Moore Service Set for May 15
• Track and Field Adds Qualifiers for Nationals
• “Memory Matinee” with Dr. Ken Kosik
• Announcing The 2012 Santa Barbara Design House & Gardens
• Free Financial Literacy Training for Teachers
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man allegedly tries to choke boyfriend; woman allegedly hides heroin in bra
• Goleta Neighbors Liking Nextdoor
• Namaste India
• Trees and Histories in Goleta
• Yes, Whole Foods Recycles
• Smoking Animals
• ASK SETH & BRAD: How to Fix the Pension Problem?
• Much Love for More Mesa
• A Dialogue on Corporate Philanthropy
• Pico Iyer to Speak at the Lobero Theatre
• Grand Opening for CrossFit Pacific Coast at New Location
• Integrated Regional Water Management Public Workshop
• Massacre-Survivors Sent Back to Same Place
• Suspected Gang Member Violates Bail Agreement
• DAWG Ribbon-Cutting Celebration Tonight
• Santa Barbara Green Drinks to Feature “Greening the Bowl"
• Rolling Pet Vet Grand Opening
• Register Now for Goleta Fall 2012 Youth Volleyball
• Fiesta Primavera Party: A New Day – A New Location
• Kidz for a Cure Toy Sale and Fundraiser This Saturday
• Restivo Cuts a Deal
• The Nurture of Nature
• Good Supe
• 101 IN COMMOTION: Carpool lane sparks outrage
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Should she give him another chance?
• SOUTH COASTING: Leslie’s mom always says the right thing
• Read N Post moving near Vons
• Family and Friends Search for Tim Goodwin
• Students Lauded for Servant Leadership
• California Supreme Court rejects Ampersand’s appeal in Jerry Roberts case
• Signature Mark Hit for Goleta Open Space Initiative
• Drug-Sniffing Dogs Coming Soon To A School Near You
• Body discovered on UCSB campus
• Westmont’s Alex Moore dies at 31
• Impact of Recession on California Women and Children
• Decomposed Body Found Near Isla Vista
• Monsieur Lazhar
• Westmont Mourns Death of Dr. Alex Moore
• Telegraph Brewing Wins Two Medals at the 2012 World Beer Cup
• UC Santa Barbara Extension Revives Degree-Credit Courses at Ventura Center
• 2012 Women of Achievement Awards Honor Paula Lopez and Perie Longo
• Court Rejects Wendy McCaw Appeal
• College Mourns the Death of Professor
• Family Corner Opens at Goleta Valley Library
• Santa Barbara Police Chief Sanchez speaks to council, promotes department’s hiring, expanded community services
• Not Representing
• Yes Y, No Y
• Gray Area
• Santa Barbara Police looking for sex assault suspects
• SUSAN TORREY: When is the right time to let your child go away for the weekend without you?
• Dividing the Redevelopment Spoils
• Sea Otter Report Out
• Gang Injunction Trial Delayed Until October 1
• Future of Condor Landscapes
• Furlough Days Set But Pink Slips Rescinded
• SBCC Names New Venture Challenge Competition Winners
• United Boys and Girls Clubs Raise $323,000
• Copenhagen’s Alcoholic Faith Mission Make S.B. Debut
• A True Vision for Something New
• David Eagleman
• Square Dance in a Mosh Pit
• Endorsements: June 2012
• Flashing Red Lights and Restriping for Milpas Street
• Type Sets and Skill Sets
• A Room of Her Own Now
• Dogs of a Feather
• Is Third Time a Charm for the 3rd District?
• College Mourns the Death of Alex Moore
• School District Hires Two New Assistant Superintendents
• Pacific Pride Foundation Royal Ball at The Biltmore Sold Out
• Attorney and Activist for Youth Awards Ice Skating Group Second Major Donation
• Commencement Honors Student, Community Servants
• Kathryn Suárez Appointed Publisher of Libraries Unlimited
• Top Student Business Plan Wins Seed Money at Santa Barbara City College
• Weigh In on Winchester Gun Club
• Ice Rink Gets Boost
• Sansum Clinic Announces Appointment of New President and COO
• Red Flag Warning Text Alerts Available
• Coast Caregiver Resource Center Celebrates 25 Years of Supporting Family Caregivers
• CAMA elects Robert K. Montgomery to Board of Directors
• Free “Hands Only” CPR May Trainings
• Firefighters Host 15th Annual Quest Rally
• Youth-Run Nonprofit Holds Groundbreaking Breakdance Workshop
• Damsels in Distress
• Train or Lane?
• Nardonne’s La Famiglia Pizzeria
• Wings of Freedom
• Grateful Dead DVD Box Set
• Inspirational Art Event of the Week
• Conscience, Contraception, Corporation ...
• Santa Barbara City Council approves safety changes to Milpas Street
• Authorities look for suspect in IV sexual assault
• Sansum hires new president and COO
• Ping Pong for Library Plaza?
• One Tyke, One Teen
• Strikeouts and Home Runs
• Men’s Tennis Headed for Mobile
• Cox, Schaefer Named to All-GSAC Team
• Yvanovich and Yekrang Earn All-GSAC Honors
• Photo Gallery: New Orleas Jazz & Heritage Festival
• Woman Fends Off Attacker in Isla Vista
• Man Accused of Raping Woman in Elevator Pleads No Contest
• UCSB Campus Point Stairway Ribbon Cutting
• Get Paid to Recycle Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer
• 2012 Solstice Workshop Open House Starts at 5 p.m. Friday May 11
• Capps Announces $500,000 Grant to Community Health Centers of the Central Coast
• SeaSketch Will Aid Marine Spatial Planning Around the World
• S.B. Hosts Polling Site for French Presidential Election
• Riccardo Magni Wins County Teacher of the Year Award
• Sports Highlights: May 8-14
• Y is a Lie, Opponents Say
• Celebrating the Long in Longoria
• Arts Grant Applications Available Online
• Scheming Screenwriter Sentenced to Five Years
• Is the Internet the Answer to Climate Wars?
• The Avengers
• Enter Our Third Annual Grilling Showdown
• Piezoelectric Love at UCSB
• Butterfly Book
• VOICE OF REASON: Bin Laden left us with a greater police state
• BLOG WATCH: Edhat, Noozhawk, Santa Barbara View all scrapping for a piece of the media pie
• Bank of Santa Barbara wins top award
• Tommy & The High Pilots Set Their Sights Higher and Higher
• Rocky Ridge Off-Trail Scramble
• Smart Meter Under Protest
• Switching to Local
• Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Determined For a Negotiated Peace
• SANTA BARBARA ELECTION: ‘Hell No on Measure Y!’
• Students Rock Out to Save School Music Programs
• Sunroses
• Carole Lieff Drops Out of 1st District Race
• Ojai Quarry Impacting Steelhead Trout
• Chihuahuas de Mayo
• UC Wins Prestigious Climate Leadership Award
• New Members Elected to Alzheimer’s Board of Directors
• Echoes May 18th at Center Stage Theater
• Time to Pay for Piping
• Dante Elephante’s German Aquatics
• KDB Broadcasts S.B. Symphony Season Finale
• In Defense of Philosophy
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Summer Mentorship Applications Available Now
• Ay, Chihuahuas?
• Protecting Classes
• Saving the Nature Connection
• Sampling Bronco Company Wines
• Story Behind Big Ear Beer
• Fairview Gardens Grows Into the Future
• Santa Barbara Gets Startup Weekend
• Finding Beauty in a Brain Bleed
• Lessons in Porn
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Woman arrested for allegedly hiding Oxycontin in her bra
• ASK SETH & BRAD: The Seven Steps of Ending a Marriage
• What to Expect When You're Expecting Wildfires
• Town and Gown Together
• Fighter Pilots Recognized
• Valle Verde Hosts Appraisal Event
• Cowboys Will Wear Pink
• Ay! Chihuahuas?
• Gillian Tett Headlines UCSB Economic Forecast
• Circle V Ranch Camp Hosts Annual Free Open House & BBQ
• Rotary Honors Local Women
• Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Receives Grant for Presidio Visitor Center
• Y Pro and Con
• Roundabout Open House
• Los Padres Opens Popular Roads Following Seasonal Closures
• Love Thy Critter
• Savoring Sweet Street Treats
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Planning a sustainable summer ‘staycation’ in Santa Barbara
• Economic experts warn that economic forecasts are mostly unreliable
• Milestone Baseball Season Comes to an End
• SOUTH COASTING: Is Leslie a happy person? Maybe
• Angel Wings at the Airport
• Crocker Helps Warriors Advance in GSAC Tournament
• Orchestra to Tour and Perform in China
• CANCELED: 2012 Santa Barbara Cinco de Mayo Festival
• Details Released on Medical Marijuana Crackdown
• Inaugural Global Studies Day at Laguna Blanca School
• Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros Buy Studio in Ojai, Headline the S.B. Bowl
• Highway 101 Landscaping Maintenance Project in Montecito
• Velo Wings Awards Extraordinary Santa Barbara Women for Cycling Volunteerism
• Restoring Rare Seabirds at the Channel Islands
• First-of-its-Kind Study Reveals Surprising Ecological Effects of Earthquake and Tsunami
• Santa Barbara Harbor Nautical Swap Meet
• 2012 Operation Clean Sweep
• Backcountry Art Show & Reception to Benefit Los Padres ForestWatch
• MEASURE Y: ‘All true environmentalists are going to support this’
• Yes on Y Campaign Kicks Off
• Beach Sampling Results, Apr. 30th
• South of Montecito
• Dance Beyond the Norm
• Y a Lie
• DAILY SOUND EDITORIAL: Vote Yes on Measure Y (POLL)
• Tentative Plea Deal for Montecito Motors Owners
• Latino Activists Celebrate May Day
• Trespassing Charges Dismissed Against Vandenberg Protester
• S.B. High Names New Athletic Director
• Picking up Face Reading
• Bank Flipping
• Remzi Gokmen
• David S. Bisol: 1951-2012
• Mad Dog Disease
• Hug Me, I’m a President
• Gardens of Great Delight
• volume 26, number 329, May 3-10, 2012
• Cirque Dreams: Pop Goes the Rock Comes to the Granada
• Alberto Paul Pizano’s Life
• Warriors Lose to Eagles at GSAC Tournament
• Sports Update: May 2-10
• Otter Activists Fear Gallegly Proposal
• Ventura County man arrested after he allegedly sent explicit photos of himself to girl with the intent to ‘seduce”
• Wally’s Cafe
• Dispensary Raided
• Burn Victims Agree to $6 Million Settlement with Tea Garden Owner
• No Highway 225 Takeover
• Rotary Club Awards Family of the Month to the Weddle Family
• SBHS Alumni BBQ Saturday May 5th
• Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Welcomes Three New Staff Members
• Bicycle Fashion Show CycleMAYnia Kick-Off Party
• EENG to Premiere “Investing in Our Youth” Gala & Auction
• Santa Barbara Middle School Links Bike Pedals and Community Partnerships
• May Faire
• Groundhog Day All Over Again
• The Pirates! Band of Misfits
• Multiplicity
• Into the Woods
• The Fever
• Chamber Pop Act Cuddle Magic Heads to Biko Garage
• Hope, Wellness, Resiliency, and Recovery for All
• Suddenly, Receipts Stopped
• Santa Barbara’s On Patrol producers say city was negligent in allowing them to film cop reality drama
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office finds lost hikers near More Mesa
• Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital holds Care for Kids benefit
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Help for Chihuahuas
• Hall of Famers
• STRFKR Bring the Party to UCSB
• Crocker Receives NAIA, GSAC Honors
• Baseball Downs APU in First Game of GSAC Tournament
• Dr. David Krieger Honored April 25 for ‘Saving Life on Earth’
• Wings of Freedom Tour Brings Extremely Rare Bomber and Fighter Aircraft for Local Living History Display
• KDB to Present Live Broadcast of the Santa Barbara Symphony Season Finale
• UCSB Technology Management Program Students Compete in the New Venture Competition
• Foundation for SBCC’s “Campaign for Student Success” Raises $800K
• Occupy the Food Supply!
• EF International Schools Raffle Study Abroad Scholarship
• Two UC Santa Barbara Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• National Nurses Week - Leading, Advocating, and Caring
• UCSB Graduate Student Receives Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Fellowship
• Plant Life
• Missing Earth Day Puppets Returned
• Levon Helm: 1940-2012
• The Five-Year Engagement
• Singing for the Environment
• Pachyderms Plan Zoo Brew
• Orpheus and Eurydice at the Lobero Theatre April 29
• Through the Fire at SBCC’s Jurkowitz Theatre
• Taste of the Nation
• Don't Need Maternity Benefits
• Remove Upper State Crosswalks
• Alcohol Fee
• SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT WINGS OF HONOR: Glass sculpture to honor veterans
• Santa Barbara County Housing Project sparks environmental concerns; Supervisor Janet Wolf must recuse herself at meeting
• Ventura Music Festival Features Tiempo Libre
• Sports Update: May 1-10
• Leary and Turbin Honored by GSAC
• Tempest in a Trash Can
• WIFE to Perform at CAF’s Forum Lounge
• Santa Barbara County police look for suspect who robbed Isla Vista teens at gunpoint
• Nick Waterhouse at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Susan Bridges to Be Honored at Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care Mother’s Day Luncheon
• Child Safety Seat Check-Up Event
• UCSB Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration to Benefit from Art Exhibition
• Mesa Stabbing Victim May Be Released From Hospital
• Armed Robbery in Isla Vista
• Memorial Service for David Bisol
• John C. Reilly and Friends at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Joshua Bell at the Granada Theatre
• Mark Morris Dance Group at the Granada Theatre
• CIty of Goleta arrests three out-of-town drivers at weekend DUI checkpoints; 15 others found drinking while driving, but not over the limit
• Two Suspected Gangmembers Arrested After Carjacking and Stabbing
• May Day Global Strike
• Local Caitlin Racich Wins Pairs National Title in Sand Volleyball
• John Falcone Joins Gainey Vineyard
• Isla Vista Surfrider to hold an Ocean Friendly Garden Basics Class
• Cottage Children’s Hospital Celebrates Miracles With 2012 Care for Kids Benefit
• Moonblast
• Nipomo Hosts Festival Blacklake
• Students Bring Kiss Me, Kate to Life
• First Click and the Fine Art of Web Marketing
• Ojai Championship Just out of Reach
• Between Practices
• SUSAN TORREY: Parents – listen up! Your children are trying to tell you something
• ASK SETH & BRAD: What is the true cost of education?
• SOUTH COASTING: Everything I Know About Motherhood So Far
• Baseball Headed to Postseason Play
• Five Warriors Claim GSAC Championships as Teams Finish Third
• Goranson and Bertram Advance to Finals
• Miramar and Caruso Hit Road Block
• Crime Blotter: man steals bottle opener from car, sleeping bag thief
• Beer Geeks Unite
• Different Hats, One Heart
• Bison. It’s What’s for Dinner.
• House for Sale Next to Park
• Warriors Perform Well in First Day of GSAC Championships
• Downtown Post Office May Be Sold
• Bring Mom To The Free Studio Sundays On The Front Steps
• Warriors Advance in Ojai Valley Tournament
• Split Gives Westmont a Shot at the Postseason
• Farr and Pappas Debate in Goleta
• Westmont Degree Ranks High on Pay Scale
• Sports Highlights: April 27-May 10
• Calling All Movie Buffs
• SBCC Appoints New President
• Montecito Rotary Club Honors SBCC Students with Scholarships
• 40 Years of Science, Research, and Art Dedicated to Better Guiding the Destiny of the World
• Nelson & Boehm recognized for combined 89 years of service to the Rotary Club of Santa Barbara
• Boy Scouts Host Annual Scout Skills Competition
• Eco-Shopping
• Santa Barbara County panel rejects Miramar property tax change
• Police look for Apple computer thief
• Two caught for allegedly spray-painting graffiti
• Santa Barbara City College selects Lori Gaskin to lead college
• Things to Know With Jean-Michel Cousteau
• Warriors Finish GSAC Season with Win Over Biola
• Fire in Summerland
• Jiro Dreams of Sushi
• Paws Sawed Off Dead Mountain Lion
• Rape Suspect Fugitive Surrenders to Authorities
• Baseball Rescheduled
• Scouts File Appeal in Sex Abuse Case
• Police Arrest Hit-and-Run Suspect
• "Week of the Young Child" Open Houses
• SBWPC Releases Endorsements
• School's NOT Out for Summer
• Goleta Mayor Margaret Connell to Retire
• Where Do Santa Barbara Cops Live?
• El Capitan Canyon Hosts Trails Council BBQ This Sunday
• LIGHTS ON! West Downtown finally gets new neighborhood lights
• Library Plaza Project a Would-be Boondoggle
• More Wanderers
• Trashing Excellent Films
• Here's Your Miracle
• Quit Complaining
• Moratorium on Foreclosures
• GOLETA SCAM ALERT: Police warn against ‘deceitful duo’ offering to do car work
• Santa Barbara Fair and Expo opens at Showgrounds
• Good Times Around the Corner?
• Of Rats and Squirrels
• Dos Pueblos Grad Makes Time Magazine List
• Organizers Quell Fiesta Controversy
• Crosswalk Near La Cumbre Junior High to be Relocated
• Caruso Gets Reduction in Miramar Property Value
• The Improbable Striker
• Danger Lurks on Upper State
• Opera and Esperanza
• Third Lane is 'Third Rail' in Montecito
• Coachella 2012
• Political Arithmetic
• Spinnergy
• A Day at the Races
• Commencement to Feature Ortberg, Dreiers
• Vargas Can't Be Convicted of First Degree Murder
• SPBD Releases Mugshots of Mesa Stabbing Suspects
• Denunzio Files for Damages Against City
• City to Pay Damages to Tea Fire Victims
• Judge Allows Attempted Murder Trial to Move Forward
• Third Doctor to Determine Competency of Murder Defendant
• Trinity Spills Over Capacity
• Santa Barbara is represented at 2012 Annual Music Convention in Downey, California
• New Foundation to Honor Central Coast Youth
• Three Big Puppets Go Missing on Earth Day
• Tantric Painting
• Mark Morris Dance Group Returns to S.B.
• Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra
• Charles Lloyd New Quartet at the Lobero
• Time Traveling
• Rancheros "Tough Enough" to Wear Pink in Support of Local Breast Cancer Programs
• Local Rabbi Arthur Gross-Schaefer Named a ‘Best Professor’
• E-Waste Recycling Event
• Revenues for Revenues' Sake
• A Dish for Every Day
• Holy Cow!
• Only Joni Will Do
• Stop the Madness
• Families band together to fight pediatric cancer
• Goleta’s Margaret Connell, city’s first mayor, won’t seek re-election in November
• Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital residents speak out about helipad drama
• Plastic bag ban shuffles forward
• Cottage Hospital and Its Discontents
• Indecent Exposure
• Warriors Sweep Biola
• Peace How
• Women’s Tennis Serves Up Dinner
• Holy Rollers Help People in Need
• State Supreme Court Delays Release of Rapist into S.B. County
• Cops Nab Six Teens for Graffiti
• David Bisol Dies
• Caltrans to hold public forums on Highway 101 widening
• Bishop García Diego
• Days of the Un-deadly Nightshade
• Le Café Stella
• Bully
• UCSB Hosts Conference on TV Comedy
• Joshua Bell and the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
• Up Close with John C. Reilly and Friends
• Polo Team Rides High After Falling in Finals
• Ten-Mile Block Party
• Cursed Passwords
• Bon Iver at the S.B. Bowl
• Vargas's Girlfriend Takes Stand in Murder Trial
• Rudolph Ziesenhenne's Bowl Legacy
• Rebecca Mills Sentenced for Role in Gillespie Street Shooting
• Radio Shangri-La Comes to SBCC
• VOICE OF REASON: The ideologically inbred don’t understand that pennies equal dollars
• New iPhone App Bridges Science, Technology, Education, and a Day at the Beach
• Court Seeking Grand Jury Volunteers
• Spring Awakening at Center Stage
• How Much Rib Would a Woody’s BBQ?
• EDUCATION: Public Schools Month
• Men’s Tennis Defeates Concordia
• Five Men Arrested for Isla Vista Home Invasion Robbery
• 4th Annual School Games Competition for Children With Special Needs
• May 3 Groundbreaking Ceremony for Dahlia Court II
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Honors its Volunteers During National Volunteer Appreciation Week
• NCEAS Researchers Offer New Ecological Model for Deep-Water Oil Spills
• Santa Barbara County’s Unemployment Numbers For March 2012 at 8.9 Percent Average
• Imagine Dragon
• Colorful Wings
• S.B. Arts Commission Hosts 7th Annual Arts Symposium
• Friends with Benefits
• Azusa Sweeps Warriors in Doubleheader
• Eagles Take Down Warriors
• Guerilla Ashtangi
• City to consider Sewage rate hike
• Little Pine Mountain Easy Backpack
• Fear of the Future
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• A Vegan Among the Deerstalkers
• Bedside Manners
• Cougars Comeback to Defeat Warriors
• Bird Strike Grounds Air Force Two in Santa Barbara
• Jack Mills Found Guilty On All Counts
• Stuart Tears up Two Tracks
• Santa Barbara Foundation Announces 2012 Scholarship Award Recipients
• Sell Gently-Used Toys at Kidz for a Cure Toy Sale
• Free Dental Clinic on April 28
• NFL Linebacker Pleads Not Guilty to Three Felony Charges
• Cops Honor Brave Citizens
• Bren School Master's Students Present Final Work
• Jenny Craig State Street Centre Hosts House Warming
• Community West Bank Hosts Identity Theft Protection Event
• UCSB Extension Offers Tech Writing Training
• Tip-A-Cop Luncheon
• Fun Run and Walk to Support Rape Crisis Center
• Santa Barbara’s Bed Tax Grows 14.9% in March
• 4th Annual School Games Competition for Children With Special Needs
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month Events
• The Science of Surf
• Fourth Suspect Identified in Mesa Stabbing Case
• Grouplove at the Lobero Theatre
• Christian Students See How the Other Half Lives
• LGBT Youth and Community Groups to Recognize Day of Silence Today
• Goleta Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Safely enjoying the Santa Barbara sun
• Need Plastic for Garbage
• SOUTH COASTING: Leslie is a bag lady
• HOME SWEET HOME: Ready, Willing and Able to Buy a Home, So What’s the Hitch?
• Cougars Take First Game of Series 4-2
• Men’s Tennis Sweeps Biola
• Alum Plants New Garden for Westmont Cafeteria
• Polo Team Rides Into National Semifinals
• Earth Day Festival 2012, “Mobilize” Announced by Community Environmental Council
• OLD SPANISH DAYS ADMITS MISTAKES, WILL CROWN TWO JUNIOR SPIRITS OF FIESTA
• Volunteers Receive "Local Hero" Award
• Rachel Simon To Help Build a Bridge of Compassion at Hillside House’s Sunset Soirée
• Maintaining a Defensible Space Around Your Home
• Republicans Not Aghast
• Trailblazing Gaviota the Slow Way
• Historical Museum Director Recovering From Accident
• Gavin Theatre Opens on SBCC Campus
• City College Lauded for Adult Ed Program
• Beach Sampling Results, Apr. 16th
• volume 26, number 327, April 19-26, 2012
• Take Your Seasons and Shove ‘em
• Internet Anthropologist
• No Hunt in That Dog
• Visionary Vintner
• Matt Kettmann
• James Easton Brodhead: 1932-2012
• Incentivizing Luxury Hotels
• One Day on Earth Premieres on Earth Day
• Mayor Takes Off Mitts for Romney
• Passing the Sniff Test
• Gaucho Glory
• The Cam Show
• A Tale of Two Trails
• Some downtown business owners say Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider’s fee proposal is unfair (POLL)
• Pennington Honored
• CINEMA IN FOCUS: Being Flynn — 3 Stars, Thought-Provoking
• Santa Barbara Historical Museum Appoints Acting Executive Director
• Legal Aid Hosts Art Competition for Commemorative Santa Barbara Chowderfest Poster
• Great White Kills Sea Lion
• Warriors Upended at Azusa Pacific
• UCSB Scores Three Statewide Best Practice Awards for Sustainability
• The Carranza: What, Where…and Who
• Talk to Dissect the Periodic Table
• Fatal Crash on 154
• Plans For Widening of Highway 101 Need Community Input
• Families and Friends of Santa Barbara Use Their Hearts and Feet to Fight Cancer
• FIESTA TURMOIL: Dance instructor defends Junior Spirit: ‘There was no lying’
• One person killed in deadly Highway 154 crash early this morning
• UCSB Professor Emeritus and Spouse Establish Endowed Chair in Economics to Honor Former Colleague
• Neighborhood Meeting on April 19th for Construction Update of Bella Riviera Project
• UCSB Professor of Materials Science Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Teachers Grieve Seven Days Without Pay
• Too Much Spirit?
• Gala Fundraiser
• Three Ways to Get Kids Dancing
• Coriolanus
• Rhymes with Gawk
• Activists seek to help mentally ill jail inmates
• FOR PET’S SAKE: The Whole ‘Enchihuahua’
• Happy Record Store Day
• Spring Awakening Opens at Center Stage Theater
• Not So Merry Merry-Go-Round
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Cougars
• Santa Barbara City Councilwoman Cathy Murillo comes out against proposal to allow council to fire police chief
• Goleta Apartment Fire Displaces Eight Tenants
• Lakey Takes on the World
• Free Seminar Offered to the Public
• Camerata Pacifica April 13 Concert
• Power Out at Sansum Clinic on Pesetas Lane
• Viewing to Feature Mars, Celestial Hot Dog
• First District Supervisor Candidates Carbajal and Lieff Debate
• Weather Report on Last Week's Storms
• tUnE-yArDs at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Four Men Arrested for Mesa Stabbing: UPDATED
• Laurel Beckman Delivers Lectures at CAF
• Pairing Art with Wine
• Spring Writing Boot Camps Kick Off in April
• Murder-Suicide Identities and Information
• SPIRIT SCANDAL? Junior Spirit contest sparks Fiesta controversy
• A Night for Zack
• Gas Pods Save Money, Maybe Planet
• Let’s expand news coverage together
• Soccer Signs Three Recruits
• Police arrest four people in Friday’s Santa Barbara Mesa stabbing
• Radiohead at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Kronos Quartet at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
• ‘The Fever’ Spreads to New Theater Space
• Florence and the Machine at Santa Barbara Bowl
• M. Ward at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• An Extraordinary Life
• Has SAG Card
• El Día de Los Niños/El Día de Los Libros Set for April 28
• Construction Begins - Overnight Work On US 101
• Movie Moguls Wanted...No Experience Necessary
• Alice Hutchins at Jane Deering Gallery
• What's Penny-wise, Pound-foolish, and Completely Heartless?
• Homeless Advocates and Mental Health Consumers Speak Out
• S.B. Memorial Planned for Sam Wopat
• SBCC Continuing Education Task Force Wins Statewide Award
• "Bag It" Film to be Shown at Santa Barbara Libraries
• SBPD Taking Applications for the Next Citizen’s Academy
• Goleta Library Awarded State Family Place Grant
• SBTRKT
• SBIFF Announces 2013 Dates
• Cheri Steinkellner Honored at Annual Luncheon
• Senate Race Sizzle: Hodge vs. Jackson vs. Stoker
• Soulful Frame-Building
• Money!
• #6 Sea Lions Edge #8 Warriors
• Immigration Enforcement Sweep Nets Nine S.B. Arrests
• Sea Lions Sweep Women’s Tennis
• Stabbing at Mesa Party
• $15,000 in Prizes Offered to South Coast Students with Top Business Plans
• Transition House of Santa Barbara Excited to be Chosen as Beneficiary and Partner in $10,000 Carpet Giveaway Contest
• Captain Sully and Lorrie Sullenberger Raise Funds to Support Veterinary Care for Guide Dogs for the Blind
• Worth the Drive: Wally's California All-Stars
• Seeking the Divine
• Death and the River Ganga
• Are We There Yet?
• Carr Winery Opens Second Location
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Woman allegedly slaps girlfriend in dispute over cell phone; woman allegedly caught putting lip gloss in bra
• SUSAN TORREY: Build a Bear — Away From Home
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Retirement Ready?
• SOUTH COASTING: The Neurotic Parent Comes to Santa Barbara
• Vote for Green Shorts
• Police Release Identity of Intruder Shot By Homeowner
• Anniversary Spring Food & Funds Drive Challenge
• Sports Highlights: April 13-24
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Issues Draft Management Plan for Hopper Mountain, Bitter Creek, and Blue Ridge National Wildlife Refuges
• Earth Day Festival 2012, “Mobilize” Announced by Community Environmental Council
• Team in Training Hosts a Wine Event at Synergy Business & Technology Center
• Fringe Offers ‘Fresh-ly Sliced’ Performances
• Scolari's Closing All Four Central Coast Stores
• Fundraiser at Oreana Winery to Benefit Marine Mammals
• Drive-In Theatre Kicks Off The Summer Season With Free Movies
• Local Experts to Offer Services Through New Non-Profit
• The Raid: Redemption
• Two people dead in apparent murder-suicide near San Marcos High School
• The Garden Announces its First-ever Spring Membership Drive
• Possible Murder-Suicide in Goleta
• Three New Tenants Sign Lease Agreements in the Camino Real Marketplace
• Extended Learning Services (UCSB Extension) Approved by Project Management Institute to Provide Project Management Training
• Annual Water Distribution System Flushing Program to Begin April 16, 2012
• Three UCSB Campus Projects Recognized by Goleta Valley Beautiful
• Rain, thunder, lightning battering Santa Barbara, Goleta, South Coast
• National Weather Service Issues Flood Advisory for County
• Cabin in the Woods
• Greyhound Sighting
• New hotel proposed for Santa Barbara’s State Street
• Saturday Night Fire Destroys Montecito Bungalow
• ‘Blue Like Jazz’ Author Speaks at Westmont
• Victim's Friend Takes Stand in Vargas Murder Trial
• Election 2012: Economy or Culture War?
• Pier 1 and BevMo to Open in Goleta
• Animal Shelters Celebrate “Chihuahuas de Mayo” with the “Whole Enchihuahua”
• SBCC 33rd ANNUAL FACULTY LECTURE: Athletes are not ‘dumb jocks’
• Clear Motives
• Invest in Santa Barbara Now
• Woman Priests
• Major Makeover for Sewer Lagoon?
• School District Offers Early Retirement Package
• Dudley Contacts Attorney General About Lending Institutions
• County Fire Presents List of Possible Department Improvements
• City Council Keeps Crafting Bag Ordinance
• Forums Announced for City College President Finalists
• ‘Dirty 30’ Tax Dodgers
• A Cure’s in Sight
• Seun Kuti and Egypt 80
• Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs Talks Music, Life
• The Unlucky Ladera 13
• From Doggerel to Verse
• GROUPLOVE’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Fairytale
• Neon Indian Returns to S.B., Headlines SOhO
• Coffee Grinder Grappling Match
• Leigh Legler
• Birth and Taxes
• volume 26, number 326, April 12-19, 2012
• Virtues of Terroir
• Group wants the Santa Barbara City Council to have the power to fire the police chief (UPDATED)
• School Board Approves $500,000 for Multimedia Academy
• Lakey Peterson Proving She's One of the Best
• April Concerts to Reveal Spring Colors
• Buttonwood Farm Celebrates Earth Month with Walks & Tastes around the Farm
• Public Forums Scheduled for SBCC Superintendent/President Finalists
• KCLU Airs Medical Marijuana Documentary
• Concordia Evens Series
• A Worthy Cause Motivates Walk for Mental Wellness Teams
• SBPD Announces the Recipients of the 2012 Citizen Extra Step Awards
• Homeowner Shoots Pedregosa Street Prowler
• Construction Begins - Overnight Work On US 101
• Entenmann’s-Oroweat Bakery Outlet Closes
• Cyclone Strands UCSB Rugby Teams in Fiji
• Local Companies Hit the Trails for Restoration Effort
• State Trails Day: April 14, 2012
• Newest Public Art Installation at SBCC on April 13
• Santa Barbara’s Hot Spots goes hi-tech in pursuit of better cup of coffee
• Guadalupe
• David Hockney’s Recent Landscapes
• I Drink, Therefore Iamb
• October Baby
• Dance Parties Galore
• Plastic bag ordinance moves forward
• “Coregasm”
• Gerda Ursula Zinn (Ambika): 1913-2012
• Murder Case Hinges on Self-Defense Claim
• Ten-Tool Men
• The Abridged Autobiography
• The Boehm Family Biography Business
• Stolen Truck, Flatbed Hits Six Parked Cars
• Santa Barbara’s Pedro Nava backs Oxnard’s Jason Hodge over Hannah-Beth Jackson in hotly contested state senate race
• Free Tickets
• Endangered Species-Themed Condoms to be Distributed
• Caruso announces Montecito Miramar loan paid off, says he’s firmly behind rebuilding historic beachfront hotel
• State Trails Day Encourages Volunteer Upkeep
• Man Allegedly Tries to Rape Homeless Woman
• Rizzo family moving forward after fire
• Invasive Species
• Shoes Wanted
• Dining, Discounts, Donations
• W.E.
• Alleged drunken bicyclist crashes on Tunnel Road, breaks vertebrae
• Police arrest man suspected of committing lewd acts, annoying child and prowling
• East Hurricane Deck Loop-Backpack
• Calling Out Kony 2012
• Cabuling, Warriors Defeat Eagles 11-3
• Spring Writing Bootcamp And Workshops Announced For Beginning And Advanced Writers
• Nice place for bed and breakfast & wedding location in Santa Barbara
• Police arrest homeless man suspect in attempted sexual assault in bushes
• Horticulturist to Talk about Lotusland
• Film Festival to run from Jan. 24 through Feb. 3, 2013
• Monica Bill Barnes at Center Stage Theater
• Capoeira Sul da Bahia Plays Against Breast Cancer
• Whole Foods Donates 5% to Art From Scrap
• Yo-Yo Ma Lecture/Performance at the Granada Theatre
• Fire Guts De la Vina Businesses
• Man Arrested for Public Masturbation
• Raising Dough with Pinot in Maui
• Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy's Team 1717 Wins Central Valley Regional FIRST Robotics Competition
• KIDS COOK! PARC Foundation’s 2nd Annual Spring Cruise
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival Sets Dates for 28th Edition
• San Marcos Vocal Department Gets Rave Reviews from Spring Performances
• Michelle Malkin to Speak to Conservative Women’s Gathering in Santa Barbara
• Goleta Gives $12,000 in Community Grant
• Emily Posts Recipes
• The Black Angels Breathe New Life into Psych Rock
• Whole Foods Donates to Art From Scrap
• S.B. Arts Commission Unveils New Grant Program
• Florence & the Machine
• Naples Naiveté
• Not Charmed
• Loving the New Calendar
• Two boys accidentally shot
• THE VOICE OF REASON: The Freedom to Suffer and Die
• Lucidity Festival at Live Oak
• Warriors and Eagles Split Doubleheader
• Spring writing bootcamp and workshops announced for beginning and advanced writers
• Rescue Stories
• Warriors Set Three School Records in Fresno
• Hundreds of Homeless Have Their Feet Washed
• Possums, Hippies, and Politics
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Eucalyptus Removal Causes Bit of Kerfuffle
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Understanding the mind games that men play
• ASK SETH & BRAD: 8 Financial ‘Rules’ To Consider
• Mayor Gets Mixed Messages on Initiative Package
• Jury Rejects Anti-Trust Conspiracy Claim Against Cottage
• Black Bear Spotted
• NOAA’s Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Seeks Advisory Council Applicants
• Local Team In Training Honored Patient Denise McCombs
• Cigarette Starts Fire in Underground Electrical Vault
• Chuck Klein Brings Project Management Expertise to Hillside House Board
• Faced with Floatopia, County Will Close Isla Vista Beaches Saturday
• Rescue Mission Feeds the Homeless an Easter Feast
• Sierra Madre Vineyard Hires Winemaker Lane Tanner
• Girls Inc. of Carpinteria to Launch Eureka! Summer Program for Girls at UCSB
• New Cottage Hospital Taps Local Art Community
• Ellwood Station in Goleta to Offer Longer Hours for Tax Filers
• Sheriff Brown Promotes Three During Ceremony
• United Way Hosts "Mega Tax Day" This Saturday
• Got Mice? Feral Cats Will Work for Food
• Our City Is Watching Festival Rallies Against Police Brutality and Harassment
• Collaboration Honors Women & Student Entrepreneurs in Santa Barbara
• Biologist and Atheist Richard Dawkins on Charles Darwin
• Easter Rabbits
• Goleta Encourages Fixing Pets
• SOUTH COASTING: The Ultimate Green Team
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: The Scoop on Poop
• Authorities rescued a child from a meth den Wednesday morning
• Willbridge of Santa Barbara hold annual foot washing event
• Hello Hotel Indigo
• Summit on Butterflies and Bad Parking
• Women’s Tennis Collects a Pair of “Ws”
• Men’s Tennis 1-1 on Week
• Warriors Compete with Top Athletes at Inaugural Sam Adams Multi-Events
• Baby Found in 'Meth Den'
• Goleta Likely to Allow RV Camping
• Up Close with Tim Minchin
• Week in Sports: April 5-17
• Santa Barbara Breakers sign former UCSB Gaucho senior, 7-foot, 3-inch giant Greg Somoygi
• Mayor Schneider loses Councilman Frank Hotchkiss’ support for proposed tax increase, business fees
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Please adopt, don’t shop
• SUSAN TORREY: A letter to a 6-year-old who understands diversity
• Who Backs the Mayor?
• County Has Above Average Health
• Sycamore Canyon Road Reopens
• Obama Proposes Change to Immigration Rule
• Study Shows Support for State Sales Tax
• S.B. High Cheer Team Wins National Title
• KCSB Brings Radio Bandido to UCSB
• Eccentric Multimillionaires Living in Poverty
• volume 26, number 325, April 5-12, 2012
• City College on Warning
• Women Priests in S.B.
• 50 Shades of Dog
• Carp High Cooks Up a New Kitchen
• The Party's Over
• The Black Seeds Cross-Pollinate on Dust and Dirt
• Psych
• Peter Douglas Passes Away
• The Great Egg Hunt at Elings Park
• Four Finalists Named for SBCC Superintendent/President
• Monroe Elementary School Benefit Auction Saturday, April 28
• Caltrans Parts the Milpas Sea
• ACCJC Releases Decision Regarding SBCC
• Santa Barbara Group Calls For Community Conversation on Race
• Ruben Mislang Joins Taste of the Nation Communications Committe
• Monroe Elementary School Students Heed Lessons in Environmental Awarenes
• Record-Setting Art Majors Exhibit Work
• Cuyama Testing Application Withdrawn
• State Route 144/Sycamore Canyon Road Now Open
• UCSB Bookstore Joins the Fight Against Plastic Pollution
• Santa Barbara Native To Receive Black Belt in Aikido
• An Urban Retreat
• Wildflower Express
• Most Sacred City in All of India
• Here's to Ken Williams
• Adelante Charter Hosts All-School Art Show
• Xanadu French Bakery
• Braking Bread
• Goleta to install stop signs at busy intersections
• Goleta to stage crosswalk stings
• Armendariz gets 61-day jail sentence, will likely serve it under house arrest
• Goleta approves spay/neuter ordinance
• Olympic Preview
• Butterflies and Parking Problems
• How Does Santa Barbara County Compare?
• ABC-CLIO's Hunt for History Brings History to Life
• A Vote for Jason Hodge
• Ag Subsidies Causing Havoc in California
• Crowds Enjoy Días de México
• San Andres Hardware Owner Dies
• Old Town Goleta Park Gets Nearly $1 Million
• Record-Setting Art Majors Exhibit Work
• Alleged Gang Fight Leads to Car Chase
• Memorial Service Announced for Samantha Wopat
• WATCH LIVE: Vandenberg Rocket Launch
• Rajat Parr Interviews Ted Lemon of Littorai
• Green Shorts Film Festival Screening and Awards
• Community Arts Enrichment Grant Program Kickoff
• California College Student Inspires Hundreds to Teach Thousands
• ABC-CLIO Finalist in the 2012 CODiE Awards
• Blankets for Children in Crisis
• Yo-Yo Ma Reflects on a Life in Music
• M. Ward
• Essential Herb
• Armendariz Sentenced for DUI Conviction
• Radiohead Or Reich?
• Mirror Mirror
• Wally’s Café Comes to Circle Bar B
• POLICE: Man allegedly attempts sexual assault against ex-wife with baby in the room
• Seeking Safety: Goleta nonprofits could open up to RV dwellers
• Goleta residents may soon have to spay or neuter their pets
• The Flying Bauhaus Brothers
• Helping Nepal
• Das Williams Sounds Alarm on Toxic Trade to Asia
• Taste of the Nation Announces New Restaurant Chair
• Public Invited to See Master Sculptor at Work
• SBPD Combats Distracted Driving
• Canitez Receives Player of the Year Honors
• Hodges Keeps on Rolling
• Candles for Babatunde Folayemi
• Pellet Gun Shooter Sent Back to Psychiatric Hospital
• A Wind- and Wave-Filled Weekend
• Santa Barbara Police arrest alleged peeper and prowler at Taser-point
• Man Arrested for Reportedly Peeping While Prowling
• The Fund for Santa Barbara’s Youth Making Change Announces $20,000 in Grants
• Helicopter Exercise Scheduled Over Western Goleta
• Willis to Reflect on the Power of Poetry
• Printmaker’s Exhibition Rises from Wildfires
• Solutions for High Gas Prices
• Creditors
• Brian Brooks Moving Company at the Lobero Theatre
• Amateur Filmmakers Wanted for Two-Day Challenge
• Arts Fund Launches Façade Facelift Project
• Santa Barbara Remembers César Chávez
• Activists honor Cesar Chavez, Babatunde Folayemi, Selma Rubin and Sergio Romero
• Direct Relief International Receives Support from CVS Caremark Charitable Trust
• SBCC Hosts Western Collegiate Model United Nations
• Goleta Begins Annual Street Improvement
• SB Maritime Museum to Participate in Conservation Assessment Program
• Bike Corrals
• Taste Wine for Less
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Do women want love or money in a relationship?
• Suspect in Isla Vista assault arrested in Florida
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Concentrated Stock Positions: Considerations and Strategies
• Dead Pets Society
• SOUTH COASTING: When should children start kindergarten?
• Revolving Around Revolutions
• The Old West Thrives in Big Jim’s Imagination
• NFL Linebacker Arrested for Alleged Isla Vista Battery
• IdeaWork Studios Wins Coastal California ADDY® Awards
• Safelist.com Launches Fundraiser for Santa Barbara School
• “Hands Only” CPR Free Training at Paseo Nuevo
• American Lung Association Honors Congresswoman Capps
• Fund for Santa Barbara Provides Grant to PeerBuddies
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Tag Day
• Courthouse Testing Clock Tower Bell System
• NEWS OBITUARY: Santa Barbara’s Babatunde Folayemi, activist, artist and City Councilman, dies at 71
• School District in the Running for Half a Billion Dollars
• Westmont Choir Tours Southern California
• Spy Satellite Launch Delayed
• Babatunde Folayemi dies at 71; served on Santa Barbara City Council from 2002-2004
• Hwy 101: Milpas to Hot Springs Project Opening Ceremony
• Babatunde Folayemi Dies
• Steve Miller Rocks Notes for Notes
• Channelkeeper Settles Lawsuit with City
• Wired Weekend 2-Day Student Filmmaking Challenge
• UCSB Announces ‘Green Initiative’ Grant Recipients
• SBCC Continuing Education Awards 94 Scholarships
• International Chiari Association Gains Board Member
• MTD Decision Wrong
• Greyhound on the move
• CINEMA IN FOCUS: 21 Jump Street — Shallow
• Longtime Homeless Advocate Retires
• Das Backs Gov's Tax Initiative
• Budget Cuts Shrink SBCC Enrollment
• Opportunity to Weigh in on MTD Route Changes
• Pappas Raises More Cash Than Farr
• Public Comment Open for Carpool Lane Report
• Capps, Maldonado Comment on Affordable Care Act
• Cottage, CSU Channel Islands Partner to Train Nurses
• Another Weekend of Wet Weather
• Dog Is as Dog Does
• Up Close with DJ Quik
• Michael Stephen Murdy
• On the Bully Pulpit
• Annette S. Hughes: 1920-2012
• On Fire with Arson
• Jonathan Biss, Piano
• volume 26, number 324, March 29 - April 5, 2012
• Enjoy the Trip
• The Dogs of Rincon
• Butcher Arrested on Drug Charges
• Santa Barbara butcher trades drugs for iPods, laptops, police say
• DA Prosecutor Meets with Occupy Santa Barbara
• Spy Satellite Set for Launch
• Industry Group Sues Carp Over Bag Ban
• Coast Guard Nabs 14 Suspected Migrants
• 'Hempcrete' Guest House at Knapp's Castle?
• Saint Motel at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Market Fever
• Casa de la Raza holds press conference to blast local paper
• Dos Pueblos Mock Trial Team Edged Out by Ventura County's La Reina in California Mock Trial Championship
• City Settles Channelkeeper Sewer Suit
• Greyhound Moving to Train Depot
• National Megan’s Law Program
• Capps Announces Funds to Support Homeless Veterans
• Santa Ynez Valley Community Prayer Breakfast
• Boys and Girls Club March Madness 2012
• Tip-A-Cop Dinner
• Pierre-Laurent Aimard at the Lobero Theatre
• Being Flynn
• Panera Bread
• Creditors at Ensemble Theatre Company
• Montecito Bank and Trust Gives 20%
• Men's Voices
• This Modern World
• Stadium Swap
• ChannelKeeper, city of Santa Barbara settle dirty water lawsuit; city to spend $26 million to update sewage system
• Deport Drunken Drivers
• Santa Barbara Youth Council becomes official city advisory committee
• Santa Barbara City Council selects RDA oversight board
• Mommy Porn
• Bases Loaded
• Eco-Outrigger Canoe
• Fuel Break Squabble
• Santa Barbara Human Rights Activist Honored For Body of Work
• City Announces Popular Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt at Chase Palm Park
• Solar Project Will Power County Campus
• Prosecutor Allowed to Stay on Vargas Murder Trial
• County Unemployment Rate Stays at 8.9 Percent
• Tasting Tibet Without Airplane Tickets
• Bill Gates Speaks to Santa Barbara Middle School Teen Press at ECO:nomics Summit 2012
• Brawl Leads to Felony Arrest
• RANDY ALCORN: INSTINCTUAL RACIAL PROFILING IS RAMPANT
• Major Baggage: Plastic bag ban sparks controversy
• Man beaten outside SOhO in wild brawl involving 20 people
• City Council to hold meeting to study how to save money
• Hello! My Baby at Rubicon Theatre
• The Marriage of Figaro at the Granada Theatre
• The Hunger Games
• Rafael Perea de la Cabada at Westmont
• I Tell Ya
• Full Stop
• Miss What We Had
• You Can Be Part of the 1 Percent
• Community Emergency Response Training
• Cults at Velvet Jones
• Radiation City at Muddy Waters Café
• Samantha Wopat Dies in Stanford Hospital
• Amory Lovins on Big Cars, Hidden Costs, and Inefficient Energy
• Books for Eating, Not Reading
• Waiting for Godot Reviewed
• Jellyfish Exhibit Opens at Ty Warner Sea Center
• Coast Guard to Launch Parachute Flare
• Yo-Yo Ma Lectures at the Granada Theatre
• Speaking of Stories Hosts Theater Class
• NECTAR Seeks Artists for May Performance
• Nick Waterhouse
• Fiesta Spirit Tryouts
• Santa Barbara County’s Unemployment Numbers For February 2012 at 8.9 Percent Average for the County
• The Well-Lived Life
• From Greenwich Village to SOhO
• Week in Sports: March 25-April 3
• College Access and Success Professionals Gather for Regional Meeting in Santa Barbara
• Random White Wines and Red Blends
• Fair and Tender Elephants
• In Tune with Tempranillo
• Bigger Is Sometimes Better
• The Rebirth of Christchurch
• CHARGING AHEAD: Santa Barbara Botanical Gardens gets new electric vehicle charger
• Jerry Brown on California’s Past, Present, and Future
• Santa Barbara Museum of Art Announces Free Day
• Cress Pounds Out Two Home Runs in Warrior Sweep
• Dropping In on Prof. Kapoor
• La Cumbre Peak Off-Trail Scramble
• Ani DiFranco at the Lobero Theatre
• DUI Checkpoint This Friday and Saturday, March 23-24
• 60 Drivers Ticketed During Crosswalk Stings
• Carpinteria Man Arrested for Reported Hate Crime
• Raise Some Green (Awareness)
• Gov. Jerry Brown speaks at Bacara Friday morning
• Authorities: Carpinteria man allegedly attempted to run over another man who he thought wanted to have sex with him
• USDA Publishes Final Rule to Restore the Nation’s Forests
• Leadership Changes at Santa Barbara Navy League
• SBCC Women’s Veterans Recognition and Resource Day
• Cox Donates to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital
• Microsoft’s Bill Gates full of energy at Bacara
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Mexifun
• Bill Gates Fights Global Warming in Goleta
• C.A.R.E.4Paws Yard Sale
• Activists march on Eastside for safer Santa Barbara streets
• KITTY IN THE CITY: He’s dated 17 different women in four months and he thinks all they care about is his money
• Authorities: Solvang man on motorcycle leads CHP on high-speed chase that ends in Goleta — with suspect hiding under solar panels
• Willis Showcases a Month of Poetry in SB
• Ukraine Delegation Visits SB, Westmont
• InTouch Health Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary
• Taste of the Nation Announces Sponsorship Chair
• Meet the Rabbis
• Local Tween Girls Walk to Restore Their Vision
• Assistance League Event for Foster Youth
• Trying to Bring Peace to the Table
• SUSAN TORREY: I didn’t breastfeed, I use my television as a babysitter, and I drink in front of my child — and it’s OK
• Small Recompense
• Finding the Bathroom
• BOOK-A-LICIOUS: Edible book festival a page-turner at SBCC
• Bicyclist suffers major injuries after hit by car
• Santa Barbara Fire Department honors 6th grader
• Intersections of Fact and Opinion
• $510K Inmate Meds?
• School District Mails 70 Layoff Notices
• NOAA Launching Sustainable Fishing Strategies
• Late-Winter Rainmaker
• Dos Pueblos Robot Wins Major Competition
• Five S.B. High Alumni Inducted onto Wall of Fame
• Up Close with Radiation City
• Cults Make It Big on Their Terms
• Tall Tales and the Silver Lining
• Various Artists
• New Owners at Naples?
• Cinderella at UCSB’s Campbell Hall Reviewed
• Hello! My Baby Opens at Rubicon
• Rath Shelton: 1923-2012
• Parity, Not Party
• Spring Arts Preview: List of Venues
• The Construction of Big City
• Mason Jennings at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club
• Clipper Windpower on the Auction Block
• Victim of Mammoth Lakes Men Files Civil Suit
• Defense Attorney Tries to Sideline Prosecutor
• NCEAS Marks 16 Years
• Botanic Garden Installs EV Charging Station
• My Sweet Pineapple Celebrates Two Years
• Jang's Karate Center to Host Belt Promotions
• Local Author Wins Poetry Award
• Marymount Science Discovery Day
• Spring Cleaning: A Fire Safe Habit
• Flights from Wonder at the Contemporary Arts Forum
• Bobblehead Dodgers
• Opera Santa Barbara Presents The Marriage of Figaro
• Jeff, Who Lives at Home
• Eight Days of WordFest
• Tree planting along Highway 101 in Goleta sparks debate
• Development Not War
• Staff Birthdays
• More Pleas
• Pandering to Hunched Neoliths
• Goleta might increase hotel bed taxes
• Old Town Goleta makeover appears doomed
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Grateful For Grants
• The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt Brings the Party to S.B.
• Oil Hunting with Dynamite in Cuyama
• The House That Clay Built
• Tierney Sutton Coming to the Lobero
• Dodger Stadium Memories
• $1500 Grant Award to Sansum Diabetes Research Institute
• Leary Shines as Warriors Split Doubleheader with Hawks
• Small Plane Crashes in Santa Maria
• Photo Gallery: South by Southwest 2012
• Beach Sampling Results Mar. 19th
• S.B. Symphony at the Granada Theatre
• No Tsunami Warning After Mexico Earthquake
• First Winners in 2012 Million Dollar Home Raffle
• Saving Seed
• 21 Jump Street
• Variety Show Doubles as Arts Fundraiser
• Bringing Back BYOB
• Santa Barbara
• Using the Lord's Name in Satire?
• Problems Remain
• Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider won’t disclose funding sources for ballot measures (POLL)
• Santa Barbara city leaders look to make it safer for pedestrians on Milpas Street
• Ellwood Bombing
• State and Constance Intersection Repair
• ‘Lindsay Rose-Bot’ Wins LA Regional Robotics Competition
• Ted Nash Concert: Portrait in Seven Shades
• Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center's Annual Fundraiser
• Solstice Celebration Seeks Scholarship Applicants
• Arts & Lectures Receives Image a World Award
• The Beau Brummels
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Dinner date decisions vex reader
• My iPhone, Myself
• Toward Energy Literacy
• Animal Rescue Team Goes Hollywood
• Nisolo Improves Lives by Selling Shoes
• Knock Knock!
• Journey Ends in Quarterfinals
• Targeted Therapies for Breast Cancer Discussed
• Goleta Citizens’ Academy
• Nonprofits to Receive Grants in Celebration of Bank’s Anniversary
• City to Hold Workshop on Green Building Program
• Capps Tours UCSB Technology Startup
• Catnip Green
• From Klunkers to Mountain Bikes
• What Plastic Bag Problem?
• Italia Pizzeria and Pasta full of flavor in Goleta
• TAKE 2 / Taking a chance with dance
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Lessons of the Millionaire Bust
• Ride the Wagon to Recovery Ranch
• Tequepis Dayhike
• Hot Springs Deal Done, Sort Of
• Hawks Rally in Eighth to Beat Warriors
• Exhibitions and Events at SBMA - April / May 2012
• On to the Quarterfinals with Win over Saint Xavier
• Inaugural Criterium Bicycle Races Set for Buellton
• Antioch University’s New Campus
• Cottage Helipad Meeting, Part Deux
• Revised Burrowing Owl Report Now Available
• NOAA Seeks Input on Eelgrass Mitigation Policy
• D’Penguineers First Competition of 2012 Commences
• Hot Springs Canyon Permanently Preserved for Public Use
• National Poison Prevention Week
• Share the Wealth with Bank Employees
• Violinist Alexandre Da Costa performs with children at Franklin School
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Batter up! Time to play ball!
• Hawks Defeat Warriors
• Saturday Baseball Rescheduled
• Westmont Advances with Win over Lyon
• Westmont Advances with Win over Lyon
• Homeless Coalition of ’80s Reforming
• Bob Marley at Bowl, '76
• Week in Sports: March 15-27
• Fire Safe Structures
• Sanchez to Join International Chiari Association Board
• Summer Solstice Celebration Seeks Junior Artists
• SB County Man Wins Prestigious Law Recognition
• Selma Rubin: 1915-2012
• WHAT’S IN A NAME: Debate rages over what to call the new Santa Barbara Airport
• Parents-to-be: Don’t use a family bed – make your children sleep alone, and other parenting tips
• Not Losing to the Rain
• Bring Them Back, cont.
• Boys and Girls Clubs in Emergency Fundraising Drive
• Discussion On School Bullying Scheduled
• More Competition for Joni Gray
• Basketball Fever
• State of Play
• DMV Drops Case Against Peter Lance
• Bands on the Rise
• The Pipes Are Calling
• Celebrating St. Patrick's Day
• The Quiet Man Fiddles
• Irish Edibles
• Pub Tune
• Mason Jennings Finds His Way Home
• David Attias Release Trial Set
• Michelle Drown
• volume 26, number 322, March 15-22, 2012
• He’d Rather Be in Prison
• Feets of Fancy
• Homeless Death Debrief
• Wetlands
• Irish Slang
• Canitez Named WBCA State Farm All-American
• Zombie Bag Ban Reanimated
• Homeowners Win, Park Owners Lose
• Playing for Cornbread
• Santa Barbara’s Das Williams shaves head to show support for cancer patients (PHOTO GALLERY)
• Moelleken Stew Begins to Boil
• Dream Foundation Grants Wish for a Deep Sea Fishing Trip
• Warriors Sweep Tigers
• $250K Anonymous Matching Gift Received by SBCC Campaign
• Sheriff’s Explorers Take Home 16 Trophies
• Capps Announces Federal Funding for SB Head Start
• UCSB Graduate Programs Among the Best
• Cottage explains importance of helipad to neighbors
• CINEMA IN FOCUS: Friends with Kids – 1 star, troubling
• World Dance Workout Turns Two
• Tipping-Point Art
• What Makes It Great?
• John Carter
• Women Rule Here
• Mark Down the Miramar
• Laughing All the Way To the Bank
• Good-Bye, Private Parts
• Winchester Rebels
• No State, Local GOP Endorsements for Maldonado
• Huguette’s Gems to be Auctioned
• Five Arrested in Jailhouse Drug Smuggling Investigation
• Carpinteria Officially Adopts Single-Use Bag Ban
• Leary Named Player of the Week – Twice
• Up Close with Memoryhouse
• A Slew of Succulents
• Trinity Episcopal Church Origins
• When Time Is of the Essence
• Rewarding Ride to Riverbench
• Cellist Joshua Roman Interview
• The Most Important Animal
• Picking the County's Pocket
• Free Autism Assessments
• BLOCKBUSTER BANK DEAL: Union Bank acquires Santa Barbara Bank & Trust in $1.5 billion deal
• RANDY ALCORN: Primitive psychology underlies Rush’s rant
• Santa Barbara Mayor avoids her controversial ballot proposals in state of the city speech
• COTTAGE HEALTH SYSTEM GUEST COLUMN: Saving time can save a life
• The Daunting Rigmarole of Removal
• Tip-A-Cop Luncheon
• SBPD Officer Returns From Fourth Combat Deployment
• Bravo, Mayor!
• Buster Blue at Muddy Waters Café
• Cloudy Skies Threaten Views of Red Planet
• New Homeless Organization Nearly Formed
• Camerata Pacifica March Concert
• Union Bank to purchase Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
• Union Bank to Buy Parent Company of Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
• Missing Casa Esperanza's Street Outreach
• Original Play Premieres at La Cumbre Junior High
• Did a Deep Impact Cause a Deep Freeze?
• Seymour Duncan Band Plays for Boys & Girls Club
• Julius Hemphill
• Four Bodies Found Near Capsized Boat Off Santa Cruz Island
• March Madness Will Include Both UCSB Teams
• Warriors Take Two from Sea Lions
• Beauty or Compassion or Both?
• Money Desensitization
• Family Wants to Know What Happened
• The Chocolate Gallery Turns 30
• Trinity Gardens Grows out of Unused Land
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Politics in the Age of Infotainment
• The Coastline's New Rules
• Gauchos in Big West Finals: 'Let's Play Two'
• State Gives S.B. County $60 Million for New Jail
• Santa Barbara activist Selma Rubin dies
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man arrested after allegedly rubbing face in woman’s breasts; police make drug arrest outside Spearmint Rhino
• TAKE 2/The Reinvention of Us
• ANN ABOUT TOWN: Proudly Singin’ the Birthday Blues
• Warriors Outslug Sea Lions
• We Need to Talk About Kevin
• We Need to Talk About Kevin
• Mammoth Lakes Man Pleads Guilty to Sex Crimes with Teen
• Anonymous 4 Reviewed
• Brush Fire Near Rancho Oso
• The French Press Heads to U.S. Barista Championship
• Stay of Execution For Continuing Ed Administrators
• More Howls of Protest
• Selma Rubin Passes Away
• Guadalupe Homeowners "Empowered" at Home Energy Workshop
• Guess Who's Reading with Roosevelt?
• UCSB Associate Professor Receives NSF Research Award
• Students Use Spring Break to Volunteer
• Avoid Airplanes
• Das Williams Proposes Strip Club Tax
• In the Shadow of Diablo, Remembering Fukushima
• Fishing Attracts Tourists Too
• Santa Barbara’s Das Williams to shave head to show support for cancer patients
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Romance questions and Miss Kitty to debut new radio show
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s authorities look for Bay Area fugitive
• SOUTH COASTING: Can a Yes-Woman Become a No (to)-It All?
• Charges Dropped Against Accused Accessories to Isla Vista Murder
• Sea Lions Squeak Past Warriors
• Week in Sports: March 8-20
• Sheriff's Department Hunts for Wanted Man
• Gates Urges Compromise in Face of Global Conflicts
• Mike Stoker Makes Candidacy Official
• Caruso's Bait and Switch
• Bring Back Tom Tomorrow
• Disappointed with Supermall Living
• Stoker holds media event at Santa Barbara County Courthouse to announce state senate bid
• Santa Barbara city officials talk pensions at beachside workshop
• New Water Quality Rules for Ag Land?
• Santa Barbara vs. Palm Springs
• Y La Bamba
• The Blue Owl at Zen Yai
• Mike Stoker Makes Campaign Official
• Two Hope Ranch Cabanas Designated Historic Landmarks
• More Wilderness and Off-Roading
• volume 26, number 321, March 8-15, 2012
• Where Dogs Fear to Tread
• Westside Boys & Girls Club Fights to Keep Lights On
• Pacific Coast Business Times Wins Breaking News Award
• Nick Welsh
• Erland Releases Debut EP, Headlines SOhO
• Women Receive a Number One Seed
• Students Use Spring Break to Volunteer
• Hotel Tax Rebate Moves Forward
• City Green Lights Six Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Armendariz Pleads No Contest to Drunk Driving
• Money to Move for Mobile Owners
• New Marina and Camp Store Operator at Cachuma
• Tran to Ponder ‘Bombs or Bread’
• R44 Fix-It Notice Reissued
• KCSB-FM & La Casa de la Raza Present "Los Olvidados"
• Santa Barbara County backs Hope Ranch beach cabanas as Historical Landmarks
• Santa Barbara County and Miramar owner Rick Caruso agree to tentative deal on demolition
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Disaster Planning: Are Your Pets Ready?
• John Uelses
• San Marcos High Choir to Perform in Big Apple
• Star Party
• S.B. Youth Symphony Plays Lobero Theatre
• Cap Pensions, Don't Destroy Them
• Project X
• UCSB Students Converse with Baghdad Peers
• Organizing 101 for Your Office and Life
• Bring Complete Calendar Back in Print
• Live Spelled Backwards
• Mayor Takes It On Chin
• Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Announce New Album Title
• Permit Burning
• PSA: Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
• Wood-Claeyssens Grant Supports Award-Winning Employment Program
• San Jose Creek Improvement Project Update
• Teen Job Fair to be Held at Franklin Neighborhood Center on Friday, March 9
• Lady Warriors Take Momentum to Nationals
• Beach Sampling Results Mar. 5th
• Entangled at UCSB’s Hatlen Theatre
• Caregiver Accused of Stealing from Elderly Client
• Carrizo Plain Gets Protection
• Love Blooms at S.B. Bowl
• Chumash Donations Not Donations
• Santa Barbara Choral Society
• Direct Relief Delivers Aid to Tornado Victims
• Suspected Gang Members Attack Teen
• Rincon Consultants Recognized for Business Growth
• "South Pacific" at La Colina Jr. High
• Lompoc Wine Ghetto Celebrates Lompoc and Vandenberg Residents
• ID Sleuth Security Device Premiers
• Residents Invited "Nextdoor"
• Music Academy Hosts The Enchanted Island Simulcast
• Gimme Some Truth
• Champs Again! Women Win GSAC Tournament
• Santa Barbara Democratic Party calls on Schneider to suspend signature gathering for controversial ballot measures
• FROM THE HEART: We are all renters
• Hannah-Beth Jackson gets support from Sierra Club
• Songbirds of the Week: Parson Red Heads at SOhO
• Infant Intervention
• Dos Pueblos High School Mock Trial Champions
• Learning How to Run
• Valle Verde Earns Five Stars for Senior Care
• Joanie Hudson Joins Pali Wine Co.
• Goleta Water District Fire Hydrant System Testing
• Where Gas Prices Come From
• Officers Justified in Using Deadly Force
• Can(n)on Art Studios
• Immortal Technique Talks Hip-Hop Shop
• Interview with a Yogi
• Presidio Pastimes Illuminates Santa Barbara History
• Hydrogen Potential
• Sea Otters in Crosshairs of Gallegly Bill
• Cheesegasm
• Milagres
• Cruisers
• School of … Blues
• Open House at the Spiritualist Church of the Comforter
• Scholarships for Student Artists
• First Click SEO Changes Name to First Click Inc.
• Must-See TV
• It's All About Telepathy
• Barbara Galloway: 1939-2011
• Leary Leads Warriors to Doubleheader Sweep
• Warriors Produce Eight All-Americans at Indoor Nationals
• Men’s Tennis Edges out Sea Lions
• Warriors-Cougars to Battle for Tournament Championship
• Three-Run Blast Leads to Warrior Loss
• Milpas Driver Pleads No Contest
• Assemblymember Introduces Legislation to Fund Vital Services
• Spare Shoes in the Closet?
• Green @ Your Library
• MultiProbe Buys 18,673 sf Property in Santa Barbara
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Men Must Merge with Machines
• Nature Deficit Disorder
• Laughology Offers Free Weekly Comedy
• Winemakers Give More than Wine
• Design Porn
• Smart Meters Can Be Postponed If Homeowners Act Today
• Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates talks foreign policy at Westmont event
• Newest teachers likely to get cut if Santa Barbara Unified School District goes through with layoffs
• Controversial Highway 154 Cold Spring barrier now complete
• ASK BRAD & SETH: What’s Risk Management?
• Warriors Down Biola by 28 to Advance to Championship
• Thar She Squeaks!
• Talk to Examine ‘Love After Genocide’
• Women’s Festival Grows
• Westmont Hosts Longtime Secretary of Defense
• SOUTH COASTING: Sex and Housework
• Stephem Malkmus & The Jicks at SOhO
• Justice?
• Four Men Arrested for Soliciting Prostitution
• Fringe Beat
• How to Get Tix at Bowl
• Tsunami: Know Your Risk, Know What to Do
• California Outdoors Q&As
• Benefit for the Community Environmental Council’s Earth Day Festival
• Northbound Hwy 101 Fairview Off-Ramp Closure
• Big Bad Wolf and Cat in the Hat Entertain Students
• Local Gym Owner Wins Powerlifting Championship
• Popular Panera Bread Chain Rises at La Cumbre Plaza
• SANTA BARBARA TEEN STAR: FINDING THE NEXT KATY PERRY: Popular singing contest headed for Granada Theatre on Saturday
• Art Flick of the Week: Eames: The Architect & The Painter
• Adopt a Guinea Pig
• National Theatre’s Travelling Light Screens Live
• Season Ends for Men’s Basketball
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Protect your pupil from pertussis
• Women’s DMR Advances to Finals
• Cops lure suspects, make prostitution arrests
• Eagles Take First Game of Series
• Getting Involved
• Sending Donation
• Debate Tourney Rewards Students
• Cold Springs Bridge Suicide Barrier Complete
• Week in Sports: March 1-13
• UCSB Student Faces Deportation
• ExxonMobil Provides Math and Science Scholarships for Local Students
• President’s Dissertation Fellowship Recipient to Present at UC Irvine
• Two Grants for Jasmin Llamas of UCSB’s Gevirtz School
• San Marcos High Community Service Project
• Winning with Women
• Motorcycle Death Trap
• BIGGER AND BETTER: Bank of Santa Barbara expands
• SUSAN TORREY: When the father really is a father
• ANN ABOUT TOWN: Forging the way for new art
• CINEMA IN FOCUS: The Vow, 3 Stars – Engaging
• Warriors Advance with Win over the Mustangs
• Grilling Dr. Cash
• Matt Boutte Enters 24th District Race
• City Starts Work on MarBorg Deal Details
• Boys & Girls Clubs in Financial Straits
• Coast Guard Catches 19 Immigrants in Panga Boat
• Former Carp Commissioner Found Dead
• Trading Miramar Bed Tax for Buildings
• Austin-bound AAN Heads Back to Town
• Our King of the $uperPACs
• Long Game
• Canines Gone Wild
• volume 26, number 320, March 1-8, 2012
• Group Show #1 at Surfbeat Gallery
• Marianne Kuga
• Safety Ignore Fee
• Protecting Los Padres Wilderness — and Dirt Bikes?
• Occupy S.B. Attorney Able to File Amended Complaint
• ‘Animal Farm’ Continues to Pack in Crowds
• Davy Jones Dies at 66
• Assemblyman Katcho Achadjian Introduces His 2012 Legislative Platform
• Lady Warriors Find Joy in Turkish Delight
• Police Arrest Kiosk Robbery Suspect
• Calling All Cars
• Free Public Lecture “Teaching toward Democracy and Freedom”
• Economic Value of Local National Park
• City of Goleta Offers Behind the Scenes Tours
• Bishop Diego Students Win Engineer Games
• Recruiting for Oversight Boards of Former Redevelopment Agencies
• Mexican National U-20 Soccer Team to Face UC Berkeley
• Next Steps for Marymount Grads
• International Chiari Association Announces Board Member
• Global Map of Devastating Childbirth Injury Launched
• Junior League Presents “Reading Between the Wines”
• Williams Introduces Pro-Environment Bills
• Fire Preparedness for You and Your Property
• The Incredible Edible Institute
• Magic Murillo
• The Invisible Octopus
• Scientific breakthroughs: Kids explore science at Laguna Blanca School Fair
• Occupy Santa Barbara gets another crack at lawsuit
• Isla Vista stabbing suspects arrested
• In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion
• Immortal Technique’s War of the Words
• Michael McDonald Coming to the Lobero
• ‘Om’ Em Gee: I Did Naked Yoga
• FIDLAR at Biko Co-op Garage
• Beach Sampling Results Feb. 27th
• Surfer Blood at Velvet Jones
• Talk to Examine the Complexities of Jewish Rescue
• Bringing the Movie Business to Santa Barbara
• SANTA BARBARA PARKING LOT KIOSK ROBBER CAUGHT
• Two Venice Men Arrested for Attempted Murder
• New Deputies and Promotions at Sheriff's Department
• Input Requested for Superintendent Search
• Vintners Fundraising Record for Direct Relief International
• Multiple Hikers Rescued Near Cathedral Peak
• Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara Schedules Annual “Pot O’ Gold” Dinner and Auction Fundraising Event
• Curves 14th Annual Food Drive Begins March 1
• SBCC’s Eli Luria Library Receives $10,500
• SB Trust for Historic Preservation Presents Awards
• Transient Occupancy Tax Up 11.8% in January
• Sea Turtle Proposed as California’s Official Marine Reptile
• How The Wurst Was Won
• Wanderlust
• Urban Homesteading
• Elves Didn’t Make Your Shoes
• Julia Fischer at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
• Nazi Hunter — Simon Wiesenthal at the Rubicon Theatre
• Uncouth
• Mental Health Association Takes Leap on ‘Leap Day’
• 27th Annual Probation Department Staff Recognition Dinner
• Higher Education Week at UCSB
• The Price of Gas in Santa Barbara
• ON PATROL FILES CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
• Students to Compete in Debate Finals
• Surgical Academic Week, February 27 to March 3
• Sproul Wins ‘Most Improved Award’ in JV Football
• Park Upgrades Start March 1
• Warriors Garner GSAC Awards
• Branson, Miller Named to All-GSAC Team
• Wahoo’s Opens on UCSB Campus
• Chumash Casino Wins Environmental Award
• New Board Members for Jewish Federation
• PeterWorsley's 'Our Town' March Art Exhibit at Gallery 113
• Sierra Club Offers Wilderness Basics Program
• Sick of It
• Ventura-Based Roklin Systems Creates Contest for Southern California’s Worst Pothole
• Animal Farm at Westmont’s Porter Theater
• RANDY ALCORN: Rick Santorum’s religious fantasies, and poverty knows no skin color
• The Secret Garden at the Granada Theatre
• Proposed Legislation to Ban School Sales of Sports Drinks
• Utility Companies Present Rebates to SBCC
• Disaster Supply Kits: Are You Ready?
• National Merit Program Finalists for 2012
• $5 Million Anti-Trust Trial Underway Against Cottage
• SafeLaunch Encourages Students to Enter Media $500 Contest
• Man Arrested for Violent Attack on Transient
• Victor Hugo Zayas: Mi Obra
• Let Them Eat Cake!
• High Schoolers Display Digital Art at Brooks Gallery
• Y La Bamba
• Community Film Studio Opens in Santa Barbara
• On Ends and Endings
• Teen Star returns Saturday at Granada Theatre
• Rewari Candy Health Warning
• Dueling Trajectories at Vandenberg
• Girls Inc. Luncheon Honors Inspirational Women
• American Institute of Architects Honors Santa Barbara Leader
• Measure A Funds Allocated
• Program Benefits Tenants and Retailers
• Work Commences on the San Jose Creek Project
• Transport Theatre Company Finds New Home
• Occupy S.B. Injunction Denied
• Teaching Chinese in the Digital Age
• Small Fire on Gibraltar Road
• Warriors Overcome by Cougars
• Worst Transportation Bill Ever?
• Cougars Hand Warriors Third Loss
• Westmont Splits Doubleheader with Fresno Pacific
• How the U.S. Federal Reserve Creates and Destroys Money
• Horses in Confinement
• Dos Pueblos Student Wins Poetry Out Loud Contest
• Shining (Candle) Light on Santa Barbara History
• Nineteen Oaks Dayhike
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• SANTA BARBARA’S REALITY COP SHOW IN TURMOIL; INTENSE BATTLE OVER ‘ON PATROL’
• Santa Barbara Police believe they have photo of parking lot bandit
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Good Soccer May Lead to Good Investing?
• Silence of the Sea
• Sandra Torres Porcelain Trunk Show
• Students to Compete in Debate Finals
• Big Bus May Solve Big Problem
• Upcoming Wine Events
• Suffer the Critters
• Kiosk Robbery Suspect Caught on Video
• Tartuffe at UCSB's Performing Arts Theater
• Week in Sports Update
• State Street Ballet Presents The Secret Garden
• !!! Test-Drives New Tunes
• Satsanga Retreat Center
• Marguerite Birch Torbert: 1912-2011
• Carpetbagging
• Saving Mother Tongues
• Young Frankenstein the Musical
• S.B. Republican Party Issues Endorsements
• Sign remembers 1942 beach attack near Ellwood Mesa
• CINEMA IN FOCUS: SAFE HOUSE, 3 Stars – Challenging
• KITTY IN THE CITY: The pros and perils of long distance relationships
• Sunbirds Take Two from Warriors
• Smart Meters Rile Goleta Residents
• ChannelKeeper Seeks Polluters from Sky
• Sir Ken Robinson at UCSB
• Family Festival to Honor Mexican Culture
• Settlement Possible in Scout Case
• Bosselaar is Featured at Poetry Reading
• Masked Gunman Robbing Parking Lot Kiosks
• Editor Wins, McCaw Loses
• Road to Red Rock Reopens
• Gas Prices Rise Faster in S.B.
• Accused Animal Hoarder Charged
• Tribal Sovereignty Revisited
• PARKING LOT PERIL: ‘We have a gunman out there’
• PARENTING: 11 weeks of ‘What am I going to do?’
• ’Til the Last Dog Dies
• The Four Seasons of Wedding Flowers
• Daniel Ellsberg
• The DA Who Loved Headlines
• Waiting for the Pitch
• Injunction Goes to Juvie
• The Best Worst Wedding Ever
• Noleta Rezoning Plan Passes Easily
• Mike Gahagan
• volume 26, number 319, February 23 - March 1, 2012
• How to Organize the Big Day
• 2012 Wedding Resource Guide
• DON’T BE LIKE JOE: Carpinteria councilman Armendariz to be sentenced in front of high school students to show young people dangers of alcohol
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Otter Bill Bad for Otters?
• Julia Fischer, Violin
• Henry VI, Part 3
• Bullhead
• Mayor Mum on Meeting with Education Foundation
• Court Attacks Adventure Pass
• Wayne McGregor | Random Dance at the Granada February 15
• Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks Return to SOhO February 27
• Homecoming of the Week: Gardens & Villa at Casa de la Raza
• Little Love for Santa Maria Police Chief
• What a Drag
• More Good News
• Santa Barbara Assemblyman Das Williams wants to ban sugary drinks on some school campuses
• Warriors Cut Down the Nets
• Men’s Basketball Poised for Finale after Win
• Activists speak out to preserve Santa Barbara County farmlands
• Goodland Coalition to attempt to preserve farmland
• Lysistrata Redux
• Fighting Development at the Ballot Box
• DA Strikes Plea Deal With July 4th Stabbing Suspects
• Attempted Armed Robbery in City Parking Lot
• Mountain Biker Dies on Cold Springs Trail
• Woman Hit on the Highway
• Man Allegedly Tries to Throw New Wife Off Hotel Balcony
• Assad Brothers at the Lobero Theatre
• Jazz Violinist Regina Carter
• Noleta Needs Its Own Planning Commission
• Sports Drive
• SBCC Hosts Can(n)on Art Studios Artists
• Celebrity Authors’ Luncheon Returns to DoubleTree Resort
• FIDLAR
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man allegedly attempts to toss wife off Canary Hotel balcony – on their honeymoon
• FROM THE HEART: Cultivating a kind society
• Marketing Express launches Legal Docs by ME
• Baseball Splits Doubleheader with Hustlin’ Owls
• Eastside Library to Open Monday Afternoons
• Lecture Highlights UCSB Davidson Library's Special Collections
• Successful Completion of Seabird Restoration Project on San Nicolas Island
• Westmont Drama Students Make Animal Farm Sing
• Martha Grover Brings One More for the People to Chaucer’s
• Journey to the ’80s
• Garden Court Benefit
• Isla Vista Parks and Rec Vacancy
• Surfer Blood Prepares for Reentry
• Warriors Perform Well in Tri-Meet
• Warriors Fall in Overtime
• Win Not Enough to Satisfy Warriors
• Warriors Take Two in Home Opener
• Women’s Tennis Gains GSAC Win
• Men’s Tennis Gets First Win
• Just Communities Celebrates with Just Desserts
• CrossFit Pacific Coast Finds a New Home
• "How Do You Sea Plastic" Photo Contest
• Montecito Trail Foundation Annual Board of Directors Meeting
• Hannity Factually Challenged
• Life on the Liquid Farm
• What Is Love?
• The Challenge for Advocates
• Supes Mull Options Over Shuttered Shelter
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man allegedly tries to escape police on bicycle; Fight at McDonald’s
• Entrepreneurs Join Forces at Santa Barbara Green Consulting
• California Outdoors Q&As
• Got Housing?
• Young Leaders Society Spread Valentine’s Cheer
• SBCC Organic Vegetable Garden Gets a Boost
• Gimme Shelter
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Electronic Library
• Coldwater Camp Dayhike
• Got Bike Culture?
• Man Sentenced to Two Years for Smuggling Drugs into Jail
• Bail Reduced for Assault and Robbery Suspect
• It’s OK mommy
• Tower helps garden grow to new heights
• Sally Kingston Leaves Harding
• ASK SETH AND BRAD: When Someone Passes
• Elderly Woman Victim of Home Invasion Robbery
• Thin Ice
• Three Arrested for Fighting in Storke Placita
• Week in Sports Update
• SB Unified School School District News
• Help Needed to Find Missing Man
• Court Hears Appeal of Hollywood Murder Conviction
• UCSB presents Dr. Bruce Alberts, Editor-in-Chief of Science
• Santa Barbara Youth Council Receives Youth Impact Award
• Dos Pueblos Student Wins County “Poetry Out Loud” Contest
• Chari Center of Health Offers Free Presentation
• Breeze Extension Public Open House Meetings
• Bunnies Need Homes
• Hollywood Rides a Bike
• Freedom or Tyranny?
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Five flu-fighting food tips
• THE AMAZING RESCUE: Unseen footage of firefighters’ incredible rescue in Buellton to air on Saturday for first time
• Starbucks sign comes down on Santa Barbara’s Carrillo Street
• SBCC Trustees Chided
• Pasadena To Santa Barbara: A Selected History of Art In Southern California, 1951-1969
• Jake Shimabukuro at Plaza Playhouse
• John Blondell’s World is a Stage
• Oxford Professor Explores Faith, Civil Rights
• Kinko’s Founder Speaks at MIT Enterprise Forum
• Back to the Cover
• NAMM Time, Plus Upcoming Jazz
• Fonkoze of SB Presents 5th Annual Irish Night
• Wells Fargo Supports WEV through $25,000 Grant
• Local Filmmaker Impresses at SBIFF
• Los Padres Seeks Comment on OHV Grant Application
• George Baker Joins Montecito Medical Acquisition Company
• SBCC Names Presidential Search Committee Members
• Unanswered Questions in Shooting of Officer
• TIME TO SHINE IN SANTA BARBARA: Shine opens new Blow Dry Bar
• Santa Barbara Unified School District posed to make more budget cuts; layoffs possible
• SUSAN TORREY: 63 simple ways to say I love you
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s deputies arrest four Ventura County residents in Carpinteria burglaries
• Santa Barbara Police Department looks for bank robber
• Ninth Inning Curveball Thrown at Noleta
• Politics Drown Oil Tax
• Milo Greene Preps New Album
• Councilmembers Wrangle Over Veronica Meadows Ballot Language
• County Ups Payment Limit in Lawsuit Defense
• Capps Frowns on GOP Bid for More Oil Drilling
• Memories of Sir Ken
• Maldonado and Mitchum Pull Papers at Same Time
• Pianist Ratimir Martinović at SBCC
• Santa Maria Levee Repair Gets Last Needed Funding
• Carp Council Approves Survey of City Hall
• Bad Medicine
• Conventional Wisdom
• 'Copters Rumble as Neighbors Grumble
• Car 2GFZ180, Where Are You?
• School Board Lets the Dogs Out
• Larimore-Hall Attacked By Roommate
• “Ford Pinto” of Helicopters?
• When Canines Collide
• Saturday: Shelton to be Honored, Play 4Kay Night, Free Basketball
• City Imposes Ban on Construction Near 101
• State Democratic Party Endorses Jackson
• Arraignment Delayed for Milpas Vehicular Manslaughter Suspect
• Week in Sports
• 20th Annual Orchard to Ocean 5K/10K
• New GM for Mosquito and Vector Management
• Free IHOP Pancakes to Benefit Cottage Children’s Hospital
• Tim Tremblay to be Honored at SBCC Fundraiser
• Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation New Board Members
• Pedal Down to Handlebar Coffee
• Sports Roundup
• Abstract and Beautiful
• Mike deGruy: 1951-2012
• Lit Moon Presents Henry VI, Part 3
• Call for Nominations
• Pina
• PROMISED DELIVERED: Cathy Murillo opens Eastside library on Mondays
• With Maldonado in the race, GOP tries to figure out who is best poised to beat Capps in November
• Armendariz turns to Facebook to blame Carpinteria City Council for his censure
• Santa Barbara City Council debates, finally agrees on official ballot language for Veronica Meadows bridge
• Mustangs Finish Ahead of Warriors
• Afterschool Gospel
• Rebuked, But Not Removed
• Mustangs Can’t Keep Pace with Warriors
• Very Disturbing
• Viewing to Drop in on Jupiter
• Winchester Rebels Bring New Record to Life at SOhO
• Santa Barbara Symphony at the Granada Theatre
• Big Boats Banned from Dumping Waste Close to Shore
• Wilco at the Arlington Theatre
• Irish Voices
• Something ’Wichy This Way Wins
• Loquat Trees
• Safe House
• Poet of the Week: Jane Hirshfield
• A Classic Classic
• Aye, Aye!
• Carpinteria councilman censured, stripped of some duties, but skips vote
• Bank's New Fees
• Shrug Shoulders, Feign Ignorance
• Santa Barbara City Council may re-open Eastside library on Monday
• RANDY ALCORN: The perversity of unquestioning adherence to religion
• FROM THE HEART: What is true love?
• Love and Economics
• Labor Union Plays the Blame Game
• Love Your Neighbor, Know Your Neighbor
• Protect Your Child and Prepare for 7th Grade Now
• SBCC Theatre Group Invites Casting Submissions
• Paralegal Association Scholarship
• Kids Combat Glossophobia
• Solar System Night at the Goleta Library
• UCSB Physicist Receives $360,000 Grant
• Why I Ride on the Sidewalk
• Get a Loaf of This
• Price-Propping a Problem
• Orchestra to Perform Concerto Concert
• Los Lonely Boys at La Cumbre Junior High
• Letter from Michael Moore
• Cottage Moves Patients to New Buildings
• Watch Bon Iver's Performance On Saturday Night Live
• Mike DeGruy Remembered
• DAWG in da Club
• Don't I Know You from Somewhere?
• Grammy Award Winner Lectures in Ojai
• Nurses
• Jazz for a Cause
• Random Dance to Perform Entity
• Parker Palmer to Speak in S.B.
• T.C. Boils
• Paul Sandler joins Montecito Medical Acquisition & Development Company
• Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy’s D’Penguineers
• Santa Barbara County Spelling Bee
• Arlington West Shifts Focus to Iran
• Ukulele God Comes to Carpinteria
• Thompkins Wins Heptathlon, Stuart Qualifies for Nationals
• Canitez Pours in 29 in Warrior Win
• Royals Oust Warriors
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Naked man found inside Carl’s Jr.; Man allegedly threatens to cut off girlfriend’s head
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Children and Money
• Much Ado About Jellyfish
• County Ranks 52nd in Utilization of CalFresh
• Isla Vista Firebomber Released Bail-Free
• UCSB Art Historian's Book First to Catalog Indigenous African Art of a Nigerian Collector
• Save Hot Springs Land Deal Discussed
• PELICAN MYSTERY: Birds washing up mutilated
• 8th Annual Free Dentistry Day
• UCSB Professor Elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• Nine New Green Businesses Certified
• Two-Day Hurricane Deck Backpack
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• A Review of SonneBlauma’s Final Show
• Mental Health First Aid Training Available
• Regional Rules
• California Tide Pools? There’s an App for That
• Stephan Bedford on The Fungus Among-Us
• Good News Looming Over City Budget
• M.D. versus D.V.M.
• Warriors Win at Menlo
• Santa Barbara Business Gets Creative With Containers
• Week in Sports
• Weed Control and Defensible Space
• California Outdoors Q&As
• Jensen Guitar & Music Co. Store Closure in Santa Maria
• Highway 154 Incident a Possible Suicide Attempt
• Accrediting Commission Adjudicates SBCC
• Police Seek Wallet-Snatching Woman
• Summit for a Cure
• Heart-Shaped Happenings
• Kiss-Off
• Here Weego
• MONTECITO MESSENGER COVER STORY: Caruso eyes the Dodgers, politics — and knocking the Miramar down
• Caution: Sudden Rule Changes
• Less War, More Infrastructure
• IN MEMORY: Remembering Mike DeGruy
• Santa Barbara backs Coast Village condo project; Jeannine’s Bakery express concerns
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Can I count on him if he won’t give me 10 minutes of his time?
• Distraught Mother of Autistic Inmate Speaks Out
• Take Five
• Rincon Classic
• Court Hears Jerry Roberts Case
• Attorney General Announces Settlement With Mortgage Lenders
• Plaque Honoring Chuck Wagner to be Presented
• City Clears Out Homeless Campsites
• Cottage Announces Neighborhood Meeting to Address Helipad Concerns
• Marine Arrested for Felony Battery
• Take Me… I’m Yours!
• Two-Lane Backdrop
• Bye Bye, Redevelopment Agency
• Santa Maria Police Standards' Slippery Slope
• Schneider’s pension reforms: ‘People are confused about where this is coming from’
• SUSAN TORREY: Girls gone wild over Legos
• What’s always in motion but never gets tired? Rivers, as in Joan
• State Squeezes Adult Ed
• County Waits to Weigh In On Naples
• Sentencing for Corey Lyons Delayed
• DA Keynote Speaker at D.C. Conference
• Hosannas Hit the Road … in a Hearse
• Rash of Catalytic Converter Thefts
• It's My Life
• SBIFF 2012 Peeps Part Two
• Capps Urges More Action on Housing
• SBIFF 2012 Wrap Report
• Name Game, New Brewer, Sad Closing
• Helicopters United
• What Was Bacara’s Dworman Thinking?
• volume 26, number 317, February 9-16, 2012
• Memoir Moments
• Stupid, Inept, or Corrupt?
• Water Safety Program Offered to Area Youth
• 1,042 Warm Coats from Warm Hearts
• Historic Tree Clones Planted on UCSB Campus
• SB County Schoolchildren to “Meet” Beethoven
• City Parking Lot 2 Temporarily Closed
• Public Alert and Citizen Tips Lead to Arrest
• Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Association Announces New Community Grant Award Process
• Friends of the Mental Health Association Seeking Sponsors for First Annual Walk for Mental Wellness
• Remembering Mike deGruy
• Film Production Discussed
• New Hospital Helipad Sees Heavy Action
• Hwy 101 Improvements between Milpas St. and Hot Springs Rd.
• Garden Court Endowment Fundraiser Honors Michael Towbes
• Tracee Hennigar Named ICAN Executive Director
• “Hands Only” CPR Training
• Gene Deering Elected President, Semana Nautica Association
• Bon Iver at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Tweaks Made to Inmate Electronic Monitoring
• S.B. Symphony to Perform Tribute to Ansel Adams
• Design Porn
• Heavy Petting
• Biola Falls, Branson Surpasses 1000 Points
• Big Second Half Gives Warriors Win
• Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider calls for more taxes as part of reform package
• Goleta woman arrested, accused of sex with teenage boy
• Police search for suspect in Goleta burglaries
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Has Your Valentine’s Day Gone to the Dogs (and Cats)?
• UCSB, Basketball, and Red Tails
• White Denim Hits the Road with Wilco
• We Need to Talk
• Beach Sampling Results Feb. 6th
• Santa Barbara Mayor proposes voter referendums on sales taxes, pension reform, business fees
• Multiple Home Burglaries in Goleta
• Gene Deering Elected President, Semana Nautica Association
• Great Apes Threatened by Infectious Disease
• Fatal Fall Ruled Accidental
• Celebrations Planned After Prop 8 Ruling
• Plea Deal Reached in Nursing Home Abuse Case
• A Mixed Bag of Campaign Coffers
• Ruthie Foster and Paul Thorn at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
• Up Close with Crimson Scarlet
• Kinesis 2012 at Center Stage Theater
• The 39 Steps at Alhecama Theatre
• Chronicle
• Stormy's Perfect Day
• What Would Reagan Say?
• RANDY ALCORN: Where are the true conservatives?
• COFFEE COMMOTION: Starbucks won’t take down giant sign; Santa Barbara says it’s too big
• MIRAMAR MYSTERY: Caruso eyes Dodgers, politics, as hotel rots
• Santa Barbara’s Parking Lot 2 closed
• The Work of Art in the Age of Digital Reproduction
• UCSB Sorority to Host Public CPR Training
• Domestic Violence Prevention Program Honors Teen Artists
• Annual “Taste of Solvang” March 14-18, 2012
• Coastal Fund Supports the Algae Field Guide
• High School Math Contest Gets Perfect
• Watson Not Running for Congress
• Thomas Steinbeck Makes History
• Closing Night Report
• Gardens & Villa Play Faust at the Lobero
• SBIFF 2012's Award Winners
• Bones Brigade: An Autobiography
• 50-Year-Old Manifesto Crosses Generations
• SBIFF 2012 Third Weekend Schedule
• A Wrap and a Mass “Yes”
• Vandals Target Mesa Businesses
• Van Dyke Parks at SOhO
• Out of Chaos
• Art and Sole
• S Is for Scarlett Begonia
• Emily Wryn
• Jewish Federation Opens Children’s Library
• Rubicon Offers Spring Acting Classes
• Sundance Beach Launches Surf Vid Contest
• Santa Barbara's Catholic School Community Gathers En Masse at Bishop Diego
• Goleta History Event Opens Windows on Past
• Paying Respects to an SBIFF Titan
• SBIFF 2012 Director’s Panel
• The French Steal an American Show
• Organic Matter
• Saltwater in My Hair
• Warriors Win Close One – Again
• Kittle Joins 1,000 Point Club but Warrior Streak Ends
• Rowan and Women’s DMR Earn Trip to Nationals
• Baseball Splits DH with CSU Monterey Bay
• Gardens & Villa Tour with The Shins and Fanfarlo
• Tasting with Director of Wine: The Green Revolution
• The Music Never Stops
• SBIFF Virtuoso Awards
• Plastic Bags Go Blue
• Santa Barbara Foundation Awards $75,000 to Foundation for SBCC
• S.B. Filmmaker Mike DeGruy Killed in Helicopter Crash
• Musical Highs and Artful Low Notes
• 10-10-10, Take Two
• Gaucho Women Rule
• Green and Neat
• Comfort Food with Regional Flavor
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Force Retirement Withdrawals
• SOUTH COASTING: Vindicated after drowning my sorrows in alcohol the past two decades
• KILLER TRI: Tap into your inner greatness
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man accused of swiping Oreo cookies; Father allegedly shakes 3-month-old daughter
• Otters Slide Past Warriors
• Ninth day of Santa Barbara Film Festival honors Hollywood stars
• Religious Values
• Shop for a Cause at Saks Fifth Avenue
• Santa Barbara City Planning Commission reluctantly OKs changes to Chapala Street bridge
• Drug and Migrant Smugglers Take to the Sea
• American Double to Feature Works by Brahms
• Global Experts Question Claims About Jellyfish Populations
• Vintage Postcard by Artist Melody Fisher Chosen as 2012 Live Oak Music Festival Artwork
• Capps Statement on January Jobs Numbers
• Marymount Cat Rex Goes Viral
• Track Stars to Shine on Saturday
• Golden Slumber
• Shore to Summit
• 4th Annual Green Shorts Film Festival
• California Outdoors Q&As
• MacCulloch joins Montecito Bank & Trust Wealth Management Division
• Homeowners Attend Workshop on Low Cost Home Energy Upgrades
• Stunt Sport
• Gardens & Villa Presents Faust
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Police Cite 60 Drivers During Crosswalk Stings
• Closing Night Festivities
• Come Witness the S.B. Sandwich Showdown
• Youth CineMedia Showcase
• From Singapore to Montecito: Crane revolutionizes how children learn math
• A Victory for Women's Health
• CULTURE SHLOCK: Out Of The Mouths Of Babes
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Concentrated acetaminophen drops for infants are coming off the shelf
• Vandals hit Mesa banks, ATMs
• STUNT SPORTS PREVIEW
• Santa Barbara DUI Checkpoints This Weekend
• Westmont Named eCampus of the Month
• Interview: Death Songs’ Nick Delffs
• Jim Cook: 1946-2011
• Truck Driver In Fatal Crash Was High On Meth
• Woodard Reports: Cornered by Corners of the World
• The Secret Ingredient
• SBIFF Announces 2nd Weekend Panels
• InTouch Health Receives $6 Million from iRobot Corp.
• Hwy 101 Improvements
• Children’s Library Grand Opening
• Proper Disposal of Fireplace Ashes
• Stacy Peralta Talks Bones Brigade: An Autobiography
• Jackson leads Hodge in Senate money race; Hodge says financial edge doesn’t matter
• Missing Connections
• Santa Barbara activist David Pritchett resigns from Transportation and Circulation Committee
• SUSAN TORREY: Papa knows when it’s time to slow down
• Joni Gray Announces Run for Reelection
• Bacara Back on the Market?
• Murillo's Spouse Leaves Transportation Committee
• Political Number Wrangling
• Council Hears New Plans for Bowl Entrance
• Activist Found Guilty of Trespassing and Resisting Arrest
• Baseball Chatter
• More to Film Fest than Flicks
• Behind the Many Masks of Andy Serkis
• Shailene Woodley’s Breakout Year
• Plug Pulled on Redevelopment Agency
• SBIFF 2012 Mid-fest Report
• Home Is Where the Hurt Is
• SBIFF Peeps, Weekend One
• Living La Vida Perro
• Political Intelligence
• Silent Star Speaks!
• Santa Barbara Aesthetics Academy Opens
• volume 26, number 316, February 2-9, 2012
• Professor Ralph Ubl To Offer Interpretation Of The Work Of Delacroix at SBMA
• Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Back From The Brink
• A Tale of Two Docs
• Surfboard Company Demands Day in Court
• Goleta Man Sentenced for Murder-For-Hire Plot
• Autopsy Confirms Mammoth Man's Suicide
• Denunzio Sentenced to Jail in Battery Case
• Tales from the Tavern
• Weekend's Visiting Directors, Producers Announced
• Crosswalk Enforcement February 2, 2012
• Dirty Energy Interview
• Family Band: The Cowsills Story
• Drama Kings Highlight Grand Jury Visit to Los Prietos
• UCSB Graduate Student Wins UNESCO Fellowship
• First California expands into Santa Barbara
• City of Goleta Celebrates 10th Anniversary
• Pretty Old
• Wizard Heist
• Ensemble Theatre Company to Present The 39 Steps
• Moody Dudes
• 3 Reasons Kinēsis Rocks
• BACARA SHAKE-UP: Resort likely to be sold for second time in a year
• A Steal, a Rebound, a Put-back and a Charge Lead to Warrior Win
• Santa Barbara Bowl project gets positive early response
• RDA loss befuddles the Santa Barbara City Council
• Westmont Triumphs in Top-Ten Match-up
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Are Homeless Hounds Happier?
• Real-Life Red Tails
• Arrest of Officer Goes Terribly Wrong
• University of California Educating All Income Levels
• Three Little Words
• World Renowned Szymanowski Quartet Performance
• Stealing Kindness
• Otter 501 Reviewed
• Woodard Wacky for Scorsese
• Talk to Focus on Global Security, Gates
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s detectives arrest UCSB student for allegedly firebombing Isla Vista Foot Patrol
• The Arts Fund Offers New Teen Mentorship Opportunities
• The Gathering
• Martin Scorsese Receives American Riviera Award
• Talk to Explore Women, Religion and Media
• Mighty Fine
• Father Accused of Shaking Baby
• Rape on Tape?
• UCSB Student Arrested for I.V. Foot Patrol Arson Attack
• Lucky
• Womb with a View
• The Last Broadcast
• Charlene
• Dirty Energy
• Ugg Goes to the Super Bowl
• Hazardous Materials Banned on Highway 154
• The Sky’s the Limit for Cielito
• A Review of Nebula Dance Lab’s Premiere
• Man on a Ledge
• A MAN OF CONTRADICTIONS: Legendary director Martin Scorsese appears at the Arlington Theatre
• Santa Barbara Bowl changes go before City Council
• Goleta man sentenced for masterminding failed murder-for-hire plot
• FROM THE HEART: Living with chronic pain
• Genocide Touches Nerves
• Figueroa Mountain One-Day Hike/Bike
• Movie Museum of the Week
• Ugandan Basketball Coaches Visit Westmont
• Mourning in Mammoth
• Occupy Abstaining Democrats
• Angels and Airwaves at Velvet Jones
• Fie on Developers
• Painting Bolinas
• Whore's Glory
• SBPD's New Electronic Alert System Already Paying Off
• UCSB Arson Fire Causes More than $1 Million in Damage
• Nothing Like Chocolate
• A Raisin in the Sun Redux
• Day for Night at SBIFF
• SBIFF 2012 Writer’s Panel
• DFG Extends Stamp Artwork Contest Deadline
• Shuffle
• Wildling Museum Hosts Photography Contest
• Anacapa Island Volunteers
• Poetic Justice Project Scores $10,000 in Funding
• Preservation Hall Jazz Band
• UCSB Lecture Series to Examine the Juvenile Justice System
• Santa Barbara Film Festival Honors Christopher Plummer
• Christopher Plummer’s Modern Master Ceremony
• My Breakfast With the Filmmakers
• UCSB Among Top 20 Campuses Producing Peace Corps Volunteers
• SBIFF 2012 Saturday Report
• Leaving Alaska
• Santa Barbara and the Sea
• Illusion of Protection
• Warriors Triumph over Sea Lions
• Warriors Fall to Sea Lions
• SBIFF Report, Day Two
• Viola Davis at SBIFF
• Chilling
• City Parks & Recreation Commission Recognizes Two Volunteers
• Carpinteria High School Professional Teaching Kitchen
• Objection Period Opens on Frazier Mountain Project
• A People Uncounted
• The Kill Hole
• Glickman
• Safety Options Outlined for Milpas Street
• Time to Work for Yourself?
• How to Think About Money
• Mac’s Fish N Chips
• Sagehens and Warriors, All Knotted Up
• Police Department to Utilize Text Messaging to Residents
• Talk Probes the Battle of Science, Religion
• Vinyl: Truth, Lies, Rock and Roll
• Spanish/Latin American Sidebar
• Generation P
• Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story
• First Night at the Film Fest
• SBIFF Opening Night Report
• Paso Garagiste Presents $10,000 to Cal Poly Wine and Viticulture Program
• The Moringa Seed Benefit Feast
• Rancho Guadalupe Dunes Road Construction Starts February 1
• American Riviera Bank Reports Earnings
• Montecito man behind Alvin and the Chipmunks causes dustup in Montecito, but real life drama has happy ending
• Give Up Tomorrow
• Sassy Pants
• The Soil Solution
• Kevin Nealon at the Lobero
• Music Man of the Week: Van Dyke Parks
• Contemporary Arts Forum Hosts 8th Annual Million Dollar Home Raffle
• Jim Messina Offers Six-Day Songwriting Workshop at Alisal Guest Ranch
• Book Junkies!
• Fix Your Pets
• Man accused of trying to molest 8-year-old; suspect arrested allegedly with ecstasy at Savoy
• KITTY IN THE CITY: When the romance doesn’t make the heart beat faster
• SOUTH COASTING: Be careful ladies, Girls’ Night Out, could force men into Boys’ Night Out
• MAGIC AT THE ARLINGTON: Santa Barbara Film Festival kicks off
• Intro to 10-10-10
• Screen Cuisine Sidebar
• Social Justice Films
• To the Maxxx Sidebar
• Kolnoa Sidebar
• Cinema Nouveau Sidebar
• Another Pelican Found with Unnatural Injuries
• Week in Sports
• Heist: Who Stole the American Dream?
• Detectives Look for Missing Teen
• Hesitation Highway
• Ninth Annual Young Tree Workshop Trains 40
• Carbon Monoxide Alarms
• Beebe Joins NAICU Board of Directors
• Ocumicho, Michoacán: A Devil's Workshop
• W.H.O. Foundation Grants $24,500 to Doctors Without Walls
• Carpinteria Switches to LED Street Lighting
• Who's Raising the Musicians?
• Fifth Band Heard From
• Empty Seats
• ENDURING ACTIVIST: Raquel Vela Mendoza, and her Chihuahua, embrace retirement
• SUSAN TORREY: Children didn’t ask to be here
• Pranks show spirit among cross-town rivals
• Veronica Meadows Goes to the Voters
• State Senate Race Ramps Up
• Must-See Movies
• Santa Barbara Filmmakers 2012
• La La La Human Steps to Perform New Work
• Joe Show Continues
• Seed Time
• Fire Chiefs Seeing Red
• Top Cop Delivers ‘State of Department’ Address
• Is the Past Fair Game?
• Viola Davis Becomes a Star
• Short Takes
• Dog's Best Friend?
• When Abortion Was Illegal
• Newt Nixon
• Wide-Screen Cuisine
• Film Fest Refigured
• New Ensemble to Perform World Premier
• UCSB Receives Grant to Study Gangs
• Lompoc Shelter Reopens after Surprising Closure
• Pacific Coast Collective Dispensary Owner in Court
• Denunzio Guilty of Battery on Girlfriend
• Goal Tending
• Four Reasons to Check Out Persistence at SBCC
• Wardrobe of C. S. Lewis Welcomed Back to Westmont
• Capps Statement on State of the Union Address
• El Puente Student Honored by Rotary
• Two Area Youth Earn the Rank of Eagle Scout
• SBIFF Welcomes 21+ Oscar Nominees to the 27th Festival
• Mission Docents Needed
• Feedback on Goleta Target
• Haywire
• Winged Wonders
• Stinkin' Inkin'
• The S.B. Symphony at the Granada Theatre
• 1940 Census Release
• Parentclick.com Marks 10th Year
• New Board, Same as the Old Board
• Depending on Income
• Damron’s 17 leads Warriors to Road Win
• Westmont Perfect after First Round of GSAC
• Santa Barbara City Council split over curb extensions at dangerous intersection
• Voters will get to decide fate of bridge for Veronica Meadows project
• Leila J. Noel of Cappello & Noel LLP receives top award
• Ghost Salmon
• Again
• The Wood Brothers Headline SOhO
• Mammoth Lakes man at center of sex scandal with teen found dead
• Santa Barbara Museum of Art Showcases Permanent Collection Stars of 19th- and early 20th-Century American and French Art
• Mammoth Man Accused of Sex Crimes Commits Suicide
• ‘Parenthood’ Actor Offers Life Lessons
• Year of the Water Dragon
• Nuclear Age Peace Foundation’s 11th Annual Frank K. Kelly Lecture
• Judge Rules in Scout Abuse Case
• Santa Barbaran Bidding for Dodgers
• Native Flowers Shower Rose Parade
• Richard Rice Named Santa Ynez Artist of the Month
• One Tough Mudder
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival features Oscar nominees
• Daughter of Lompoc Police Sergeant Sentenced to Jail
• Twelfth Annual Blue Water Ball
• Goleta Valley Homeowner Workshop and BBQ
• “Cash for College” Scholarship Opportunities
• Antique Lamp Stolen from Arlington
• Suspicious Pelican Injuries Raise Alarm
• Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
• Nebula Dance Lab Launches
• The Drawings of Leon Dabo
• Milo Greene
• Cheating in Space Race?
• How About a Southbound Train?
• Hannah-Beth Jackson wins key endorsement in senate race
• JOE’S LUCKY NIGHT: Council delays vote on censure by two weeks; one member suggests Armendariz enter rehab
• Cutting What Can't Be Cut
• Survivors, Young and Old
• Lawrence Kasdan on Darling Companion and More
• Ciclovía Inspires an Active Community
• Santa Barbara Middle School Dissects Science
• San Marcos Road Bridge Retrofit Construction
• Branson Receives Multiple Player of the Week Awards
• Charles C. Fenzi, M.D., New Chief Medical Officer at Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics
• SBHS Athletic Director Nan Verkaik to Move to Teaching Position at End of School Year
• Santa Barbara Fighting Back Coalition to Present at National Substance Abuse Prevention Conference
• PODS Moving and Storage Donates More Than $78,000 in Logistics in 2011
• Detectives Look for Molestation Victims
• Bridge Retrofit to Close San Marcos Road
• Handsome Furs at SOhO
• Prison Guard Pleads Guilty to Sex with Inmate
• Beebe Joins NAICU Board of Directors
• Valentines for Good
• World of Pinot Noir vs. Hospice du Rhône
• Photojournalist Displays Works at Hospice of Santa Barbara
• Collectors Weekend
• Wish Granters Training
• RANDY ALCORN: A golden shower before burial is mild retribution
• Live Oak Music Festival 2012
• Local Chinese-Americans welcome the Year of the Water Dragon
• Montecito Bank & Trust Opens Second Branch in Goleta
• Supervisor Salud Carbajal Endorses Hannah-Beth for Senate
• Poet Laureate to Host Stafford Reading
• Santa Barbara Establishments Earn 2012 AAA Four Diamond Award
• Digital Lending Attracts New Users to the Public Library
• From Lawyer to Peacemaker
• Branson Scores 35 as Westmont Downs Concordia
• Canitez Ties Record in Warrior Win
• Local Brewery Makes Locals Only Beer
• Week in Sports
• 14-Week Course Helps Entrepreneurs Reach Goals
• Measure A Funds Allocated
• City Accepting Applications for Design Review Board
• Natural Weed Whackers
• Reporter for The Economist Holds Book Signing
• Regulators to Act in Wake of Bass Fisheries Collapse
• On the Road Again, with Hoss
• Island Terroir
• Fundraising Is Like Housework
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival returns: The stars, the movies, the directors – everything you need to know about the season’s big event
• Teaching Farming to the Next Generation
• Santa Barbara man found dead on the sidewalk near Highway 101
• Weather Threatens Monthly Viewing
• Musical ‘Animal Farm’ to Rock Porter Theatre
• Poet Laureate to Host Stafford Reading
• Dead Man on Parker Way
• Judge Orders Communication Restrictions for Mammoth Lakes Men
• Chamber Board announces Business Awards
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Seeks Complimentary Therapy Volunteers
• Poetic Justice Project Receives Grant
• New Project, Same Skepticism
• WheelHouse Going Out of Business
• Carnage
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• C.A.R.E.4Paws
• Tastings, Dinners, and More
• My Fair Lady Comes to the Granada Theatre
• To Err Is Human
• ARMENDARIZ IN THE HOT SEAT: Carpinteria councilman the focus of Monday meeting; he’s also prevented from attending D.C. trip
• SOUTH COASTING: What’s cooking? As little as possible
• Santa Barbara Airport Announces Non-Stop Service to Portland, Oregon
• Marymount Varsity Basketball 'Socks it to' Hydrocephalus
• Local Brewery Makes Locals Only Beer
• Bill Maher Tells it Like it Is at the Arlington
• Erasmus Lecture Probes the Sacred, Desire
• Week in Sports
• Help Search for New SBCC President-Superintendent
• The Humble and Honest Tommy Noble
• Discover a Park Underwater at the Sea Center on Saturday, January 21
• Rincon Classic Postponed
• Nonstop Flights from Santa Barbara to Portland
• Man Killed When Truck Hits Tree Off Las Positas Road
• International Photo Exhibition Captures Stories of the Human Condition
• Santa Barbara’s First Intercollegiate Mock Trial Tournament
• Cate School Announces Success of its Centennial Campaign
• Capps Campaign Posts Strongest Fundraising Quarter Yet
• Motorist killed after slamming into tree on Las Positas Road
• Daily Sound, bank head to court
• SUSAN TORREY: We are full-time moms whether we have jobs or not
• POLITICAL PAYBACK? San Francisco lawmaker Fiona Ma kills Das Williams’ pesticide bill; was it payback for Williams’ support of her husband’s senate opponent?
• Sheriff's Office Investigates Two Deputies
• Funding for Poverty Study Approved
• Bowl Contributing Ticket Proceeds to Arts
• Downtown Organization Doles Out Annual Awards
• UCSB Fall 2012 Application Stats
• Operational Changes at Venoco Inc.
• Angels & Airwaves Bring the Love to Velvet Jones
• Judge: Beutel Not Ducking Court
• New World of Trash Conversion
• Discipline Policy Reboot
• None of Your Business
• Southern Travels
• Dog Like Me
• Vote, Take Finals, Move Out
• Skimming the Cream
• Romance of the Rails Blooms
• Keep On Shakin'
• volume 26, number 314, January 19-26, 2012
• Patagonia: La Última Esperanza
• Macduff Everton and Mary Heebner
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2012
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 9th
• UCSB Professor Wins Innovator of the Year Award
• Strickland Announces Congressional Candidacy
• Women Nominations Sought
• Camerata Pacifica Plays Bach
• Target on Track in Goleta
• Female Fitness
• Saving Seeds
• Marie Schoeff, Traces at Jane Deering Gallery
• Four Reasons to Bring the Family to a Kid Flix Mix
• The Iron Lady
• Fabio and Whole Foods. Together.
• Wooing Steelhead Back From Extinction
• Santa Barbara Zoo welcomes Michael the Giraffe
• Economics Faved
• Mind-Bending Irony
• Rising to the Defense
• Can Cam
• Remember Healthy Food Choices?
• 8th Santa Barbara Million Dollar Home Raffle
• Santa Barbara Zoo Free Job Fair February 5
• MarineBIOS: Marine and Coastal Map Viewer
• Carbajal pushes poverty study forward
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Mark Your Calendars!
• Santa Barbara County Supervisors approve parking ban on Tunnel Road during high fire-risk days
• Warrior Loss Leads to Traffic Jam at the top of GSAC Standings
• Women’s Basketball Wins Twelfth in a Row
• Steve Aoki Expands His Horizons
• Kristy McNichol Is Gay
• New Year, New Nights
• Bradlee Van Pelt
• Light Years, Pentimento, and Souvenirs at the Biko Co-Op Garage
• Reading Features Accomplished Poet Scott Cairns
• Citizen Cope at SOhO
• Music Academy of the West Hosts The Enchanted Island
• Volunteer Training to Help the Homeless
• Carrot Mob Buy-Cott
• Kenny Loggins Hosts Teen Star Audition Workshop
• Laura Gibson
• Hundreds celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• As temperatures drop, Freedom Warming Centers open
• FROM THE HEART: A list of things that bug me
• Downtown Organization Announces Award Recipients
• SBCC Seeks Community Members for Presidential Search Committee
• Girl Scout Cookie Pre-Sales Start January 14th
• Bacara Welcomes David Sigman as Director of Catering
• A Napalm Survivor’s Story of Forgiveness
• Rutz Declared New Head of Santa Barbara Christian School
• SBCC Dual Enrollment Program Sponsors State-wide Conference
• THE GIRL IN THE PICTURE: Napalm survivor Kim Phuc to share her story in Santa Barbara
• Win Moves Warriors to the Top of the GSAC
• Peterson Helps Warriors Overcome Slow Start
• Marathon Takes Toll
• SB Bowl to give $.25 of Every Ticket Sold to County Arts Commission
• UCSB Professor Named Innovator of the Year
• “Cool Car Free Discounts” Announced
• City Breaks Ground on New Affordable Housing
• Species Loneliness
• What's Your Wish For Goleta in 2012?
• Elvira the Winemaker
• City Firefighters Conduct Live Training Exercises
• UC Santa Barbara Receives 68,331 Applications for Fall 2012
• Santa Barbara Public Library to Host the Digital Bookmobile
• California Outdoors Q&As
• Governor Awards Mesa Lane Partners Environmental Leadership Award
• Fee Free Weekend for Visitors to Los Padres National Forest
• Three Reasons to Catch Art | Architecture On Film at UCSB's Campbell Hall
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Caring for Your Aging Pet
• Interview: Handsome Furs’ Alexei Perry
• Still Dreaming
• Rocking for a Cause
• FROM THIS WEEK’S MONTECITO MESSENGER: Controversial school pathway opens amid major fanfare
• Crash kills one person; Highway 101 closed in both directions for hours
• SOUTH COASTING: Lying to get your child into preschool and other dirty little secrets of parenting
• KITTY IN THE CITY: What does the wedding ring say about a woman’s availability?
• SUSAN TORREY: When Kids Can’t Confide
• Open Casting Call for "Hello! My Baby"
• Announcing the S.B. Sandwich Showdown
• UC Santa Barbara Installs New Bicycle Repair Stations
• Girls Incorporated Names New Board President
• Teen Star Santa Barbara Audition Workshop
• Train to Become a Sexual Assault Counselor
• Los Baños Pool Improvements Celebrated Sunday, January 8
• Cold Spring Bridge Suicide Barrier Project Begins Next Week
• Local Business in National Rankings
• Professor Receives Grant for Humanities Bibliographical Social Network
• The Garden Reaches Halfway Mark on Campbell Bridge Rebuild
• Uni-Tea Garden Party to Feature Author/Actress Mara Purl
• UCSB Entrepreneur Contest Aims for Next Big Technology Venture
• Fatal Accident Shuts Down 101 South of Buellton
• Wardrobe Returns to Westmont After Tour
• Ochieng to Examine the Complexity of MLK
• Cottage Hospital Tests Helipad
• Karen Flores, alleged embezzler from the Santa Barbara Police Department, faces new charges
• Hundreds gather for Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital ceremony
• SUSAN TORREY: The 5 ways to be a better parent in the new year
• Farr Takes Over as Board Chair
• $20,000 Gift to Pay for New Sheriff Canine
• Protesters Toma Las Calles
• Gallegly Won't Seek Reelection
• UCSB's Very Own TV Station
• Brock Brower’s The Late Great Creature
• Ransom Note
• PUEBLO Closes S.B. Offices
• Slick Rick Dodging the Miramar
• Accused Mammoth Men Appear in Court
• Besos de los Perros
• Leigh Legler
• volume 26, number 313, January 12-19, 2012
• Winter Arts Preview 2012
• Death Songs Announce West Coast Tour
• Next Occupy Wall Street (Carpinteria) Gathering
• Valle Verde Retirement Community Wins 5th CalRecycle Award
• How Topography Helped Clean Up After Deepwater Horizon Disaster
• Rattlesnake Canyon Trail Maintenance Project
• Flying Goat Cellars Wine Awarded Double Gold
• Mark Alvarado out at PUEBLO; organization cuts South County staff in major shakeup
• New Ortega Street Bridge Opens Ahead of Schedule
• Branson Leads Warriors in Win at Biola
• Warriors Make it Ten in a Row
• Week in Sports
• Marborg Settles Class Action Lawsuit
• Fringe Beat
• Deputy Saves Kidnapped Girl
• Remember Alex Brown Assembly Makes Big Impact at Bishop Diego
• Santa Barbara Foundation Grants $15 Million to Nonprofits
• County Rethinks Special Event Permits Big and Small
• Doug Noll
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
• Road Dogs
• Bicycle Film Festival Tour Coming to S.B.
• Heavenly Bodies
• Pruning Party in the Mission Rose Garden
• Cathy Murillo, first Latina on the Santa Barbara City Council, sworn in
• Michael Self’s journey on the Santa Barbara City Council comes to an emotional end
• THE DAY AFTER: Redevelopment mess vexes Santa Barbara City Council
• Running Down a Dream
• First Latina Councilmember Sworn In
• SBMA January Nights Celebrates Chinese New Year
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 9th
• Radiohead returns to the Santa Barbara Bowl on April 12
• Hyatt Renovation Nearly Done
• Hand Mirror Helps Save Missing Hiker
• WineBistro Goes Montecito
• Sara Bareilles at the Granada Theatre
• Combating Chiari
• Healthy Soil
• Rachel Oatman Johansen: 1931-2011
• The Dave Bromberg Quartet and Hot Tuna at the Lobero Theatre
• The Devil Inside
• CATHY’S BIG DAY: New Councilwoman to be sworn-in today; dedicates moment to her grandmother
• RANDY ALCORN: America, the fading country
• Slimy Invertebrates
• NEW SANTA BARBARA CITY COUNCIL: Mayor Helene Schneider expects ‘lively’ exchanges in 2012
• Government, business leaders talk strategies for success in 2012
• How to Not Get Your Bike Stolen
• Tiger Mother Author Coming to UCSB
• Musicians to Perform Beethoven, Brahms
• Canitez Named GSAC Player of the Week
• The National Defense Authorization Act Is Unconstitutional
• Rich Reveries
• California Outdoors Q&As
• California Department of Fish and Game Names Top Stories and Accomplishments for 2011
• The B-52s Shack Up at the Ventura Theater
• Gotye
• Westmont Art Museum Plays Host to Continua in Light
• Santa Barbara Film Fest Unveils Program
• UCSB Reads Picks Moby-Duck for 2012
• Annual Green Shorts Film Fest Now Accepting Entries
• So Many Fish in the Sea
• A Bigger, Better Cottage Hospital
• UCSB TV to Debut on Cox Cable Channel 72
• The Humane Society of the United States Becomes Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. Shareholder
• Questions for People
• Dreaming of Turtles
• Hawks Land Short in Bid to Upset Warriors
• Warriors Make Hawks Fifth Victim in a Row
• Quaids’ Bail Bond Company out $1 Million
• In NCEAS Study, Ecologists Call for Screening Imported Plants to Prevent New Wave of Invasive Species
• City Kicks Off Annual Community Project Grants Program
• UCSB Awarded $553,000 by Seismic Micro-Technology to Advance Geoscience Research
• Isla Vista’s Brand New Bag
• When the New Year Is Your Last
• Cottage shows off new hospital
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Financial Tune Up Time
• Questions for People
• Taylors Near to Posting Bail
• Bill Gates to Speak at Upcoming ECO:nomics Conference
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Step up to the plate and sign up for baseball
• Gay Girl Responds to Gay Bashing
• Santa Barbara Airport’s Short Term Parking Lot Closes January 8th, 2012 for Roadway Realignment
• Why We Remember the Story of Martin Luther King, Jr.
• UCSB Arts & Lectures adds Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers’ bluegrass concert at The Granada to its spring 2012 lineup
• Dry Winter has CAL FIRE on Alert
• Carl’s Jr. Honors Founders by Offering $60,000 in Scholarships
• SBIFF 2012 Unveils Slate
• Mammoth Lakes Men Accused of Sex Crimes Involving S.B. Teen
• Year in Review: Our Favorite Articles
• Roger Durling’s Top Flicks
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• RDA Decision Specifics for Goleta
• War Horse
• Pet Care Savings
• Why?
• FROM THE MONTECITO MESSENGER: SALUD CARBAJAL: the Man in the Middle
• Teen Star 2012 is ready to shine at the Granada this year.
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival unveils lineup
• DEA Agents Arrest 'Candy Man'
• Earthquake hits Goleta
• Robert Gates to Speak at President’s Breakfast
• Week in Sports
• Mexican Art Brings Families to Campus
• Residents, Leaders Denounce NYE Hate Crime
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 3rd
• La Purisima Roundabout Project on Highway 246 Now Underway
• Nonprofit Program for Local Teens Reaches Eleventh Hour Fundraising Goal
• Santa Barbara doctor busted on drug charges; accused of trading sexual favors for Oxycontin, painkillers
• Diablo Canyon Cost Recovery Denied
• Tribal Rugs and Art Owner Sentenced to Probation
• Teen News Network Gets Much-Needed Funding
• Cottage Offers Public Tours of New Facilities
• Openings on 1st District Boards and Commissions
• Library Expands E-Book Selection
• Crews Quickly Repair Highway 192 Sinkhole
• New Year’s Art Resolutions
• Dawn of the Dawg
• NECTAR: Home at Yoga Soup
• Veronica Meadows in Peril
• It Won’t Be Just Another Year
• Warning: Thorny Road Ahead
• Let the Sun Shine In
• volume 26, number 312, January 5-12, 2012
• Shannon Kelley
• ‘Parenthood’ Star Offers Insight to Acting
• .25 Sheets
• Witch Hunt
• Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider, police department, community speak out against New Year’s hate crime
• High Surf on the Way
• Cops Make 154 DUI Arrests Over Holidays
• Bail Reduced for Montecito Motors Duo
• New Booster Seat Law Effective New Year’s Day
• Bike Drive January 7th: To Benefit Youth Bicycle Education
• Volunteers Who Love Gardens, Antiques, and History Wanted to Lead Tours of Historic Montecito Home
• Arthur J. Merovick Endowment Surpasses $1Million to Assist Local Cancer Patients in Need
• Celebrity Beanie Baby Bear Auctioned on eBay
• Police Investigating Possible Hate Crime
• Second Arson Attack on I.V. Foot Patrol Station
• Off-Duty Deputies Find Abandoned Panga Boat
• Shaken, Stirred, or Aged?
• Volunteers Needed to Count Gray Whales
• Tuberose
• Richard Rollin Rintoul: 1955-2011
• Chubster
• Get Scrappy
• The Santa Barbara Symphony at the Granada
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Speaking up for Animals
• FROM THE HEART: Enough of the silly arguments about God
• VIDEO: Santa Barbara police investigate possible ‘hate crime’ attack; suspects believed victims were gay, authorities said
• Williams, Francisco spar as Santa Barbara tries to cope with the possible loss of its redevelopment agency
• TELL YOUR STORY: Fitness trainer launches Santa Barbara version of ‘The Biggest Loser’
• Canitez Leads Warrior to Win in Top-Ten Showdown
• Your Child, Your Mouthpiece
• Sara Bareilles Lends a Helping Hand
• Good Government Is Possible
• Gridiron Guard
• Miller’s 24 Helps Tame Lions
• Mad at Ad
• Freddie and Fannie and Franklin and Chris
• Lean, Green Feeding Machine
• Wanda Jackson at SOhO
• Bottoms Up
• Petros Meets Arlington
• Shame
• BYOB to Monthly Arroyo Burro Beach Cleanup
• The Soft Hills
• Hot Tuna and David Bromberg Co-Headline the Lobero
• C Gallery Hosts Three-Day Collage Retreat
• JERAMY GORDON: Time for life resolutions
• 2011 NEWSMAKERS: Cathy Murillo, Santa Barbara Police Department, MarBorg make big impact
• Big waves expected this week
• New No Fishing Zones for California
• Earthship Pitaya Festival
• Santa Ynez Valley Master Chorale and Youth Chorale Begin Rehearsals for Concerts Dedicated to Love on Mother's Day Weekend
• New Year’s Day firebombing; IV Foot Patrol attacked again
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Why do partners turn into their lovers?
• THE BEST, WORST of THE 2011 SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER
• ASK SETH & BRAD: The Secrets of the ‘One Percenters’
• CULTURE SHLOCK: From Kim Kardashian to Union Busters — the 2012 Year in Preview
• CULTURE SHLOCK: 2012 And You, The Year In Preview — Kim Kardashian Meets Wisconsin Union Busters
• Make-A-Wish Foundation Needs Wish Granters
• Solstice Across the Blue Ocean
• Pushing Back the Darkness
• What Is Money?
• Return to Buenos Aires
• On Time and Free Will
• Capitalism in Crisis
• Warriors Capture Tom Byron Championship
• GSAC Teams Complete Sweep of Namesake Event
• New Year’s Resolution: Resolve to Be Ready
• Pacifica Graduate Institute to Sponsor “A Toast Heard ‘Round the World”
• Nonprofit Program for Local Teens Needs Just $6,000 by December 31 to Maintain Nonprofit Status
• Public Tour of the new Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
• Year in Review: Popular Online Articles
• Week in Sports
• New Game Developer in Town
• THE BEST, WORST of THE 2011 SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER
• California state Assemblyman Das Williams speaks out on the end of redevelopment agencies
• Steve Pappas will run for 3rd district seat again
• SOUTH COASTING: Recyclable New Year’s Resolutions
• First Day of Tom Byron Classic Filled with Surprises
• Warriors Win and Hawks Soar on First Day of GSAC Challenge
• New Offshore Oil Plan in the Works
• “Bah Humbug!” Sez Mayor
• Montecito Motors Owners Appear in Court
• Feds Declare Critical Habitat For Black Abalone
• Bye-Bye to Redevelopment Agencies
• A Dangerous Method
• Foraging for the Holidays
• The Artist
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man suspected of cutting wife with a knife; police make drug arrests
• sbTNN needs to raise $6,000
• BILL CIRONE: A Vision For Children in 2012
• Good Visuals
• Paul Wellman
• volume 26, number 311, December 29, 2011 - January 5, 2012
• Pappas Announces Run for 3rd District Supervisor
• Murchison to Host Basketball Events
• MarBorg Industries Celebrates New Year's Day
• Art Seen?
• A Poem for La Casa de la Raza
• Sears, Kmart to Close?
• Polar Bear Capital of the World
• Nature’s Medicine Cabinet
• Monaco: Not Just for the Rich and Famous
• Father and son, owners of Montecito Motors, arrested in major embezzlement scandal
• DP’s Julyan Stone makes the Nuggets; team will play Lakers on New Year’s Eve
• Finance: Federal Housing Administration loan limits raised
• Boost Your Brainwaves
• Love Reagan History?
• 86 Drivers Arrested For DUI
• Montecito Motors faces embezzlement, tax evasion, theft charges
• Wednesday Memorial for Dan Carbonaro
• Montecito Motors Owners Arrested
• Kids Helping Kids Wins Subway Competition
• Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol
• RANDY ALCORN: How would Jesus address the nation’s inequitable economic situation?
• BEHIND THE NEXT BIG ONE: The earthquake threat is real. Are we prepared? Not really
• Tommy & the High Pilots at the Lobero
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Shoppers make mad-dash to stores to cash in — after Christmas
• Paul McCartney Announces Brand New As Yet Untitled Album
• The Y Offers Free Trial Memberships to Help People of All Ages Live Better in 2012
• Direct Relief International Gears Up for 2012
• Notice Inviting Sealed Bids for Nectarine Park Improvements
• SOUTH COASTING: Planning for your MILF-a-luscious New Year’s Eve party — and toast
• Akvavit, Aebelskiver, and Ogden
• Reduce, Reuse, Re-CYCLE
• HOT SPRINGS CANYON CRISIS: Project snarled at 11th hour
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Behind The Social Security Curtain
• Eat Play Love
• Fire Department Collects Nearly 800 Toys
• Six Fitness Hopefuls Are About to Hit the Holiday Jackpot
• Waste Reduction Award Winners for 2011
• Cruise Ship, Celebration, is Santa Barbara's Best New Year’s Eve Event Venue
• Free Expression with No Reservation
• Allen Stone Announces 2012 Headling Tour, Launching February 12
• Dr Kathy Gruver, PhD Celebrates a Decade of Healing in Santa Barbara
• MarBorg Industries Christmas Schedule Change
• Check Presentation at Old Mission Santa Barbara
• Application Deadline Is January 4 for Harriet Miller Youth Leadership Award Nominations
• International Chiari Association Announces Jason Floyd as Board Secretary
• PSA: Safety Around Electricity
• Week in Sports
• ANN ABOUT TOWN: Oh what fun it is to ride
• ’Tis the Season to Spend Frivolously
• Hot Springs Canyon purchase hits a major snag
• Bodies of missing Santa Barbara men believed found in Mojave Desert
• KITTY IN THE CITY: When a goat is not a gift
• Missing Men Found Dead
• Westmont in Top-20 of Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup
• Art Museum Shines with ‘Continua in Light’
• Yuletide King Tides
• Sean Hannity on KCSB Thursday
• Fraud Charged in Huguette Clark Case
• SUSAN TORREY: Santa Spoiler Alert — the truth about the jolly man in red
• That's Entertainment?
• Newton Leroy Gingrich and the Theory of Lee
• Corporate Mortality
• Hiccup for Hot Springs Plan?
• Calling All Bikes
• Mayor Releases List of City's Accomplishments this Year
• Secret Service Helps Nab S.B. Woman with Fake Checks from Nigeria
• Lobster Fisherman Rescued near San Miguel Island
• Vintners' Festival Relocated from Camp 4
• SBCC Trustees Elect Board Officers
• New Voter Districts for SBCC Trustee Elections
• Wine That’s Banned in ’Bama
• Sister Consuelo Morales
• Profiles in Peace
• Peter Bouckaert
• Best of the Arts 2011
• Paul Chappell
• Mangy Dogs or Dogs in the Manger?
• Capps Blasts GOP 'Brinksmanship'
• Robin Lim
• S.B. Search and Rescue Joins Hunt for Missing Men
• What SBCC Is Doing
• Overshadowing
• Over 40,000 Monarch Butterflies Counted at Ellwood Mesa
• Cappello & Noël, LLP Pledges $50,000 to Legal Aid Foundation of Santa Barbara County
• Lyons Convicted of Double Murder
• SBCC’s Role in Meeting Today’s Challenges
• Robert Mislang Joins Board of International Chiari Association
• Two Santa Barbara Men Missing in the Desert
• Tommy & The High Pilots Celebrate the Season
• Wanda Jackson Throws a Party at SOhO
• Fringe Beat Listomania
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 19th
• Save Medi-Cal
• Bess Christensen: 1916-2011
• How to Kick the Holiday Blues
• QUILTS FOR KIDS
• Goleta City Council to maintain General Plan control
• Santa Barbara Breakers to hold basketball camp
• CASA CONTROVERSY: Non-profit organization speaks out as tax questions swirl
• Dear Santa
• S.B. Big Trees
• Bolstering Health in Bolivia
• Hunting With Copper
• The Walk
• Casa de la Raza in Hot Water
• Happy Holidays for the Bowl
• SBCC Board of Trustess Elect New Officers
• Antioch University Board of Trustees Welcomes New Members, Leadership
• First District Announces Openings for County Boards and Commissions
• Clifton Edwin Publishing Receives 2011 Best of Local Business Award
• A Present from the Santa Barbara Public Library
• Murchison Gym Hosts Holiday Hoops
• Willis Earns Award for Ride of Her Life
• Limelight Shines on Solar Homes
• Gavel Comes Down on Art Auction
• More SBIFF Announcements
• Pickle Tree Lights up Kerrwood Lawn
• First-Year Dance Instructors Offer New ‘Directions’
• The Naked And Famous at SOhO
• UCSB Scientist Takes On Religion
• Holiday Planner 2011
• Silent Film for a Talkie Era
• Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
• Santa Barbara Revels at the Lobero
• Activists fight to save TV news show
• Winter Letter from the Mayor
• CHP hosts Kmart toy drive
• Goleta wrestles with general plan policy changes
• La Casa de la Raza faces tax, money problems
• FROM THE HEART: My dream speech at the UN
• Delicious Bytes
• Pen-and-Ink Drawing of S.B.
• Dengue Fever Confirm Western U.S. Tour in January and February
• A Night With Picasso At The Lapin Agile
• Palapa
• Changes for Santa Barbara Dance Theatre
• Los Alamos Gallery Seeks Photography Show Submissions
• Studio Music Group Opens Second Location
• Music Academy Seeks Director of Artistic Planning
• The Black Keys
• Santa Barbara schools to launch transitional kindergarten program
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Miss Kitty offers her expertise on the holidays
• Kayakers Clean House
• Tango Queer
• Not as Fun as It Looks
• Sleigh Bells Announce Reign of Terror
• Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers Announce 2012 Touring
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• 'Tis the Season to Be Jolly and Quiet
• S.B. Symphony New Year’s Eve Concert
• Dos Pueblos basketball star Julyan Stone could sign with NBA’s Denver Nuggets for $1.1 million
• Made in the U.S.A.
• YOUNG AND SUCCESSFUL: Santa Barbara High School students show of their entrepreneurial ideas
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Free eyeglasses for children and the horrors of war and shopping
• SOUTH COASTING: Cantor Baby
• New Session Video: Portugal. The Man
• Laura Gibson Premieres "La Grande" Single On PASTE
• Closing Arguments Begin in Lyons Trial
• Food Chain of Fools
• Attempted Suicide Shuts Down 101
• Capps Statement on End of the War in Iraq
• Four Westmont Alumnae Join Board of Trustees
• Local Teens learn to Cook and Cater in Culinary Arts program
• UCSB Economist Studies Impact of Climate Change on Health and Related Expenditures
• DUI Enforcement Friday and Sunday
• Puppy Mills
• Week in Sports
• Business-Related Events Abound
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE:A new year brings new car seat guidelines
• Kids, environmentalists hand out free reusable bags at area stores
• Sara Barbour’s food blog girlfarmkitchen.com
• New Session Video: Dawes
• Foo Fighters Nominated for Album of the Year and Five Other Grammy Awards
• New Year's Eve Overnight Adventure
• DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Carpinteria City Councilman Joe Armendariz allegedly had a blood-alcohol level of .18 at time of arrest, crash
• Competition Awards Top Entrepreneurs
• Fatal Accident on Highway 101 Near Castillo Offramp
• DA Files DUI Charges Against Armendariz
• Local Inventors To Be Featured on the History Channel
• Mobile Home Park Rules Considered, Continued
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Woman allegedly tries to stab husband with broom handle
• Santa Barbara City Councilman Grant House on trip to Africa as part of OneSpiritDancing
• The California National Organization for Women endorses Hannah Beth Jackson
• SUSAN TORREY: Teaching children the joys of giving
• Santa Barbara’s young Jewish community to throw “Vodka Latke” benefit
• State Finds No Fraud in 2008 County Supervisor Election
• New Trash Monopoly All but Official
• Cuyama Valley Mine Scaled Back
• School District Dodges Some State Cuts
• Rural Crime Prevention Deputy to be Reinstated
• School Board Implements Transitional Kindergarten Program
• County Government Going on Holiday Furlough
• SBCC Makes Top 10 in National Awards Ceremony
• Hope School District Celebrates Solar Panel Installation
• Los Alamos Steer Wrangler Takes Top Honors
• The Naked And Famous Bare It All
• Cojo-Jalama Ranch's Canadian Connection
• Searching for Captain Kew
• The Hound Abounds
• Protecting the World's Best Rollers
• Michael Henry Shobe: 1954-2011
• Fantastic Four
• Actor Rich Hoag Remembers
• Tough on Taxis
• New Vic to Break Ground in Spring
• Exhibitions and Events at SBMA - January/February 2012
• New Contender for 4th District Supervisor Race
• Supervisors Impose Contract on County Employees
• Addison Thompson Voted Back onto Planning Commission
• Police Testing Dash-Cams
• Larner Winery Forced to Do EIR
• Students Create Art Pieces for SBCC Acting President
• Albertsons Earns Award for Zero Waste Stores
• Eight Young Aikido Students to Be Promoted in Belt Ceremony
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 12th
• New Video Course Helps Business Professionals Learn Online Marketing Fundamentals
• Carpinteria High School Senior Wins ABOTA Constitutional Law Essay Contest
• Holiday Reusable Bag Giveaway!
• Gifts Your Wino Will Love
• Help a Horse
• Warrior Women
• New Year's Eve
• Taking the Holiday Special
• Hip Holiday Singles of the Week
• Call for Memoirs
• REDEMPTION DAY: Addison Thompson returns to Santa Barbara Planning Commission
• Councilwoman-elect Cathy Murillo challenges Marborg ‘monopoly’
• SANTA BARBARA ENTREPRENEUR: BlueStar Parking Drives Forward
• CNN Hero of the Year Robin Lim speaks in Montecito
• City of Goleta in talks to take over ownership of the Goleta Valley Community Center
• Robin Thicke Releases Love After War
• War of Words Escalates over S.B. Cop
• The Killers Release The Cowboys’ Christmas Ball
• Goleta's Lagwagon Reissues Classics, Preps for Tour
• Baby Please
• Save Jazz Class
• Cantillon Entertainment Group to Present “A Tommy and The High Pilots Christmas”
• DA to Charge Driver in Fatal Milpas Accident with Vehicular Manslaughter
• CALM Welcomes Lori Goodman as Director of Development
• UCSB Ranked No. 7 in Leiden Ranking of World's Top 500 Universities
• Pizza and a Beer, Hold the Beer
• Immediate Casting Need for Two Upcoming Productions
• Helping or Hoarding?
• Two Week Office Closure Planned for City of Santa Barbara
• Santa Barbara Village Needs Volunteer Drivers
• County Commission Vacancies
• Santa Barbara Baker Wins Cupcake Wars
• SBCC Recognized as Aspen Institute Finalist at Washington, D.C. Luncheon
• Santa Barbara County to Approve Cuyama River River-Bed Mining
• Cate School Launches Long-Term Study to Monitor Adolescent and Young Adult Hearts
• UCSB Student to Accept White House Award
• Deborah Bettencourt, Vice President at Sientra, Joins Marymount Board
• Volunteers Needed for American Cancer Society Relay For Life
• Los Padres National Forest to Conduct Controlled Burns
• JOE WON’T GO: After second drunken driving crash and arrest, Armendariz says he won’t resign post on Carpinteria City Council; two councilmembers call for him to resign from the Council
• Santa Barbara Police Union criticizes local defense attorney
• MarBorg moving forward with plan to dominate trash hauling in Santa Barbara
• RANDY ALCORN: Political ideology destroying the country
• Everything but the Gun
• Time and Money
• CALL OF THE WILD: Officials, residents urge coyote caution as sightings increase in Goleta, Santa Barbara
• Jupiter Takes Over the Skies During Viewing
• Martin Scorsese Coming to SBIFF
• Franklin Trail Matching Grant
• Top Cop Politics
• Keb’ Mo’ at the Lobero
• Tennis at Velvet Jones
• Early Morning Fire Prompts Apartment Complex Evacuation
• Art Without Limits and S.B. Performing Arts League Get Down to Business
• CALM's Adopt-a-Family Program Gives Holiday Help to Needy S.B. Families
• UCSB MultiCultural Center Director Receives Award
• Chad Relief Foundation Seeks Donations for Refugees in Africa
• Tea Time
• Green Shorts Film Fest Offers Low-Cost Workshops
• City Employees Display Art at 'Our Hidden Talents' Exhibit
• THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN: Murchison Gym Will be Rocking This Winter as Both Westmont Basketball Teams Eye National Championships
• Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation Ramps Up Fundraising
• Relax Your Mind
• Street Vendors in Florida
• Think Before You Shop
• Warriors Beat Regals with Suffocating Defense
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Continue to rent or time to buy?
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Does a dog in the bed spoil the romance?
• SIGNS of a TSUNAMI: Santa Barbara installs warning signs
• ANN ABOUT TOWN: The Magic of the Christmas Nutcracker
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Let’s have a frank talk about religion and tolerance
• Santa Barbara Mayor wants investigation into allegations involving police department
• Got Gas?
• Hearts Filled with Gold
• In Praise of Local Heroism
• Can California Do Without Nuclear Power?
• In-Home Support Services to Hold Public Forum
• Hope School District Goes Solar
• Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club holds 15th Annual Holiday Gala
• Milpas community shows holiday spirit with tree lighting
• Four Alumnae Join Board of Trustees
• Deckers Outdoor Corporation Breaks Ground in Goleta
• Holiday At The Ranch
• Gang Members Arrested for Armed Robbery, Witness Intimidation
• Find Your New Best Friend
• Sheriff's Office Computer Technician Arrested
• Kids and Pets
• Boutique Bubbly Bash
• Handcrafted Holiday
• Hark! The Herald Christmas Cuisine
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Santa Barbara Police Officer at center of excessive force controversy accused of breaking woman’s arm during DUI arrest
• Cottage Hospital Fined for 2009 Baby Abduction
• A Very Tuba Christmas
• [En Español] Local Spanish-Language Television Newscast Gets The Axe
• Sheriff Releases Video Footage of I.V. Foot Patrol Arson Attack
• Living with a Bobcat
• Bring Back Howard Hughes
• Speaking of Plunder
• Ten Percent Flat
• Local Spanish-Language Television Newscast Gets The Axe
• Bring Back Reagan Economics
• SOUTH COASTING: Dear Santa
• SUSAN TORREY: When Kids Can’t Confide
• CULTURE SHLOCK: A New Low For Youth Fashion
• Animal Shelter to curb kitten surplus with “Kittypalooza”
• Sex abuse victim launches website to reach others
• Juvenile Files Still a Sticking Point
• How to Frack, According to Supes
• Council Names Three New Historic Landmarks
• Donation Lets SBCC Library Expand Services, Hours
• Shoreline Park Erosion Fencing, Sidewalks on the Way
• Santa Maria Times Parent Company Files for Bankruptcy
• Chumash Present List of Signatures Supporting Camp 4 Move
• The Sanchez and Lance Show
• Santa Barbotics
• Dark Days Somewhat Brighter
• K-9 Dysphunqshun
• Unanimity Breaks Out Over Growth Compromise
• Taxing Times
• ‘Closet’ Family Finds Apartment
• volume 26, number 308, December 8-15, 2011
• Tentative Ruling in Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Stock Case
• Diamonds on the Soles of Their Shoes
• Robby Robbins
• Ward Memorial (217) Closure December 8
• SB’s Own Master Craftsman, Peter Economoff, Creates Art for Leno & Lafond’s
• G.J. Gardner Homes Opening in Santa Barbara County
• Attention Engineering Undergraduates!
• Martial Arts Family Fitness Announces Black Belt Exam
• PSA: Permit Burning
• Hackers Battle for Global Spoils
• Women’s Soccer Players Garner National Awards
• Pledge Your Support to CALM and Join the “I Will Not Be Silent Campaign”
• Caltrans Adds New Traffic Video Cameras in the City of Santa Barbara and Monterey County
• Youth-Run Santa Barbara Kids Magazine Reaches $15,000 in Donations for Local Nonprofits
• Los Padres to Hold Job Fair at Casitas Fire Station
• Non-Cash Ways to Donate to Charity This Holiday Season
• Artist Being Deployed By Coast Guard
• S.B. Planning Commissioner Appointed to Water Quality Control Board
• Week in Sports
• Ice Rink Project Gets $250,000
• Getting Ready for SBIFF 2012
• Eat, Drink, and Be Merry with Mutiny Studios
• 58th Annual Milpas Street Holiday Parade
• Art Came From Pasadena
• Downtown Dose of Mimosa
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown pushes new jail plan
• Santa Barbara Police Chief Cam Sanchez makes controversial report to City Council
• Representing
• Sheriff Pursues New Jail Funding Scheme
• Tennis Sheds Their Sunny Sailing Image
• Urine for a Treat
• Heroic Hoops
• Warriors Tame Tigers
• Joe Armendariz, Carpinteria City Councilman, arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after Carpinteria crash
• Leo Kotkke at the Lobero
• Enthusiastic Crowds Enjoy Exhibit, Auction
• Carpinteria Councilmember Joe Armendariz Arrested for DUI
• December Events Plentiful
• Gardener Gifts
• O Street Truck
• Arthur Christmas
• The Lion in Winter at Alhecama Theatre
• Kittypalooza
• Hélène Grimaud at the Lobero
• Annette Goodheart: 1935-2011
• FROM THE HEART: We’re more than hormones
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man burns foot with crack pipe; Suspect arrested for alleged molestation of 12-year-old
• Santa Barbara to designate three new landmarks
• Santa Barbara Police Chief Cam Sanchez to speak out at today’s City Council meeting
• The Santa Maria Inn
• Sino West Performing Arts Opens in Goleta
• Casa Esperanza's Winter Shelter Opens
• Berlin Enchantment
• New Director of GVHS
• Trailer Fire Causes Brief Evacuation on Campus
• Ready for Gang Injunction
• Share the Road with Pedestrians
• Mental Health Association Presents John Van Aken Advocacy Award to Ann Eldridge
• Director of MultiCultural Center at UCSB receives 2011 Leadership in the Arts Award
• Fielding Graduate University to Honor Mary Catherine Bateson With Lifetime Achievement Award in Positive Aging
• City Begins to Install Tsunami Signs
• Santa Barbara startup to Unveil Simple Platform for Creating Mobile Data Apps
• New Cottage Board Members
• Becky Snyder, President of ABC-CLIO, Joins Marymount Board
• CHP Arrive Alive on State Routes 154 and 101
• National Communication Association Recognizes Five UCSB Faculty Members
• Dr. Alan Brown of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Receives Hospital Hero Award
• The Coastal Fund Supports Local Native Plantings
• Capps Reintroduces HEART for Women Act
• Housing Trust Fund Receives Bank of America Grant for Pilot Homebuyer Assistance Program
• Recycle Your Shoes at CrossFit Pacific Coast
• The Boston Symphony Orchestra Plays the Granada
• IdeaWork Brings Home the Golds
• 100 Grand Art Exhibit Returns to Sullivan Goss
• Give a Little
• Reading a Dog’s Paw
• Studying Wildfires and Mental Health
• Warriors Take Road Game from Sea Lions
• Warriors Prevail over Sea Lions
• ANN ABOUT TOWN: Wine all you want, it’s for a good cause
• Democratic Party chairman calls failed removal attempt a political stunt
• HOLIDAY PARADE LIGHTS UP SANTA BARBARA; THOUSANDS FILL STATE STREET (PHOTOS)
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Instead of algebra, men should be taught, what do women think and why do they think like that?
• Occupy SB Files Injunction Against City
• Pet Chat Announcements
• A Time for Thought
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• VIDEO: Santa Barbara police release video footage of controversial arrest in front of Gelson’s
• Introducing Goleta’s Finest
• Police Department Releases Tony Denunzio Arrest Footage
• Whole World Watching
• Bella Vista’s Autumn Eats
• Molly Hahn Unveils Newest Children's Book
• Musical Hope for Middle East
• Artful Remembrance
• Fine Winter Wine
• Locals remember, honor, celebrate those with HIV, AIDS on World AIDS Day
• Santa Barbara City Council approves new General Plan
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Bringing home a new baby
• KITTY IN THE CITY: When the Christmas tree turns into the Christmess tree
• Applesauce
• Remembering Jovani Tovar
• Cottage Responds to Series on Hospital Discharges of Homeless
• DeNunzio won’t face resisting arrest charge in parking lot incident
• Dream Foundation allows artist to display art work as final wish
• Activist Cheri Rae, Santa Barbara School District launch The Dyslexia Project
• Love for Bus Drivers
• Direct Relief Pledges $250,000 to Midwest Clinics
• UCSB Students Protest with Occupy Movement and Against Tuition Hikes
• Santa Barbara Community Phone Book Looks to Help Veterans
• Man Pleads No Contest to Assaulting Jail Guard
• County Awarded Water Project Grants
• City Fire Department Starts Toy Drive
• Study Shows NCAA Football Coaches are Biased in Weekly Rankings
• Fiona Ma to Run for State Board of Equalization
• SBCC Student Entrepreneurs Vie for Seed Capital
• Holidays at the Ah-wine-ee
• Role Mother
• Anti-Nuke Power Initiative Taking Flack
• Howling Winds, Howling Dogs
• Where Do All the Bobcats Go?
• David Myrick: 1918-2011
• Old School
• Frank, Jerry, and Korea
• Room-for-Rent Blues
• ’Tis the Season
• David Gergen advsior to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Clinton to speak at UCSB tomorrow
• Plans Potentially Squashed to Open Marijuana Dispensary on Maldonado Property
• Top College Entrepreneurs to Unveil Plans
• Indy Publisher Files Notice of Appeal
• Chief Sanchez Honored by Faith-Based Nonprofit
• Details Still Slim in Storage Yard Fire Investigation
• DA Won't File Excessive Force, Resisting Arrest Charges in Denunzio DUI Case
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 28
• County Readies to Start Planting Rain … Again
• FEMA to Remap Coastal Flood Risk Areas
• Quirky Folksters Buster Blue
• Casebolt and Smith to Perform at CAF December 1
• Wisdom of the Flying Goat
• My Week with Marilyn
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Pups, Parties and Pawtographs, Oh My!
• CHP arrests man throwing rocks on highway
• Goleta planners ponder roundabouts for Old Town Goleta
• SAVING SHORELINE: City to overhaul Santa Barbara’s popular Shoreline Park
• Silly Spending
• Women Rally to Defeat Top-Ranked Azusa Pacific
• Warriors Fall Prey to Cougars in GSAC Opener
• State, Venoco Rumble Over Royalties
• Playing Footy
• Tie Ends Warriors’ Season
• Publicly Private: Enrico Natali and Doug Rickard: Second Exhibition in the Year-Long SBMA Photography Series
• Santa Barbara Business Profile: Ultimate Bagels booms on State Street
• FROM THE HEART: Accumulating real wealth
• Students protest at UCSB
• Santa Barbara MTD, CEC may partner on rideshare program
• Hannah-Beth Jackson, Jason Hodge already quarreling in battle for state Senate seat
• Ordain Women
• Reclaiming Santa Rosa Island
• Holiday Giving
• Shoreline Park Safety Improvement Project
• Christmas Tree Fire Safety
• City of Santa Barbara Fire Department Participation in the 2011 Toys for Tots Program
• County Receives over $3 million for Water Projects
• S.B. Airport's Grand Opening of The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
• Teen's Parents File Wrongful Death Suit
• CHP Responds to Man on 101 Throwing Rocks at Cars
• UCSB Students Head to Silicon Valley to Launch Swaapr.com
• First-Year Dance Instructors Offer New ‘Directions’
• “Moore’s Law Has Come to Entrepreneurship”
• Week in Sports
• Steven Kunes Admits to Forging Checks and Scamming Friend
• Winter Succulents
• Sounds of the Season
• Book-Signing
• Hugo
• Red Wine, Three Ways
• Three Can't-Miss Dance Concerts
• Double Trouble at the Arts Fund
• The Lion in Winter Comes to Alhecama Theatre
• Happy Holidays, From The Presidio Motel
• Notes for Notes and New Noise Celebrate the Holidays in Style
• Performance and Discussion with John Schneider
• RANDY ALCORN: The Penn State pedophilia and a culture of deceit
• Solvang Library Holiday Book Sale
• Cops Grow Mustaches for Charity
• The Descendants
• Author TC Boyle and the Channel Islands National Park Submerge Santa Barbara Middle School Students in Ecological Schools of Thought
• SBCC Scheinfeld Center to award $1,000 scholarship to Student Entrepreneur
• Santa Barbara Weekly Gas Price Update and Outlook
• Goleta Water District Adopts Urban Water Management Plan
• Santa Barbara Community Phone Book To Help Create Jobs for Returning Military Veterans
• Kids Helping Kids Secures Sara Bareilles for January 7 Benefit Concert
• Los Padres Announces Wet Weather Road and Trail Closures
• Moms United to End the War on Drugs Campaign Collect Stories of Drug War Damage and Loss During the Holidays
• Direct Relief Announces $250,000 in Grants to Aid Joplin
• Transition to Low Fire Season Preparedness Level
• Tribal Youth Hosted Empty Bowls to Benefit People Helping People
• Chief Sanchez Honored at The Village of Santa Barbara Thanksgiving Dinner
• Women in Communications to Honor Member, Nonprofit of the Year
• UCSB Professor Receives Award for Graphene Research
• All Grown Up and Learning to Read
• The Stock Market and Faith
• Like Crazy
• Tempted by War Bucks
• News to Yous
• Men’s Basketball Wins Fourth in a Row
• Warriors Call Out Ecclesia, Win 68-40
• Of Parliaments and Hobbits
• The Politics of Marine Conservation
• ASK BRAD & SETH: Picking the Winners
• ANTIQUES: When to slash and when to save: old illustrated books
• A Warrior’s Mentality: The family tradition of excellence continues with rising star Cheroke Cunningham
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Time to end the Occupation of America, and deck the waiter
• Beads of Life
• Indigena Design Trunk Show
• Warriors Sail Past Keelhaulers
• Women’s Basketball Runs into Storm
• Three S.B.-Sourced Wines on Top 100 List
• The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part I
• Justice System vs. Urban Youth
• It's a Wonderful Metaphor
• SOUTH COASTING: Black and Blue Friday
• Hundreds of people eat in Santa Barbara at Organic Soup Kitchen’s annual Thanksgiving dinner
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: SBCC custodian nabbed for alleged stealing food; man arrested after following boys, calling them ‘cute’
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Is she too good for me?
• BLACK FRIDAY: Shoppers hit the stores early and often, in search of major deals
• Sara Bareilles coming to Santa Barbara for kids benefit concert
• Mission Life Not Black-and-White
• SUSAN TORREY: Can The Husband keep our daughter alive for three days?
• CULTURE SHLOCK: Something wacky this way comes
• Tree-trimmer suffers electrical burns
• ‘Your heart goes out to these people’: Organic Soup Kitchen ready for largest Thanksgiving dinner ever
• Are You Sure It's Not a Fruit?
• Cutting All the Wrong Things
• Falcone Gives Thanks
• Listen to This
• Thanks from Murillo
• SBCC provides Thanksgiving dinner kits
• Woman arrested for purse theft spree
• Police vehicles vandalized
• MMM . . . MMM . . . Good
• Capps serves Thanksgiving meals at Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara
• Appreciation for Public Libraries
• What Are You Grateful For?
• Tree Trimmer Electrocuted by Downtown Power Line
• Blue Man Group Rocks the Granada
• Retailers Open Early
• Family Turmoil in Widescreen Hawaii
• 3 Reasons to Catch Rype.Events' Big Debut
• Two Women Implicated in Isla Vista Murder
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Women accused as accomplices in Isla Vista stabbing
• Money Coming to Help House Jail's Illegal Immigrants
• Police Hire Community Outreach Workers
• Occupy's Bank Transfer Day Yields Results
• State Accrediting Commission Visits City College
• City Approves Funding for Grease-to-Energy Facility
• Occupiers Invade Campus
• Keri Stokstad Steps Down as Head of Santa Barbara Channels
• Remembering Transgender Victims of Violence
• Anguish Spurs Action
• Gang Injunction Blistered
• The Scout Molestation Meritless Badge
• Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenue Keeps on Rising
• Local Heroes 2011
• Erin Packard
• Local Heroes Honor Roll 1986-2010
• volume 26, number 306, November 23 - December 1, 2011
• By the Sweat of the Dog
• Spencer the Gardener's “Oreo”
• Road Warriors Victorious in Redlands
• UCSB Professor Clarence Barlow Makes Link Between New Music And Art with Performance And Discussion
• Judge Issues Final Statement of Decision in Indy Case
• Cancer Center of Santa Barbara Holds Fourth “Art Heals” Exhibit and Reception
• Santa Barbara Village Awarded Significant Grants
• Rain Tips Gauges Well Past Expectations
• Local Educators Gather at United for Literacy Roundtable
• One Warm Coat Community Service Project
• Accident Victims' Families Able to Seek Punitive Damages
• SBCC Student Sues School Over Hot Coffee
• Rachael Yamagata Brings New Album to SOhO
• Big Vote on Noleta's Future
• Hooping It Up
• SEE International Holds Free Eye-Surgery Clinic
• S.B. Symphony Review
• Working by Night
• My Pantry's in a Bunch
• Into the Abyss
• The Civil Wars at the Lobero
• Capps to serve Thanksgiving dinner
• Montecito picks Hickman as new Fire Chief
• Clark estate remains in turmoil
• Authorities release graffiti photos in Isla Vista Foot Patrol arson attack
• Santa Barbara Airport braces for big Thanksgiving day; all flights full
• Keri Stokstad takes job in Pasadena: More shake-up at local TV station
• Dream Foundation Honors Donna Karan
• The Ominous Beat of Looming Budget Blues
• SB Bowl 2011 Wrap
• Bike Shop High
• Gerardo Aldana Alters Current Understanding of Mayan Ritual Texts
• 2011 Goleta’s Finest Celebration Coming November 30th
• Lighten Your Environmental Footprint…Win a Vespa!!
• Avoid Wild Mushrooms, State Public Health Director Warns
• Arrive Early For Holiday Flights
• Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara, Inc. Plans to Feed over 200 at Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
• Academy Awards $455,000 to U.S. Film Festivals in 2012
• A Prayer for Bellosguardo
• Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings at SOhO
• Hernandez, Bechler, McNab Honored by GSAC
• Women’s Soccer Reaps GSAC Awards
• Graffiti Linked to IV Foot Patrol Arson
• Camerata Pacifica at Hahn Hall
• Impressed by Homeless
• Clark Estate Art Museum in Question
• City Crews Mop Up Chemical Spill
• Rincon Point Road

• Painted Gems
• Twigs
• Jonathan Wilson
• Give a Little
• Full Moon Yoga
• Eco-Terrorism, Evaluated
• Gibbs, Branson Lead Warriors to WinMoore Becomes Warriors Winningest Coach
• Warriors Defeat Lady Chaps with Inside-Out Game
• New Assistant CEO to Join County in January
• Jan Tyler: 1935-2011
• Country House Sitting
• Mexico Sends Warriors to Alabama
• Stuart Earns All-American at Cross Country Nationals
• Oil Company Reps Win Dinner with County CEO
• Hip-Hop Healing in Uganda
• Andersen’s Restaurant & Bakery
• There's Runners and Then There's Runners
• Occupying Isla Vista
• Marine Life Protection
• The Cool Life in Arizona
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Trust vs. Will
• GUEST COLUMN: Santa Barbara’s Iya Falcone will remain involved in the community
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Tea Fire tears, NBA arrogance, Salud’s Great idea and Yahoo’s search surprise
• Occupy Santa Barbara prepares for big day of events on Saturday
• Fastspring, Onward and Upward
• Sachs Scorches Gaucho Hoops for 25
• Santa Barbara Native Maddie Sokolove to Perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Oklahoma State Tragedy Hits Close to Home
• Woman dies in Santa Barbara fire
• Santa Barbara Middle School Students Put Thanks and Giving into Thanksgiving Curriculum
• BCC Expands Library Hours to Seven Days a Week
• Cross Country Set for Nationals
• Audio Broadcast of Women’s Soccer
• Y La Bamba at Muddy Waters
• Future Islands at Muddy Waters
• Alleged Gang Member Arrested in Goleta
• Inmate Found with Large Amount of Drugs
• Adopt a Turkey
• A Postmortem of the Iraq War
• Visit a Shelter
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• KITTY IN THE CITY: It’s not about you
• Ojai woman injured in Carpinteria crash
• SOUTH COASTING: Counting my blessings, gobble by gobble
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: Calming measures for new babies and their parents
• Controversy erupts over Santa Barbara’s Cliff Drive takeover
• LAKER LOCKOUT: Sports bars struggle with smaller crowds as season stalls
• Goleta man arrested for alleged possession of assault rifle and drugs
• Exempt
• The Celebrity Defense
• Military Health Care
• Zach De La Rocha Posts new Poem In Support of Occupy Movement
• One Killed, One Injured in Lower Eastside Fire
• Man robs U.S. Bank on State Street
• Santa Barbara County cops bust jail inmates smuggling drugs
• 3 Reasons to Catch Blue Man Group
• Santa Barbara Bowl Announces $2 million Matching Grant
• Study of Flower Petals Shows Evolution at the Cellular Level
• Free Flu Shot Clinics in Lompoc
• West Fork Cold Spring Trail Work Day November 20, 2011
• Of Pacquiao and the Filipino Poor
• Santa Barbara Police Department Awarded a New Traffic Safety Grant
• CCC Marks 35 Years with Work Throughout the State
• Santa Barbara County Official Terri Nisich Joins Marymount Board
• Representing
• Friedman warns “That Used to be Us”
• Let there be light: Eastside residents demand better services from City Hall
• Susan Torrey: Time to be thankful
• Target inches forward in Goleta
• Montecitans Debate Exit Strategy
• City Workers to Remove Broken Brick Crosswalks
• County to Disallow Elected Officials to Rack Up Vacation Hours
• Hospital Housing Sparks Complaints
• Chumash Ask to be Excluded from Marine Protected Areas
• Poverty Study Abandoned
• Good Budget News, Bad Budget News
• Sharon Jones Is Bringing Motown Back
• Antioch, SBCC Finalize Unique Transfer Program
• Homeless Receive Preventative Health Care
• Chris Edgecomb, Telecom Mogul, Dies at 52
• Life Boat Earth
• Grafton’s Newest: V is for Vengeance
• Why I Occupy
• The Dog End of the Street
• Political Intelligence
• Unnecessary Density
• Surfer, Robber, Writer, Lifer
• Return of the G-Man
• Anna Jensen and Ethan Stewart
• Exhibitions and Events at Santa Barbara Museum of Art - December 2011 / January 2012
• Week in Sports Update
• Trail Stewards Launch Meetup Website
• Supes Decline to Help Pay for Plastic Bag Ban Report
• El Encanto Gets $45 Million
• Santa Ynez Ranch Owners Help Pay for Zaca Fire
• Bye-Bye to Backcountry Fishing?
• New Protection Rules Proposed for Mobile-Home Owners
• Isla Vista Foot Patrol Station Hit with Firebombs
• On Target
• Precious Pachyderms
• Free Day at Garden
• J. Edgar
• Bistros-a-Go-Go
• Fair Verona
• The Civil Wars
• Nicky D’s Wood Fired Pizza
• DUI charges dropped against reporter
• FOR PET’S SAKE: A License to Thrill: An Interview with Officer Mike Simonsen
• 100 pack Highway 101 meeting
• Santa Barbara County passes on poverty study; Supervisor Carbajal suggested the study
• Santa Barbara County rejects proposal to fund plastic bag ban study
• Agencies take part in massive tactical training
• Grossly Deficient Paradigm?
• Judge Throws Out Lance DUI Case
• Here’s Looking at Casa Blanca
• The Callahan Building
• Gridiron Showdown
• Ryan Bingham's Weary Road to Stardom
• Santa Barbara County District Attorney to file charges against DeNunzio
• Santa Barbara appoints Scott Riedman to Waterfront Director post
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 14
• Women’s Soccer Opening Round Preview
• Veterans Day Needs Buzz
• Save Hot Springs Canyon
• TEDx American Riviera Brings Big Ideas to S.B.
• Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation Poised for Exciting New Chapter
• Los Padres Reopens Roads Closed Following La Brea Fire
• City Waterfront Director Appointed
• Highway Maintenance on State Route 192 This Week
• Sunset Valley Road to Close for Paving Operations
• Call for Collaborative Research on California Fisheries
• War Moratorium & Teen "Cemetery" at SBCC
• Restrictions Lifted in Los Padres As 2011 Fire Season Ends
• Local Trail Organizations Develop Volunteer Center
• Coyotes in City of Goleta
• Larry Feinberg’s The Young Leonardo
• DA's Office Opposes Placement of Sexual Predator
• Dolphins Make Unusual Harbor Visit
• Gang Injunction Target Sentenced to 8 Years
• Market Forces
• The Skin I Live In
• FROM THE HEART: Dealing with anger
• Santa Barbara County considers poverty study
• Santa Barbara weekend crime news: Man busted for drugs at labor line; Couple with warrants arrested after alleged trespassing; Man nabbed after Marty’s Pizza break-in
• County may partner with BEACON on bag ban
• Cottage hospital housing project sparks new neighborhood fury: ‘This is outrageous’
• England by Tim Crouch
• After Dark
• Katy Perry to Perform Free Show in Los Angeles
• Peterson Scores 26 as Warriors Tame Cougars
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Police arrest a man who allegedly put razor to woman’s throat
• SUSAN TORREY: Kindergarten closeness
• Bad cops: Badges can allow ‘thugs’ to bully the people
• De Vere's Disguise?
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Justice
• InTouch Health Names Stephen L. Wilson Chief Financial Officer
• Two Teens Stabbed by Reported Gangmembers
• Bicycle Cops Arrest Chainsaw-Stealing Parolee
• Riverdance at the Chumash Casino
• Nursing Homes A No Go For The Homeless
• What I Learned from the Tea Fire
• The Real World Casts in S.B.
• Cate School Administrator to be Honored on National Philanthropy Day
• Volunteers Needed for Office Help
• November Is Adopt-a-Senior-Dog Month
• Tip-a-Cop Dinner
• Monarch Docent Program Training Opportunity – November 17
• 2011 Harvest Update
• Breaking Dawn Advanced Screening
• Len Black 1931 – 2011
• News to Yous
• Reactions to Gang Injuction
• Women’s Soccer Returns to Nationals
• Women’s Soccer Headed to Nationals
• Black Majal Rocks UCSB
• Of Bivalves and Beer
• Dr. Andrew Weil to Speak in Santa Barbara
• Volleyball Falls to Sea Lions in Season Finale
• Men’s Basketball Suffers First Loss
• Squid Fishing in California
• Some Woofs of Encouragement
• Why Occupy Los Angeles Should Occupy Your Heart
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Stocks vs. Funds
• Santa Barbara honors its veterans
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: A wicked election analysis, super-friends and romance advice from kids
• The Toll of the Tea Fire: Three years later, community struggles to rebuild
• Santa Barbara businessman Chris Edgecomb was brilliant and ‘larger than life’
• A Spiritualist Gets Ordained
• SBCC Veterans Recognition and Awareness Day
• San Jose Creek Project Underway in Goleta
• Challenge Your Culinary Skills
• Twyla Tharp's Come Fly Away Makes Its Way to the Granada
• Ronald Stetter: 1947-1968
• The Natural Café
• Pets With Benefits
• Mixed Economic Views
• DP trounces San Marcos in The Battle for the Good Land
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Man accused of hiding drugs in underwear
• Santa Barbara’s Sharon Byrne stays positive despite election loss
• Andree Clark Bird Refuge headed for major changes
• Kitty in the City: Technology, the fast track to suspicion
• South Coasting: F is for Frenemy
• Winning for the Wine List
• Isla Vista residents accused of distributing fake ID cards
• Activist Dolores Huerta backs Cathy Murillo in Santa Barbara City Council election
• Santa Barbara City Council Election: A final look at the candidates
• LIVE COVERAGE: Election 2011
• Schwartz, Top Fundraiser, Tanks on Election Night
• MURILLO MAKES HISTORY; Francisco, Rowse re-elected to Santa Barbara City Council
• CULTURE SHLOCK: Do You Believe In Magic?
• Positive attitude, hard work paid off for Cathy Murillo
• Woman accused of welfare fraud
• End of the Road: Michael Self’s Santa Barbara City Council journey hits a dead end
• Hwy. 101 Paving Project from Refugio to Gaviota
• Veterans for Peace Special Event at Arlington West
• Dream Foundation Honors Donna Karan at 10th Annual Celebration of Dreams
• Weekly SBC Fire PSA
• New Marriott Breaks Ground in Goleta
• Authorities Break Up Fake ID Ring
• The Governor Did What?!
• Date Correction for Maritime Museum Events
• Santa Maria Focus of Anti-DUI Efforts
• PI Digs into Candidate's Past
• Professors, Students, Launch Occupy I.V.
• Locally Invented Oil Recovery Rig Wins Big Award
• Gathering of Garagistes
• Teaching Our Children Well
• What We're Drinking and Why
• Fight for Future of Noleta Farmland
• Nightmare Weekend
• Supes Chew on Oil Tax
• You’re in the Army Now
• Down, But Not Out
• Thanksgiving 4 Miler
• Fall Flora
• Gil Shaham, Violin
• Smith and Correa Honored by GSAC
• What Do Animals Think of Halloween Night?
• End of an Era for a 30 Year Old Santa Barbara Business
• Disabled Veteran Business Alliance Brings Free Education, Training and Opportunity
• Nominate a Young Person Making a Difference: Youth Impact Awards
• Flying Goat Cellars® Features “Harvest Horrors: Tales From the Dark Side of Winemaking”
• Dinner with the Santa Barbara County CEO United Way Charity Auction
• Coastal Fund Supports the Survey of Local Marine Species
• Sport Harvested Mussels Quarantine Lifted
• Parks and Recreation Commission Honors Volunteers at October Meeting
• American Medical Response (AMR) Implements New Cots
• Hard Times for NorCal AVAs Creates Opportunity for Other Regions
• Drunk Drivers Can’t Hide Behind Halloween Costumes
• Capps Announces New Federal Funding to Santa Barbara County Public Health Department
• Women’s Soccer to Play at Three in GSAC Tournament
• Hubbard Street Dance Chicago at the Granada
• Colloquium on Mexican Literature to Take Place at UCSB and in Santa Barbara
• Talking Transition for Special Ed Students
• Dancing Zombies Take Over Sunken Gardens
• Isla Vista's Halloween Hullabaloo Results in Hundreds of Arrests
• Man Arrested for Arson
• Four Nabbed in Burglary Spree
• Darker Days Ahead
• Vendor Picked in Gas-for-Trash Scheme
• Man with Disabilities Achieves Financial Independence at Vons
• American Forests Establishes New Science Advisory Board
• Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Accepts Prestigious Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation
• American Riviera Bank Recognizes Deferred Tax Assets
• Monsanto’s Modified Crops Provide Food for Thought
• Winemakers Go Native
• Warriors Hand Sea Lions First Loss
• Westmont Upsets Biola – Again
• Women’s Basketball Starts with a Bang
• Sea Lions Steal One from Warriors
• Coming Back from the Cult
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Record Rally Europe Fix?
• TRAFFIC STOP UPROAR: Santa Barbara Police under pressure to release video footage of arrest in front of Gelsons
• Winter Forecast 2011-12: Could Southern California Get Crushed Again?
• UCSB Student is Only U.S. Academic to Receive Prestigious Ph.D. Fellowship in Nanoelectronics
• UCSB Ecologist’s Paper Published in Nature
• The Role of Race in Science
• Movie Theater Employee Pleads Guilty to Grand Theft
• Mayor Wants Regular Reports from Chief
• B’nai B’rith Brings Holocaust Torah Back to Life
• The Mirror of the World
• It's About You
• Kidnapped Canine Returned
• Pacific Capital Reports
• Santa Barbara City Councilwoman Michael Self: The housekeeper who became the heroine of Santa Barbara’s neighborhoods
• I Have Seen the Future and It Is Leigh
• Animation Celebration
• Kitty In The City; Miss Kitty’s Halloween Tales
• Revving up for this weekend’s Concours d’ Elegance
• South Coasting; Halloween Scares Up Money and Merriment
• Westmont Names Museum after Ridley-Tree
• Speakers to Focus on Complex Global Issues
• Opera Scenes Features ‘Nameless Show’
• Eric Smith's Surprise Resignation
• Chamber Alliance Releases Annual Legislative 'Snapshot' of Votes
• Trick-or-Treat on Milpas Street!
• Vandenberg Launches Next Generation Weather Satellite
• JM Holliday Associates Selected to Design New Professional Offices for Van Sande Structural Consultants
• JWCH Gives LA Hospitals A Place to Send Homeless
• Man in Wheelchair Falls from Stearns Wharf
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Mt. Calvary on the Market
• PETA’s Anti-Fishing Protest Passes Through Santa Barbara
• REI Opens Soon
• Napa Valley Film Festival
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Halloween Facts and Tips
• Percussion Quartet of the Week
• Santa Barbara Unified School District’s Eric Smith to resign
• SCHWARTZ 2.0: Deborah Schwartz believes she is ready to lead on the Santa Barbara City Council
• Kick-Out for Cachuma Cabin Concessionaire
• Why Uribe Supports Byrne
• Let's See the Video Then
• SUSAN TORREY: Vegetarian daughter declares, ‘it’s not nice to eat animals!”
• MasterChef to hold casting calls
• CULTURE SHLOCK: The Time It Is A-Changin
• Santa Barbara schools combat drug and alcohol addiction
• FROM THE HEART: Our greatest love affair
• Excessive force allegations erupt in police department; Chief Sanchez defends officer’s actions
• Talk Detailed Iraqi Money Pit
• Wine, Food, and Mystery Theater
• The Day Before Fukushima
• Gang Injunction Marshals On
• County Employee Accused of Credit Card Misuse
• Pesticide Application Put on Hold Amid Public Outcry
• Michael Magne Passes Away
• Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter
• Goleta Gets Grant for New Park
• State Commission to Visit SBCC in Response to Complaint
• Serban Scores New Job in Orange County
• Embezzled, Not Embalmed
• Man Tased 13 Times During Arrest
• Kasi at the Stand
• Air Tanker Base Back to Full Service
• Leftism on Point
• Why 'Class Warfare' Is Winning
• Send in the Political Wackos
• This Is Not Your Daddy’s Protest
• Oversized Vehicles in Goleta
• volume 25, number 302, October 27 - November 3, 2011
• The (Mosh) Pit and the Pendulum
• Alex Luhrman
• Women Writing About Women for Women
• Adams Strikes Twice in Warrior Win
• Narrowly appointed by the Santa Babrara City Council, Randy Rowse hopes voters will elect him to a 4-year term
• Nov. 2 Women in Communications Event
• Attorney General Kamala D. Harris Sues Plastic Water Bottle Companies over Misleading Claims of Biodegradability
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Proposals from States for Endangered Species Grants
• Pittman joins Montecito Bank & Trust Wealth Management Division
• Coastal Fund Support EDC Ocean Acidification Project
• $15,000 to Be Awarded to SBCC’s Theater Majors
• NIH Awards $4.5M to International Research Group for Smart Artificial Pancreas Technology
• San Marcos Marching Band and Colorguard Win Second Competition in a Row
• Celebrating Día de los Muertos with Artistic Flair
• Joyce Luy Joins Providence Hall as Director of Admission
• Nova Sensors Leases 12,719-Square-Foot Building in Buellton
• Ghost Tiger Roars to Life
• Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 24th
• The Way
• Olive Oil for Life
• Jungle Payne: 1952-2011
• Food and Fests a Ways Away
• BodyPump
• Tricks and Treats for Grown-Ups
• Herons Are Watching
• Thank-You Notes
• Girls' Volleyball Showdown
• Turner Tallies 17 Kills in Sweep
• Sunbirds Score Late Goal to Beat Warriors
• Got Mice? Feral Cats Will Work for Food
• Probation Department Awarded Funding for Drug Court
• Stem-cell Study for Arthritis in Dogs
• “The Real World” - Open Casting in Santa Barbara, Wednesday, 10/26
• SBCC Principals’ Breakfast
• Cleaner Fireplace Burning and Safer Homes
• Lopopolo Literary Agency Moves West
• Towbes Developed Apartment Community Receives National Accolade
• Sunset Valley Road to Close for Paving Operations
• Taking a Trip to Planet Money
• Fall Choral Festival to Feature 590 Singers
• Santa Barbara Commission on Foster Care Announces Foster Care Summit 2011
• 'Thrill the World' Moves to Sunken Gardens
• Talk to Explore Hot Topics in Public Education
• Santa Barbara Middle School Begins a New Era on the Campus of Jefferson Elementary School
• Post Hospital Stay is Whirlwind of Beds, Programs
• SOFI on Ladders, Leaders, and Deadmau5
• Lunch for Lexi
• The Three Musketeers
• Santa Barbara Symphony at the Granada
• List of Demands
• S.B. Marathon
• Santa Barbara Police Chief Cam Sanchez to review video footage of Loreto Plaza arrest after DUI stop
• SANTA BARBARA PUBLIC SAFETY BATTLE: Francisco lashes out at cops; Sgt. Mike McGrew says Francisco has compromised his integrity
• MURILLO’S MOMENT: Can former journalist Cathy Murillo write her own story as the first elected Latina on the City Council?
• The People's Forum a Solid Success
• Prioritize Vomitorium
• Surrender Monkeys in the Sky
• Otters for a Healthy Ecosystem
• Lazy Takers
• Believe It or Not
• Jerry Matteo hopes to hug his way to the Santa Barbara City Council
• Save the Date: S.B. Walk Now for Autism Speaks, November 5
• Paul Simon at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• It Worked
• DOW Chemical Company Collaborates with UCSB
• New York City Ballet MOVES at the Granada
• Introducing Pyyramids Debut EP, Human Beings Out Oct. 31
• Mazzy Star Announces New Single; Stream "Lay Myself Down" Now!
• Guards Announce Fall Tour Dates With Deer Tick
• The Black Keys Release El Camino December 6
• Events Mean Business
• STRFKR Announce 2012 US Tour Dates
• Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers To Play KCSN/LA Benefit Concert
• Eliot Lipp in Santa Barbara on October 27
• Rich Kids On LSD "Greatest Hits - Live in Berlin" re-issued
• Dengue Fever Returns to Southeast Asia Courtesy of U.S. State Department
• Misfits Release First New Album in Nearly a Decade
• Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation in Santa Barbara to Receive National Pres. Award
• Elings Park Foundation Executive Director Steen Hudson Establishes Nonprofit Consulting Firm, Will Leave Post at Year-end
• Trick or Treat? Goleta Hosts Meetingto Discuss Halloween Safety
• Online Marketing Expert Recognized as one of Pacific Coast Business Times’ “40 Under 40″
• New Laser Treatment for Fungal Nails Available on the Central Coast
• Cognitive Fitness & Innovative Therapies Will Become Program of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
• UCSB Awarded $15 Million by Dow Chemical Company
• New Book Decries Human Dilemma
• Chamber Members Appreciated
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Obtaining Medical Care You Deserve
• MIKE ON THE MOVE: Don’t Vote for Anyone Who Inspires You
• UC, AFSCME Reach Agreement on Wages and Benefits
• The Towbes Group Awards $7,500 in Grants to Area Non-Profits
• Pacifica Graduate Institute Welcomes New President, Establishes Chancellor Position
• In Troubled Waters
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Slow vs. Smart
• Hall of Fame for Richard Sanford
• News to Yous
• THE BIG GAME: Santa Barbara’s Cunningham sizzles in Dons’ win
• Marijuana Talking Point
• Schools Chief Unveils New Discipline Plan
• Occupy the Future
• My Self in a Box
• SANTA BARBARA CRIME BLOTTER: Police arrest a man who allegedly put razor to woman’s throat
• South Coasting: Everybody Loves Leslie
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Boyfriend blues
• PEDIATRICS IN PARADISE: What’s new with the flu?
• 'A Safe Way to Get High'
• Take Time This Flu Season to Get A Flu Vaccine
• Saint Anne's Takes First Place
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Santa Clara Hospitals Give Homeless a Respite
• An Evening of Modern Classical Persian Music
• Do You Know the Way to Monterey?
• Boo at the Zoo
• Drink to This
• Give a Little
• The Thing
• Workout with Your Dog
• County's Medical Marijuana Ban Moves Forward
• Up Close with S.B. Symphony Exec David Grossman
• Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Inside Out and Selected Abstraction, 1940s-90s
• How I Became Homeless
• A Poem for Steve Jobs
• SUSAN TORREY: The secret club of Motherhood
• 2011 Great California ShakeOut: Earthquake Drill planned for today
• DETERMINED DALE: Francisco looks for a second term on the Santa Barbara City Council
• YouTube Sensation of the Week: Pomplamoose at SOhO
• No Fan Is an Island
• Downtown Sound Concludes Tonight at SOhO
• Reading to Feature Author, Salmon Fisher
• Achtung, Poodle!
• Garden Bridge
• Unite the Vote
• Viva Voices
• School District Paycheck Snafu Close to Solved
• Gag Order Go-Around
• Demonizing the Homeless?
• Road Riding
• Phantogram
• New Roots
• Underneath the Lintel at the Alhecama Theater
• Adam Neiman at the Music Academy’s Hahn Hall
• Gods of War Smiled on Him
• Peer Gynt at Porter Theatre and Center Stage Theater
• L.A. Philharmonic at the Granada
• Where the World and the ‘Hood Connect
• Best of 2011: Going Out
• Best of 2011: Media
• Best of 2011: Falling in Love
• Restless Dog Syndrome
• GOP Makin' Moves
• Best Of Santa Barbara 2011
• Best of 2011: Little Creatures
• Best of 2011: Driving
• Best of 2011: Living Well
• Gary Burton New Quartet at the Lobero Theatre
• Best of 2011: Eating
• Best of 2011: Housing
• Best of 2011: Drinking
• Best of 2011: Looking Good
• TEAM TITANS:
• Population Seriously Scary
• Westmont Beats Biola in Overtime Thriller
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Cathy Murillo is All for Animals
• Santa Barbara City Council candidate Cathy Murillo casts ballot
• Santa Barbara’s Sharon Byrne shows off her support from Democrats for City Council race
• FALCONE FIGHTS BACK: Former Santa Barbara councilwoman says she’s tired of conservative incumbents’ “Let them eat cake” attitude
• Get Involved in Goleta!
• Parvovirus Outbreak Warning
• Chief Assistant County Counsel Retiring
• Telegraph Brewing Wins Two Medals at the Great American Beer Festival
• The People's Forum Tonight
• Hannah-Beth Jackson Announces Candidacy
• Summer Program Participants Gain +2.1 Grade Levels in 7 Weeks!
• Capps Works To Protect Clean Air Act and Public Health from Continued Attacks
• California to Require Booster Seats Until Age 8
• Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Donates $90,000 to Three Area Organizations
• Grand Scam
• Help Keep California Forests Healthy – Keep Firewood Local
• UCSB Ranked No. 35 in World University Rankings
• Giving Jeans a Chance
• California Shakeout on October 20
• Near-Drowning in Cachuma Lake
• Goleta Streets Saying Good-Bye to RVs
• Help the Homeless Infants
• 200 More Acres for Tidewater Goby
• Americans Deserve Jobs Act
• Cancer Center Pulls Out Stops
• Warriors Corral Mustangs
• Early PK Gives Eagles Upset over Warriors
• FROM THE HEART: Our continuous last day
• Self defends gang injunctions at youth forum
• SHARON BYRNE BATTLES BOTH SIDES: Community activist upsets conservatives and liberals
• RIGHT ON TARGET: Political boneheads and idealogical idiots are destroying the country
• Hannah-Beth Jackson to run for state Senate seat
• SANTA BARBARA ELECTION: Low turnout so far in vote-by-mail election
• Roadwork and Damned Roadwork
• Rhee to Probe Giving in Early Christianity
• Mary Oliver at UCSB's Campbell Hall
• Viewing of Stars to Highlight Celestial Treats
• An Epitaph for The Minnow Restaurant
• Green Drinks, Planet Money, and Bus Station Plans
• Consolidating Symphonies
• Teddy Bear Foundation Hosts Comedy Night
• The Path Up and Down
• Where Do the Homeless Heal?
• The People's Forum
• Death Cab for Cutie at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Remembering Sergio
• SOUTH COASTING: Will Leslie ever find her perfect purse?
• Ventura tops Dos Pueblos 13-7 amid a field of fog
• A Conversation with Ocean and Stone
• Fencing Is Fun
• Correa’s Hat Trick Highlights Warrior Romp
• Volleyball Sweeps Hawks
• Late Goal Lifts Hawks over Warriors
• Santa Barbara police arrest hit-and-run suspect
• ASK SETH & BRAD: Schizophrenic Markets
• Cruzito Cruz wants to bring diversity to Santa Barbara City Hall
• Water Watchdogs with a Camera
• Beauty from the Beasts
• Former County Staffer Cops to Stealing
• Linda Adler-Kassner Goes to Washington
• Penalty Dooms Gauchos
• Pro Hunters Hit Santa Rosa Island
• Parks and Rec: Isla Vista Edition
• Michael Douglas Honored with Dad's Award
• Allie Armington Goes to the Adirondacks
• KITTY IN THE CITY: Remembering your high school love
• Santa Barbara Crime Blotter: Man throws chair inside Paseo Nuevo; suspect hides drugs in underwear
• Dream night for Douglas Family: Michael Douglas honored at Film Festival event
• Mori to Conduct Fall Orchestra Concert
• From the Archives: Investigating the Lord's Resistance Army
• World Record for Jumping Jacks
• Give Me Liberty or Give Me ObamaCare!
• The Enlightenment of Elke Riess
• Interview: Bryan Callen from The Hangover
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Wine Cask Goes Kegger?
• Two Homicides, Three Trials
• Bring Home a Doggie
• Goleta Pellet Shooter in Court
• Not All Wildfires Are Disasters
• New York City Ballet MOVES Comes to S.B. October 18 and 19
• CEC Fundraiser
• What a Waste
• Laying Down the Ortega Street Bridge
• The Destiny of Das: How a kid from Isla Vista became Montecito’s Assemblyman (Exclusive from today’s Montecito Messenger)
• “Foot by Foot” for the Franklin Trail
• Susan Torrey: It takes more than just parents to raise children
• Sebastian Aldana believes city neglects Eastside: ‘I’m not a talker, I’m a doer’
• Occupy Santa Barbara movement heats up
• DAILY SOUND ENDORSEMENTS: 2011 ELECTION
• Parking Cop Sideswiped by RV Fleeing Ticket
• Trade Bill Passes Without Cut Flower Depot
• Saint Anne's Place, Little Owl Advance to Downtown Sound Finals
• Director Named for County's New Super-Department
• Service Details Announced for Milpas Accident Victim
• Bearcat vs. Dragon Man
• 15-year-old San Marcos High School student killed in Santa Barbara crash
• FROM THE HEART: Winning the big Lotto
• Santa Barbara Crime Blotter: Man steals cheese and salad from grocery story
• Santa Barbara neighbors to settle dispute over garage at City Council meeting today
• San Marcos teen killed in Santa Barbara crash wanted to be a rock star
• Vote-by-mail ballots headed out today in high-stakes Santa Barbara City Council election
• Santa Barbara City Council candidates tackle homeless, gang and gay rights issues
• Santa Barbara City Council approves controversial garage
• FRESH & EASY in GOLETA? Popular market may be headed to Calle Real
• Santa Barbara’s Greyhound on the move
• DOW Chemical Pledges UCSB Funding
• Fish and Game Launches MPA Website
• Payroll Problems Again?
• Cameras for Cops?
• California Dreamin'
• Impounds Reigned In
• Das Defends Library Law
• Chumash Donate $90,000
• Direct Relief Wins Major Award
• Pacifica Graduate Institute Names New President
• Bill Factory
• Clear as Mud
• Truth About Dogs, Cats, and Rats
• Goleta Slough Goes Tidal
• Dead Dogs Wag No Tails
• The People’s Forum
• volume 25, number 300, October 13-20, 2011
• Former Member of UCSB Student Government in Hot Water
• Goleta Pellet Gun Shooter Deemed Mentally Competent
• Drugs, Dollars, and Death
• Sun Wilts Warriors’ Hopes
• Santa Barbara City Council approves controversial garage
• FRESH & EASY in GOLETA? Popular market may be headed to Calle Real
• Santa Barbara’s Greyhound on the move
• Santa Barbara #1 in Gas Prices
• Election Ballots in the Mail
• Judge Sustains City Opposition to Homes on Wheels Suit
• Sentencing Delayed for Convicted Murderer
• Opening Statements Begin for Third Lyons Trial
• Slightly Stoopid and Rebelution at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Blue Suns, Islay Street Advance to Downtown Sound Finals
• Sergio's Music
• It’s All Smiles for Death Cab for Cutie
• Lit Moon Presents Ibsen’s Peer Gynt
• From the Best to Batsmen to Batter
• What's in a Name?
• A.R. "Pete" Diamond, Jr.: 1950-2011
• The Ides of March
• Journey and Styx at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Carpinteria Bans Bad Bags
• Emilie Johnson
• Gift Wrap This
• Downtown Soundscape
• Mary Robinson
• Cougars Sweep Warriors
• Men’s Soccer Edged by Cougars
• FROM THE HEART: Winning the big Lotto
• Hound Haven
• All Day All Week
• Santa Barbara Firm Brightens Patagonia
• Dante Elephante, The Californian, and The Ross Sea Party at Muddy Waters Café
• Homecoming to Honor Alumnus of the Year
• Riders in the Sky
• Dawes and Blitzen Trapper at SOhO
• Smart Policy For Smart Growth
• Richard Henry Dana's Living Ghost
• Cool for Cats
• Ensemble Theatre Company’s Underneath the Lintel Opens
• Naples, Au Naturel
• The Hedgehog
• Previously Prohibited
• Lickety Split’s
• Santa Barbara Crime Blotter: Man steals cheese and salad from grocery story
• Santa Barbara City Council candidates tackle homeless, gang and gay rights issues
• San Marcos teen killed in Santa Barbara crash wanted to be a rock star
• Santa Barbara neighbors to settle dispute over garage at City Council meeting today
• Vote-by-mail ballots headed out today in high-stakes Santa Barbara City Council election
• Farmer to Table
• Exhibitions and Events at Santa Barbara Museum of Art - November/December 2011
• A Review of Starry Night
• Director of UCSB Writing Program Invited to White House
• Voter Registration Event/SB City Council Election
• Direct Relief Wins Drucker Award for Nonprofit Innovation
• Local Tobacco Sales to Youth Nearly Triple State Rate
• New Director at GVHS
• Former US Secretaries of State to Headline Global Zero Summit
• Save on Water Bill with Common Sensor
• American Cancer Society Urges Women to Put Their Health First to Fight Breast Cancer
• 2011 Santa Barbara Great Strides Walk
• Agencies Recognized for BeachHazard and Open Space Clean Up
• Conservation Grants
• Santa Barbara’s Laser Rehab Institute Offers Cutting-Edge Treatment
• Santa Barbara Residents to Walk in Support of Autism
• Tiësto at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Motown Downtown
• Future Islands
• Frank Lloyd Wright
• Designer Drugs Give Us Something to (Legally) Party About
• Give a Little
• Mike on the Move: Power to the Occupy Wall Street protesters
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Dons drop Pacifica 31-21
• FOR PET’S SAKE: Cookie, Anyone?
• SUSAN TORREY: Why I regret yelling at my child
• A BETTER BACARA: Beachfront resort opens its doors to the community
• Governor signs Williams bill
• The Sound of Music: Kids learn to play instruments through Santa Barbara Symphony youth outreach program
• Santa Barbara Crime Blotter: Man steals cheese and salad from grocery story
• Democrats support Occupy Santa Barbara protesters
• 15-year-old San Marcos High School student killed in Santa Barbara crash
• La Cumbre Plaza and National Geographic Kids Magazine Sets Out to Break Guinness World Records® Title for Jumping Jacks
• Pondering Pit Bulls
• The End of the Gold Standard
• Moving to a Yurt
• Melissa Harris-Perry on Black Women Stereotypes
• Women’s Soccer Knocks off #4 Concordia
• Cross Country Competes at Vanguard
• Eagles Outscore Warriors
• Volleyball Falls in Three to Concordia
• South Coast-Based Skin Care Marks 20th Year in Santa Barbara
• UCSB Student-Founded Nonprofit Expands Statewide
• The 21st Century Children's Book
• News to You
• Insurance Commissioner Addresses Fire Victims’ Woes
• Evolutionary Spirituality
• Across the Ocean
• Calling All Seekers
• Salman Khan's All-Access Academy
• Brooklyn-Based Psychedelic Rock Band BLACKBELLS to Release IxI October 11
• KAITEKI Institute to Donate One Thousand Solar-powered Lights to Direct Relief International’s Maternal and Child Health Program
• Patently Offensive
• IT Company Celebrates Five-Year Anniversary
• Benefits for Lexi
• Business Events Abound
• County Responds to Grand Jury Report
• Talk to Explore Political Unrest in Egypt
• Song in Stone
• Death of Steve Jobs Hits Home
• FaceMash Freak-Out
• 50/50
• Sunset’s Western Wine Awards
• Stage to Screen
• University Movers Celebrate 10 Years of Business
• Sideways Author Goes Vertical, and Sober
• Let Cameras Catch Taggers
• Surviving Hiroshima
• Early Animation and the Avant-garde Screening at SBMA
• Warriors Tie Up Mustangs
• Traditional Golf, Disc Golf to Collaborate
• Former Political Prisoner Speaks
• Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 3rd
• Bacara Open House Draws More than 1,800 Guests
• Occupy S.B. Protesters Get Arrested and Go on Record
• Gauchos Stun Zips, 3-2
• County Mulls Pot Shop Ban
• Meet Downtown Sound's Top Eight
• Customers Can Delay Smart Meter Installation
• City Council Endorsements
• A 21st Century City Council Debate
• Otters or Shellfish?
• Larry Lavagnino Won't Seek Reelection
• City Reduces Number of Staff Cars
• Upcoming Meetings to Cover Good Land Issues
• DNA Links Man to High-Stakes Robbery
• Hundreds Attend Annual AIDS Walk
• Public Masturbator Arrested for Child Porn
• Don’t Ban My Book
• Fat Chance
• Dems Ahead in Money Dance
• Invasion of the Squid
• Accidents Don't Happen
• The Dog that Didn't Bark
• Energy Expert Plugs Into S.B.
• volume 25, number 299, October 6-13, 2011
• $1.5 Million in Reserves Found to Fund Police
• DFG Debuts New MPA Mobile Website
• Santa Barbara Symphony Announces Unified Education Department to Reach Local Schoolchildren
• Nuclear Constipation
• Road to Big Caliente Open
• Council Approves $67,000 for Gang Task Force
• James Irvine Foundation Announces $3.7 Million in Arts Grants to Central Coast
• Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss Peter Lance DUI Case
• School Counseling Programs Given $1.2 Million
• Melchiori Files Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Against Chapala One
• Men’s Soccer Match Postponed
• Woman Rescued Below Stearns Wharf
• The Gary Burton New Quartet at the Lobero
• Week in Sports and Upcoming Events
• Over the Moon
• Finding Joe
• Dining Goes to the Dogs
• Arroyo Hondo Preserve
• Morning’s at Seven
• On the Road with Dawes
• Let There Be Pink
• Knife's Edge
• Legal Grey Area Clouds Pot Shop Case
• Spousal Grousing
• Martial Artists
• Warriors Triumph over Mustangs
• Sunbirds Thwart Warrior Comeback
• Blind Pilot at SOhO
• Innovative Staging Set for ‘Peer Gynt’
• Goleta Needs Large-Scale Evacuation Plan
• 20th Annual Pancake Breakfast
• Capps Announces $3.6 Million Grant for Goleta-Based Clean Technology Company
• Free Microchips for Every Dog Adopted During October
• Request for Statement of Qualifications - Stormwater Business Outreach and Inspection Services
• Hybrid Car Care Seminar at Ayers Repairs
• Elkeles Book Signing Sponsored by Dons Net Café
• Arts Commission Hosts California Arts Day Event
• Portable Classroom Available
• Parks and Recreation Commission Recognizes Volunteers
• UCSB Scientists Reveal How Natural Gas and Temperature Controlled Bacterial Response to Deepwater Horizon Oil
• Worth the Drive: Portugal. The Man at the Avalon
• Truck Lands on Car During Injury Accident
• Watchdog to Speak about Iraq Reconstruction
• Urban Timber
• Joe’s Café and Bar
• Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue
• The Future
• Starry Night at the Granada
• Get Loiterers Off State Street
• What's So Funny?
• George Clooney Gets Politically Dirty
• My Bike Was Stolen
• Downtown Sound Semi-Finals Lineup Announced
• Smart and Not Smart
• Running for the Right Reasons
• Bring It Back
• A View from In There
• UCSB to Host First-Ever South Coast Sustainability Summit
• Yes is a long time at UCSB’s Hatlen Theater
• Unexpected Success Grows
• Car Swipes Parked Bus
• Santa Barbara County Animal Services Launches “Love At Home” Dog Foster Program
• Cambodia’s Khmer Arts Ensemble
• Fiddler’s Fest Celebrates 40 Years
• Shepard's Inn
• Nursing Home Whistleblower's Unsung Story
• Give a Little
• The Green
• News to Yous
• Santa Barbara Remembers Vietnam War
• Blitzen Trapper are heading to Santa Barbara on Oct 8
• Nostalgic Bottled Sodas, Suspenders, and Large Format Camera Photos
• Big Sunday! – Sept 25th National Public Lands Day
• Cottage Earns Gold Seal of Approval from Joint Commission for Knee and Hip Surgery
• Ventura County Book & Author Fair Is Looking for Volunteers
• Beth Oakes Wood: 1942-2011
• Pre-Op Briefing
• Submarine Shelling of Ellwood Oil Field in 1942
• Warriors Ground #12 Eagles
• Women’s Soccer Starts GSAC with a Win
• Men’s Soccer Wins at Hope International
• Warriors Run Well at Pomona-Pitzer
• SBCC Administrator Honored by Mexican Consulate
• UCSB Materials Professor Shuji Nakamura to Receive Emmy Award
• SBCC Continues Tradition of Excellence
• Prominent Stem Cell Scientist to Relocate to UCSB from Britain
• Downtown Sound's Round One Winners
• Sheriff Addresses Concerns About Deportation Program
• Danish Days Not Very Danish
• Showcasing Artwork, Combating Stigma
• Montecito Trails Foundation Holds BBQ and Fundraiser
• On Relativity
• Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Way She Moves
• When Good Parties Go Bad
• Right Project, Wrong Place
• Goleta Chamber Opens Nominations for Goleta’s Finest Awards
• NOAA Partners With Santa Barbara and Ventura Schools to Protect the Ocean
• Walk to End Alzheimer's
• Special Fall Rate at Lotusland 20% Off of Regular Admission Price for Residents of the Tri-Counties
• Urgent Call for Help
• Acrobatic Animals
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• On a Journey
• Taking Sides in Otter Showdown
• In Pursuit of Happiness
• Reversal of Cartoon Fortune
• Capps Statement on Expiration of Mortgage Guarantee
• Capps Announces $1.2 Million in Federal Funding for School Counseling Programs for Local Santa Barbara Schools
• Montecito Bank & Trust Business Event Series Surpasses Expectations
• Nationwide Moving Company Launches Partnership with National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.®
• SBMA Announces Newly-Published Book "The Young Leonardo" by Director Larry Feinberg
• San Jose Creek Open House at Goleta ValleyCommunity Center with Sammy the Steelhead
• 28th Annual Evening for Peace will Honor Former Mayor of Hiroshima and Survivor of Atomic Bombing
• PSA: Utility Shutoffs
• Flying Goat Cellars Features Fran Collin’s “Portraits in the Wine Ghetto”
• Kathy Ireland Discusses Failures
• Anacapa School Summits Clouds Rest
• “Free” eBooks for Kindle Arrive at the Library!
• Ships vs. Whales Topic of Panel Discussion
• Michael Douglas Honored by SBIFF
• Inmate Charged in Murder for Hire Plot
• S.B. Poverty Climbs
• Grant Glory for SBCC
• Friendlier Bacara will Host Open House
• Coast Cleanup Day Nets Tons of Junk
• Council Sides with Ficas
• Westmont Students Good at Paying Back Loans
• Obama Recognizes UCSB Faculty Members
• From the Mound
• UCSB Researchers Target Prostate Cancer
• Blind Pilot’s Return Trip
• E=Dog C²
• Apocalypse Now
• The 2011 Foodies
• Primo Boxing: Down but Not Out
• You Missed Me, Lady
• We Are Everywhere
• True Crime
• Defending The Guard
• Not Counting Kardashians
• volume 25, number 298, September 29 - October 6, 2011
• Linda Shull Glass Jewelry Trunk Show And Ceramics Demonstration
• Goodland Coalition Forms to Preserve Ag
• Carp Considers Reviving Patrol Deputy Position
• Police Look for Kid with Gun Near Franklin Elementary
• ADMHS' Performance Measures Criticized
• Mike's Drum Shop to Drop Retail Side
• Clerks Tied Up in Antique Store Robbery
• Grocery Workers Approve New Contract
• Summer for Kids Helps Those in Need with Shoe Drive
• Junior League Joins the Library to Celebrate Favorite Children’s Book Characters
• SBCC Receives $4 Million Grant to Support Degree Completion and Transfer Requirements for Science, Engineering and Math Majors
• Local Auto Finance Company Fills Borrowing Void
• Santa Barbara Dance Alliance names Susan Frascella Interim Executive Director
• Matt Pond: The Show Must Go On
• Regional Food
• Sylvia at Circle Bar B Dinner Theatre
• Of Man and Machine
• Circumstance
• John Malkovich in The Infernal Comedy at the Granada
• Ventura Does It
• Jesus, Nazis, and Nukes
• Uptight Texter
• Warriors Overthrow Royals
• Week in Sports and Fall Events
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Offers California Condor Hike
• Early Childhood Advocates welcome Brazelton Touchpoints Center Expert to Santa Barbara
• Jeepers, Creepers, We’re Collecting Old Peepers
• Bright Eyes at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Queen Undaunted: Margaret of Anjou at Center Stage Theater
• Harbor & Seafood Festival Celebrates Tenth Anniversary in Santa Barbara
• Don Henley and Emmylou Harris at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Area Schools Recognized by NOAA
• Fight Between Janitors Prompts School Lockdown
• Direct Relief Changing Lives
• Invasive Forest Insects Cost Taxpayers Billions
• Fundraiser for Fallen SEAL
• Native Knockouts
• Rent-a-Jet
• S.B. Dance Theater Commissions Work
• Moneyball
• The Nose Knows
• Must Fear Consequences
• Taggers Are Haters
• Yield
• Heaven's Cat
• Starting a Swamp
• Nice Cube
• In the Zone
• News from the Santa Barbara Unified School District
• White House Announces that Two UCSB Faculty Members Will Receive U.S. Presidential Science Awards
• Alumna to Co-Lead Westmont in Istanbul
• Concert Courtesy
• Life Vessel Santa Barbara Announces Grand Opening
• Ojai Gets Worldly
• Capps Decries House Passage of the TRAIN Act
• Restaurateurs Buy McConnell’s
• Airport Terminal Project Enters Final Phase
• PUEBLO hosts Community Forum with Sheriff Bill Brown On Controversial Deportation Program
• PUEBLO presenta Foro Comunitario con el Sheriff Bill Brown sobre controversial Programa de Deportación
• Who was Davy Brown?
• Give a Little
• Native Plant Sale
• News to Yous
• Let the SOL Shine
• Youth Lagoon
• Judge Denies Frimpong’s Writ of Habeas Corpus
• Lions Overcome Warriors
• BMDnotices Helps People Discover Their Roots
• Lazar Returns, Hopes to Inspire Students
• South Coast Business Helps Reduce Stress, Fatigue
• Kim Marie Rogers: 1956-2011
• Art-Minded
• Gathering of Whales
• How Much Money Is There in the United States?
• Warriors Silence Thunder
• UCSB Researcher Receives Grant to Study Impact of Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
• 8th Annual Santa Barbara Association of Realtors' Rooftop Realtor Appreciation Party
• Vietnam Wall Coming to Santa Barbara
• It’s Okay to Be Angry
• CNN: The Contrived News Network
• Save the Cheerleaders
• On Solar and Solyndra
• Talking with TOMS
• Silva Strikes Thrice
• SBMA Celebrates 'Picasso and Braque' with Free Film And Family 1st Thursday Activity
• Warriors Win on Correa’s Corner
• Free Hazardous Waste Drop-off October 1 and 2
• Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Announces 13th Annual “Health Care Heroes” Event
• 3 Laguna Blanca Seniors Achieve Semifinalist Status in National Merit Scholarship Program
• San Jose Creek Project Open House
• $13,000 Raised for Autism Walk by Banking Executive with a Personal Connection to Autism
• $1500 Expected to Be Raised for Nonprofit Autism Speaks this Weekend in Santa Barbara GAP Stores
• Doggie Bag Blight
• Cottage to Host “Circle of Remembrance” on September 25th
• Riviera a Rare Resource for Dually-Diagnosed
• Business is Looking Up for New Professor
• Local Bankers Upbeat
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Misfit Critters
• Capps Announces $7.5 Million in Federal Funding for Santa Maria Airport Runway Extension
• Pruning for Healthy Plants
• 20th Annual Day of Caring a Huge Success!
• Libyan Hisham Matar to Talk at Westmont
• Beach Sampling Results, Sept. 20
• Trim Fat, Boost Profits
• Rachel Platten in Ventura
• Moore Rejoins Kinesiology Department
• Is It Art?
• Implementation of Marine Protected Areas Pushed Back
• ‘Real Change’ Real Dead
• State Embezzlement Scandal Affects S.B. Dems
• Judge Denies Handwriting Sample Subpoena in Lance Trial
• Palm Center Director Celebrates End of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• Chumash to Become Eligible for SBCAG
• Dog the Bounty Hunter Tracks Quaids
• Lyons Trial Jury Selection Begins
• County HR Department Merges with Executive Office
• S.B. Braces for Inmate Influx
• The Busiest Building in Town
• Freakish Alliance
• Fringe Festival
• Flaming Dogs
• The Chain Saw Wedding 
• Fall Arts Preview 2011
• The Military Industrial Complex and You
• volume 25, number 297, September 22-29, 2011
• Cole Connelly
• International Peace Day, Anyone?
• Hannah-Beth Jackson Awarded
• Hortipharm Owner Sentencing Hearing Delayed
• I Don't Know How She Does It
• City of Goleta Seeks Public Input on Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan
• American Wine Society Santa Barbara Chapter Presents Second Event
• County Revisits Fracking Fracas
• Austin City Limits Celebrates 10 Year Run
• Downtown Sound Kicks Off Online
• The Toasts of Telluride and Toronto
• Former Mayor Endorses Incumbents
• Lazar Returns, Hopes to Inspire Students
• New Grand Jury Selected
• Olympic Hero Plank-athon
• Weekend of Wet Noses
• Straw Dogs
• Candidate Forum
• Intermezzo
• Mustangs Outrun Warriors
• Conor Oberst Talks Future Plans
• Helping Government Help the Channel Islands
• Sex Strikes
• Bishop Ranch ‘Burbs Blocked
• 3 Reasons to Support the Arts Fund
• Picasso and Braque at the SBMA
• Expert Leads Beer Pairing & Tasting Event
• Smith, Newbanks Join Academy Advisory Council
• Fee Free Day for Visitors to Los Padres National Forest
• UCSB Assistant Professor to Receive Prestigious NIH New Innovator Award
• Students Celebrate Latino Heritage through Creative Mural Painting
• Rob Dunton Joins Cancer Center of Santa Barbara as New Director of Development
• Caltrans Kicks Off "Watch Out for Wildlife Week"
• Local Sailor Wins World Championship
• UCSB Develops Breakthrough Technology in Identification of Prostate Cancer Cells
• All for Animals, Inc. Announces Publication of New Children’s Book
• Santa Barbara Beautiful to Hold Annual Awards Presentation at the Music Academy of the West
• Coastal Cleanup Day Nets Over 6000 Pounds in Santa Barbara County!
• San Marcos High School Senior Alex Darville representing USA at World Cycling Championships
• SBCC Administrator to Participate in White House Initiative
• Vandenberg Tracks Falling Satellite
• UCSB’s College of Letters & Science Gearing Up for Fall Quarter
• The Goodland Coalition Forms in Coalition
• Grounds for Jazz Uplift
• Everest to Express Wonder of Chemistry
• Fix It
• Wanted Santa Barbara Man Arrested in New Jersey
• Loveland at Center Stage Theater
• Pre-Obama Care Plan To Aid Homeless
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Sut Puailoa Field at Warkentin Stadium
• Camerata Pacifica Season Begins
• Santa Barbara County Fire Department Presents Two CERT Courses to the Public
• Deborah Shaw Restoration & Landscape Project Wins Prestigious Santa Barbara Beautiful Annual Award
• Divine Right of Hollywood Types
• Man Arrested on Five Counts of Arson
• Check Your Genre
• Bomb Squad Responds to Suspicious Package at Police Headquarters
• What Is a Vaquero?
• Up in the Air
• Kurt Vile
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• Scions of Santa Cruz Island
• Tweet Up with the Alzheimer’s Association
• Bien Nacido’s Miller Family Announces Trey Fletcher as Winemaker of Their Namesake Brands
• Mayor Connell's 81st Birthday
• S.B. 'Peace Wager' Featured in National Art Series
• Faith and Mercy
• Martin, Serrano & Trudelle, Lead Warriors to Win
• Cavaliers Defeat Warriors
• Women Win Westmont Invitational, Men Second
• On 11.11.11 Pacifica Hotels Grants a Veteran's Day Wish for Military Personnel
• Ladies in Pink Return to Santa Barbara
• Our Changing Relationship to the Sea
• New Students
• The SLO Tomato
• Iration Announce Santa Barbara Show Monday, September 19
• Warriors Fall to Sea Lions in GSAC Opener
• Mexico’s First Goal a Game Winner
• Ho Joins Warrior Coaching Staff
• Cook Named Head Coach
• Westmont Reverses National Loan Default Trend
• Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Employee Honored for Multicultural Outreach Efforts
• Capps Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Westmont Reverses National Loan Default Trend
• SEE International Trains Surgeons in Sight-Restoring Technique
• Women Roll Too
• Deputies Pick Up Loose Inmate
• Guelph Jazz Festival
• Official Decision in Indy Lawsuit
• Just Say No
• Fight Sprawl, Not Density
• Agency Twister
• Honor the Fallen
• War Weary
• Truth to Power
• New Beginnings
• Sheriff's Department on How It Handled Kardashian Wedding
• Target Targets Goleta
• Density Decisions in Noleta
• Dreaming Up Songs with Loch Lomond
• Saving Felines
• Day at the Beach
• Documentary on Fishbone Hits Theaters in October
• A. A. Bondy's New Album Believers Out Now
• The Green Announce US Tour and New Album
• Tower of Power to play Santa Barbara, September 24
• The Fabulous Thunderbirds To Play the Ventura Hillsides Festival
• Warriors Win – Two Years Ago
• Funk Zone neighbors The Arts Fund and Cabana Home Hosting Talks
• US to Launch Nuclear-Capable Missile from Vandenberg on International Day of Peace
• Hitchhiking Snails Fly From Ocean to Ocean
• UCSB Scientist Contributes to First Discovery of a Planet With Two 'Suns'
• Swim. Bike. Run...and Cast Your Vote
• Mum's the Mayor
• Talk to Reflect Global Christianity, Mission
• Assistant CEO Takes Carmel City Administrator Position
• PSA: Pedestrian Safety Tips
• Beach Sampling Results, Sept. 13
• Alleged Gangbangers to Stand Trial
• Mold Discovered in Adelante Charter School Portables
• Sanchez Interviewing for New Job
• Folk Yeah!
• UCSB, Westmont, SBCC Named Among Nation's Best Schools
• Westmont Soars in U.S. News Rankings
• Bobby Martinez Kicked off ASP Tour
• Goleta Street Extension Proposal Open to Public Review
• Sipping the Sierra Foothills
• Das Doing Work
• Let the Faux Fur Fly
• Hot Buttons
• Action Down in the Funk Zone
• Video Killed the Radio Star
• Tag, You’re It
• Kamilla Plambeck
• volume 25, number 296, September 15-22, 2011
• Chiefs Demand Fire Support
• Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
• Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Fees a Success
• Jazz at the Plaza continues every Thursday in September and October
• Federal Government Gives 700K to Airport
• CALM Announces New Board of Trustees Officers
• Lauren Capone Wins Ironman 70.3 World Championships
• Man Accused of Using Car as Weapon
• Pedestrian Killed While Walking Through Intersection
• Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Association Announces Grant Applications Due September 30, 2011
• Creek Week 2011 This September 17th-25th
• Faculty to Perform at Fall Recital
• Major Grant From the National Science Foundation Will Sustain UCSB Materials Research Through 2017
• City Endorses Merging Homeless Agencies
• Fleet Foxes at the Santa Barbara Bowl on September 13
• SBCC Center Means Business
• Lessons From 9/11?
• Apple Bird Feeders
• David Hopkins Unbridled at Bridlewood
• Loveland at Center Stage Theater
• Park Lane
• Joanne Pearce Martin Plays with Camerata Pacifica
• Contagion
• Avoiding the Custody Shuffle
• Enduring Tradition
• Flower Power Revival?
• Comebacks Give Warriors Win Over Royals
• Grace Woodroofe New Video Out Now + US Tour w/ Ben Harper!
• Harvest Fun and Helping Hands
• Ex-Rollins Band Drummer Jason Mackenroth's Pay To Play Out Digitally 10/11/11
• SWAPS Out Today on Joyful Noise Recordings!
• Born Gold (Formerly GOBBLE GOBBLE) Premiere "Decimate Everything" Single On Pitchfork
• The Gourds 'Old Mad Joy' Out Today!
• FEIST Live with Special Guests / New Vignette
• MSO Upcoming Shows In LA in September & October
• Members of LEPROUS Make Their North American Return
• Xeno & Oaklander Sets & Lights
• Lights Resolve's new Album Feel You're Different
• Tinariwen North American Tour Dates
• Free Deerhoof Album, 99% Upset Feeling
• Space Was the Place
• Week in Sports and Fall Events
• Let's Leave a Legacy of Land
• The Gourds Close Out 2011 Sings Like Hell Season
• Bassnectar at Avila Beach Resort, Friday, Sep. 16
• Westmont Soars in U.S. News Rankings
• Viewing to Feature E.T. Star Cluster
• Area Residents Spend Saturday Cleaning Lower Eastside
• Ten Years Later, Santa Barbara Remembers 9/11
• Pipe Dreams Set to Become Reality
• Best Supporting Act: The Walkmen
• Clean Your Beach or Creek at Coastal Cleanup Day 2011
• Measure for Measure at UCSB
• Ray LaMontagne at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Paladino Releases Debut Album
• Lizards, Turtles, and Snakes … Oh My!
• The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity at the Geffen Playhouse
• Harvest for Hospice of Santa Barbara Wine, Food, and Music Festivities Support Local Bereavement Services
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• 4 Reasons to Check Out The Soul Solution
• Creole Choir of Cuba
• Teen Court Takes on Increase of Female Offenders
• Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Association Provides Film Commission $10,000 in Funding
• Union Bank Partners with NAWBO for Women's Business Conference 2011
• Fiddlehead Cellars Appoints Rob Fry as National Sales Manager
• Rediscovering the Spirit of 9/11
• When Will the Economy Recover?
• Ode to a Frenemy
• Vakas of Hope
• A Message from Pet Heaven
• Where Astrology and Palmistry Collide
• Women’s Soccer Tames Bearcats
• Lopez’ Equalizer Goes for Naught
• Santa Ynez Valley Hotel Association Completes First Year of Successful Operation and Wins Government Approval for Next 4 Years
• University Movers: 10 Years of Superior Service
• SBCC Students Attend Summer INSET Program
• Local Investment Firm Asks Monsanto to Help Investors Better Understand Risks of GMOs
• Braddock House Opening
• The Source
• GSAC Expands
• Call for Docents to Assist at The Moving Wall for Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 218
• Capps Applauds Outline of American Jobs Act, Urges House Leadership to Bring Bill to the Floor
• September 11th Observance at all County Fire Stations
• Public Invited to 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
• Disaster Readiness Tips Aimed at Santa Barbara County Residents
• Mental Health Association Needs Volunteers for Arts Festival in October
• Los Olivos Wine Merchant & Cafe Welcomes Executive Chef Chris Joslyn
• Film Commission Gets Boost
• Three Agencies and Footwork Yielded Faulkner’s Housing
• A Short Cab Ride
• October Is the Foodest Month
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Sick Puppy
• Orca Tug-of-War
• Beach Sampling Results, Sep. 6th
• Saying No in Noleta
• Pipeline Dreams
• Campaign Treasurer Arrested for Mail Fraud
• Dems Rally Troops on Labor Day
• SBCC Trustees Didn't Violate Brown Act, DA Says
• Maritime Museum Welcomes Diving Bell
• Fleet Foxes Sing the Blues
• Quarterback Drew Brees
• UCSB Football, Circa 1967
• S.B. Football Round-up
• Fracking Friction
• Stand By Your Dog
• Betty Williams 1918 – 2011
• Ball Four in Beijing
• Appeaser in Chief
• Marching for Migrants
• Friday Night Lights
• Alfonso Edward Grillo
• volume 25, number 295, September 8-15, 2011
• PUEBLO Chief Opposes Gang Injunction
• News from the Santa Barbara Unified School District
• County Parks to Allow Stand Up Paddle Boards at Cachuma Lake
• County and Water Providers Support an Ocean Friendly Gardens Program
• Let the Battle Begin
• California International Theater Festival in Ventura
• Sweet Leaf Essentials
• Measure for Measure at UCSB
• Warrior
• Charity Regatta
• H Is for Hayloft Grill in Maverick Saloon
• Not Fort Wayne Here
• Don't Kill a Flourishing Industry
• Tacos to a ‘T’
• Supes Approve Cleaner Climate Plan
• Animal Prayers
• The Bar Method
• I'm Gluten-Free-Vegan-Intolerant
• Are We There Yet?
• YACHT and Purity Ring at Velvet Jones
• High Fire Hazard Road Clearance
• St. Mark's Church Donates $5,000 from Cellar Classic to Circle V Ranch Camp
• Drug War a Success
• Highway 154 Car Accident Starts Fire
• Getting a Better Edge
• Faulkner’s Homeless Days Draw to A Close
• Street Sweep Snafu
• Week in Sports and Fall Events
• The Debt
• Fairy Gardens
• Imagine That
• Wags and Waves
• News to Yous
• Up Close with Access Energy Success Stories
• A Decade of Remembrance
• The Dirt on Freestyle BMX-ing
• The Joy Formidable Headline at SOhO
• Warriors Shut Out Battlin’ Bears
• Men’s Soccer Loss a Learning Experience
• September 11th Memorial Service
• boom by Elements Theater Collective
• G Is for Garden Market
• GirlFriends Club 2nd Anniversary Party
• Blind Pilot
• Give a Little
• Revive the Blue Line
• Date Set for Gang Injunction Arguments
• L. Fisher Design - Lights Trunk Show
• Lucchese on Top Again
• Fire Crews Work to Extinguish Figueroa Fire
• A Death in the Family
• Adele Moreau, Marie Anne Lenormand, and Documentary Films
• Women’s Soccer Dominates in Home Debut
• Men’s Soccer Struggles in Home Opener
• UCSB Scientists, Telescopes Help Discover 'Once in a Generation' Supernova
• WANTED: Scientists, Innovators, Entrepreneurs with Bold Ideas to Save Lives
• CHP Officer Stops Cold Spring Bridge Suicide
• Carrillo Center Back Open
• Harding School’s Test Scores Take Off
• UCSB’s Often Untapped Resources
• County’s Largest Employee Union Ratifies Concessions
• Northern Warriors Prevail Again over Southern Warriors
• Be Kind to Pit Bulls
• The Secret Sauce
• Common Ground SB Readying 2nd Volunteer Army
• Smuggling Boat Found off Gaviota Coast
• Academic Performance Scores Released
• Backyard Beekeepers
• Construction Underway of S.B. High Kitchen
• To Listen and Learn
• Mentorship Is Powerful
• Kings and Queens of Musical Candy
• Disaster Preparedness
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Tennis Coach Sentenced for Witness Intimidation
• The Summer That Just Was
• UCSB Athlete Wins Santa Barbara Long Course Triathlon
• Digging and Trenching Safety
• UCSB Physicists Demonstrate the Quantum von Neumann Architecture, a Quantum Processor, and a Quantum Memory on a Chip
• SBCC Farmers' Market
• Eight County Teachers Named TNLI Fellows
• Santa Barbara Ranger District Road Closures Update
• MarBorg Industries Observes Labor Day!
• Santa Barbara County Recognizes National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• Students to Tout Summer Research Projects
• Sonos Hits 1 Million
• 15 Laptops Stolen From Washington School
• Hire From Within
• Oh, The Places It Goes!
• Republican Follies
• Williams Acts to Save McGrath State Beach
• S.B. Residents, Agencies Respond to Hurricane Irene
• Daily Sound Manager Passes Away
• Tommy and the High Pilots, Crimson Scarlet Plug In
• Of Saloons and Sipping
• By the Numbers
• I Yap, Therefore I Yam
• Maya Angelou Talks to Sojourner Kincaid Rolle
• 'Guns and Hoses' Endorse Byrne, Schwartz, and Falcone
• Chumash Indians, Santa Ynez Residents Clash Over Camp 4
• Potential Budget Cuts Put Custody Deputies on the Line
• Food Truck Explosion
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Remember Carolyn Samuels
• Lobero Theatre Goes “Green”
• Montecito Fire Chief to Retire
• Last Chance to Sign Up for 2011 Santa Barbara Band Guide
• Families ACT! Remembers Lives Lost to Overdose for International Overdose Awareness Day (August 31, 2011)
• ADA Ramp/Curb Project Now Underway in Santa Barbara County
• Central Coast Nursing Center Loses License
• Cecco Is Magnifico
• Our Idiot Brother
• Milton Love's Marvelous Mind
• Free Fishing for All
• Green and Tasty
• Steel Magnolias at the Rubicon Theatre
• Reform Effort Dismissed as PR Stunt
• Lawn Bowling
• What if My Kid's Gay?
• Notes for Notes Gets Big Nashville Welcome
• Man Allegedly Steals Bike at Knifepoint
• End War on Marijuana
• TOMS Shoes Founder to Speak
• New Leadership at Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge Complex
• Belly Provocative
• New Exhibition at Channing Peake Gallery
• SBIFF Announces 1st Ever Acquisitions Program
• Local Red Cross/AmeriCorps Service Member being deployed to North Carolina
• 500 Santa Barbara County Students Receive Free Back-To-School Backpacks and School Supplies
• Body of Missing Man Found in Ocean
• Federal Cuts Threaten Outdoor Recreation Industry
• Jeff Dunham at Chumash Casino Resort
• Future Islands Unveil Video, Announce Headlining Tour
• Blitzen Trapper Release New Video
• Week in Sports and Fall Events
• New Director for Air Pollution Control District
• YACHT Welcomes You to Shangri-La
• Up Close with Cybil Gilbertson
• Ocean Friendly Gardens
• Shooting Arrows at Cachuma’s Carp
• El Ten Eleven at Velvet Jones
• Crossfit H2O Seminar
• Charles Bradley at SOhO
• Deputies Seize Stash of Guns and Ammo
• Melissa Walker Joins Storyteller Children's Center
• Jazz at the Plaza Starts September 1
• CHP Sobriety/Driver License Checkpoint Notification
• SBCC Faculty Excellence Award Recipients
• Santa Barbara’s Oldest Sister City Organization to Travel to Japan for 45th Anniversary Celebration
• Kinko's Early Learning Center Child and Adult Care Food Program
• Brad Nack New Animals
• My Fairytale at Solvang Festival Theater
• The Magnetism of Qigong
• Volunteer at Arroyo Hondo Preserve
• Up Close with Sprout
• Give a Little
• Thundercat
• News to Yous
• What Is a Recession?
• State of the Sea Lions
• Students Remember Lost Classmate
• Women’s Soccer Drops Season Opener
• Warriors Fall to Grand Canyon
• Promotions and Transfers in Sheriff’s Office
• San Marcos Girls Swimming awarded Academic State Champions by CIF
• Red Cross Expands Development Team
• 2010 UC Annual Payroll Report
• First-Ever Santa Ynez Valley “Vintages Week” and “Art Week” Announced
• 'Philanthrocapitalist' Teams Up to Develop Global Charity Brand
• Set Yourself Free with Toltec Wisdom
• New Bus Service Runs from Ventura to S.B. and Goleta
• ‘Transphorming’ Power Conversion Technology
• Talking to Valentina
• Santa Barbara Goes Solar
• Twin Cups Welcomes Marathon Runner Kristyne Hastie, a “Doubler”
• Judge Issues Warrant for Wanted Screenwriter
• Embezzlement Suspect Pleads Guilty
• Alternative Copy Shop Moving onto UCSB Campus
• Lush Campaigns to End California’s Shark Fin Trade
• The Source
• Sheriff James Ross
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Documentarian Films on Site of 1994 Murder
• Volleyball Drops Two in Season Opener
• Reading to Feature Alumna Apricot Irving
• Elings Park BMX Raceway Hosts $5,000 PRO-AM on Saturday, August 27th
• Vasari Plaster & Stucco Back on Its Feet
• New Commuter Bus Service from Ventura to Santa Barbara and Goleta Starts Monday, August 29th
• DUI Enforcement Checkpoints Aug. 26 and 28
• Volleyball Coach Arrested for Alleged Sex with Minor
• Anacapa Street Closure Planned Due to Central Library Roof Work
• Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Historic Ship Volunteers Save Hooked Cormorant
• Anxiety Separtation
• Photo of Street Sweeper Blowtorch
• SCHAC Focuses on Homeless People’s Possessions
• District Attorney and Sheriff Form United Front Against Teen Substance Abuse
• SBCC Launches New Accelerated Program for Students
• "Welcome Home!" Weekend
• Marcus Miller, Theo Saunders
• Victoria Court Post Office May Close
• 'A Really Great Day for Old Town Goleta'
• Police Department Responds to Lance’s Handwriting Expert
• Araabmuzik
• DUI Case Against Peter Lance Could Be Collapsing
• Bison Capitalize on Warrior Miscues
• Four Montecito (M4) Churches Fill 350 Backpacks with School Supplies for Peoples’ Self-Help Housing Youth
• Street Sweeper Catches Fire
• MacKenzie Park Lawn Bowls Club to Host America’s Top Lawn Bowlers Tournament on Labor Day Weekend
• County Starts Pot Rules Vision Quest
• Judge Delays Sentencing for Murder Defendant
• U.S. Attorney Talks to Santa Barbara Media
• Council Approves Renovation Plans for Mission Street House
• Santa Barbara Channels Executive Given Leadership Award
• Animal News
• D.C. Hearts Abel
• Montecito's Toxic-Waste King
• Yellow Dogs Dancing
• Greenest House Ever?
• volume 25, number 293, August 25 - September 1, 2011
• Barney Brantingham
• Attorney Denied Information on Jurors
• The Santa Barbara County Vintners’ Association "In-focus" Tastings
• Carbajal Named to National Association of Counties Board
• Los Arroyos Anniversary Celebration on Coast Village Road
• Judge Upholds Three Counts Against Gillespie Shooting Suspects
• PSA: Fire Resistant Plants
• CAMA elects Joan R. Crossland to Board of Directors
• First Annual Multi-Agency CERT Drill
• Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital Foundation Completes $500,000 Pink Ribbon Campaign
• Exhibition Features Community-Based Projects
• Charles Bradley Gets Soulful
• Aldana: An Advocate Not Opposed to Weeding and Picking-Up Litter
• Santa Barbara County Supervisor Salud Carbajal Appointed to Lead National Committee
• Moving Once Is Enough
• Probation for Getaway Driver Brittany Weiler
• Three Arrested for Isla Vista Stabbing
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 22
• Otters No Longer Banned from Santa Barbara
• New Site Sorts Happiness
• Soccer Stars
• La Tour Goes Big
• The Greening of Agriculture
• The Dirt on Flirting
• Dr. Gus Frias Steps Down After Falling Down
• Denise D’Sant Angelo Sentenced to 11 Years
• Back to School for Santa Barbara - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• No DUI Arrests Made at DUI Checkpoints
• Capps Listens to the Worries of Realtors
• Women’s Economic Ventures Helps Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity
• Grocery Workers Vote to Authorize Strike
• Coast Catches Local Food Wave
• Kardashian Wedding Fallout
• Ringleader of Gang Attack Sentenced to Probation, Time Served
• Duke, Miller, and Sanborn Are DMS
• Week in Sports and Fall Events
• Ahh, Año Nuevo
• 10th Anniversary Studio Artists Tour
• Contemporary Art at CAF and Arigato Sushi
• Dear Diary …
• One Day
• Norway
• For Solvang’s Centennial, a Stephen Schwartz Musical
• Paper Plants
• Selective Class of 2015 Arrives at Westmont
• David Spade and Jon Lovitz at the Granada
• Most Important Political Development No One Is Talking About, Cont.
• Remembering Tequila Harvest 2011
• 2nd Annual SOL Food Festival
• Jackson Joins Westmont Foundation Board
• 311 and Sublime with Rome at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Central Coast Wine Growers Announce Summer Extravaganza
• Wags n’ Whiskers Festival at Girsh Park
• ASAP Rocks the Free Adoption Weekend - Record Breaking Adoptions!!
• Price, Postel & Parma LLC Renews Lease Downtown
• License, Vaccinate and Microchip Your Dog at the Goleta Licensing Clinic
• Train to Become a Sexual Assaulty Counselor
• 2011 Walk for Life
• UCSB Research Biologist Combines Art and Science in New Book on Fishes of the Pacific Coast
• State's Oldest Law Firm Renews Santa Barbra Lease
• San Ysidro Road Pathway is Scheduled to Begin Construction on September 6, 2011
• Flying High with El Ten Eleven
• Washed Out
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• Drink Wine: Help People
• Stress-Free Summer Bike Rides
• Jesusita Fire Litigation Heats Up
• South Pacific Islanders Revive Sail Power with Traditional Fleet on Tour
• El Puente Student Honored by Rotary
• Goleta Noontime Rotary Elects New President
• Gauchos, Warriors Renew Acquitance in Bryant and Sons Cup
• On the Road Again
• Wounded Bear
• Dioji K-9 Resort and Athletic Club Opens Second Location
• Area Effects of Kim K’s Big Day
• Solar Project Biggest in the Country
• Santa Ynez Valley Journal Accuses DA of Inaction
• Jumped
• Getting to Know Musician Jonathan McEuen
• False Moves
• Area Inventor Designs GPS Extender
• Montecito Residence Wins National Engineering and Architecture Award
• One Step Forward, Two Steps Back for Undocumented Students
• Fiesta Cruisers Run Roughshod Over Bluffs
• Man Robs State Street Bank
• Fire Restrictions in Los Padres Took Effect August 18
• The Goleta Police Department Launches Intensive Crackdown on Impaired Driving
• Concerned About Local Government?
• Food Truck Roundup
• State Street Stabbing Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
• Memorial Highlighted Lopez’s Genial Nature
• NCAA Hits UCSB Soccer Coach, Players with Misconduct Penalties
• Garden Court Seniors Recognized by Direct Relief USA for Support of US Weather Related Emergency Victims
• Tools for Success Drive Helps Affordable Housing Builders on the Central Coast!
• County Releases Pension Data
• Kim Kardashian Getting Married in Montecito
• Airport’s New Terminal Open for Business
• Doga
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Poodle Radio on Searching, Rescuing, and Educating
• Fine Wine on Stearns Wharf
• Bashing and Boosting Bishop Ranch
• Man Arrested for Questionable Contact with Child
• Scooter Rider Killed by Semi
• State Street Stabbing Suspect Faces Life Sentence
• Avoid the 12
• New Mural Unveiled at Eastside Library
• Deckers Named One of the 'Best Places to Work'
• Bone Marrow Drive and Fundraiser for Lexi a 2½-Year-Old Santa Barbara Local
• Das and Dale Dual Long Distance
• Ten Candidates Qualify for Council Race
• Permits for Parties?
• Peter Douglas Steps Down as Coastal Commission Head
• IV Murder Suspect's Trial Pushed Back
• Trojan Dogs
• When It All Hit the Fan
• Search & Rescue’s Got Your Back
• Lost, Found, Enlisted
• All American Chain Stores
• volume 25, number 292, August 18-25, 2011
• People-Powered Hope
• Hiking's Lost & Found Department
• Odette Blaisdel
• Art From Scrap Celebrates Year 20 with One Night Stand
• Friedlander Officially Named SBCC's Interim President
• New SBA Airline Terminal Takes Flight
• Observatory to Host Montecito Star Party
• CHP Encourages a “Safe Back to School” for Students and Drivers
• DAWG Adoption Story
• Lewd Lullabies
• Get in on Our 2011 Santa Barbara Band Guide
• Goleta to Consider Bigger Hollister Avenue Hotel
• SBCC Names Acting Executive Vice President
• Santa Rosa Island's Final Hunts
• Sipping on Sanguis
• L.A.’s Risen at Sullivan Goss
• The Help
• Makia Revives
• Flags Up for Pedestrian Safety
• Court Dismisses Counterclaims Against Yardi Systems
• Free at Last
• Council Bans Traffic Calming Devices on Emergency Response Routes
• De La Guerra Plaza Redesign Makes Headway
• Pappas Down for the Count?
• Town Hall Meeting to Gather Information for National Alzheimer Action Plan
• S.B. Foresters Win Third National Championship
• Musical Mishmash
• Man Sentenced to Two Years for Hit-and-Run Spree
• Join the American Wine Society
• Sex Offender Steals Sailboat
• All In
• UCSB Hosts Clean Business Investment Summit
• Innovative Green Machine Cleans Dirt at Former Dry Cleaning Site
• Proximity Theatre Company’s Shandy Wilkes
• Observatory Hosts a Montecito Star Party
• Week in Sports
• State Street Stabbing Suspect in Custody
• Man Dies After Bizarre Incident at New Faulding Hotel
• Polly Frost’s Survival Tips
• The Whistleblower
• Vine and Dine
• Roy Mankovitz: 1941-2011
• Purple Power
• Beware the Buyers of Ag Land
• Thriving American Industry: Sale of Politicans
• Calexico’s Road Map
• S.B. Volcano
• $1,500 Scholarship Awarded Karla Elias
• Katy Perry at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• More Props for the Stagehands
• Forest Order Prohibits Recreational Target Shooting in Cherry Creek
• Santa Barbara's Rancho Oso Hosts Write On Girls Writers Camp for Girls
• Jack Johnson Announces Donation of $30,000 for Famine Relief in East Africa
• St. Mark's 2nd Annual Cellar Classic Auction Raises $130,117
• 12 Youth Specialists Receive Intensive Training to Help Keep Drugs Off Santa Barbara Campuses
• $45,000 in Grants Allow Teen Court Program to Expand Services to Teen Girls
• “Local Hero” Joins Hillside House Board of Directors
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Welcomes New Staff Members
• Residents Weigh in on Montecito YMCA's Potential New Look
• For What It's Worth
• Energy Efficiency Program for Mobile Home Owners
• Two Men Arrested for Casino Mugging
• Ready, Set, Draw
• Hearing Tests
• Melinda Palacio
• Give a Little
• Poodle Radio on Local Circumcision and a Middle-School Bolivian Excursion
• News to Yous
• Carbajal’s Campaign Account Flush with Cash
• Once Upon a Time …
• New Directors at Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation
• Antioch University Receives Top Honor for Community Service
• Agility Dog Show at Elings Park
• On Self and Soul
• What's This AA+ on Your Report Card?
• Save Our Post Offices
• RV Group Suing City
• STRFKR at SOhO
• Attorneys Make Final Preparations for Vargas Murder Trial
• Man Says White Supremacist Stabbed Friend on State Street
• Capps Announces Funding for Community Health Centers to Open New Clinic in Cuyama Valley
• Environmentalists Praise Coastal Commission Executive Director Peter Douglas
• Center Stage Turns 21
• SOhO Aiming to Get Amped
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Tequila!
• Pet Insurance
• Police Chief Toes Greener Grass
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 9th
• Meet Santa Barbara’s Mohel
• NLRB Orders News-Press to Reinstate Fired Reporters
• Johnson to Carry the Flag
• Buyer Found for McConnell’s
• Hypersonic Glider Test Fails
• Santa Barbara SEAL Team Six Member Killed
• New Students Head into Great Outdoors
• Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Receives $1,000,000
• Point Blank
• Frimpong Habeas Corpus Petition Waits Longer
• Ocean Meadows Oil Wells No Issue for Conservation Plans
• Smart Meters Hit City Hall
• Murre Return to Channel Islands
• Katy Perry’s Two-Night Stand
• Lakey Peterson Places Second in U.S. Open of Surfing
• Reality Church to Hold Sunday Masses at SBCC
• Sharon Byrne: Council Race Game Changer
• Splitsville at The Independent
• READING ON THE RÍO BENI
• volume 25, number 291, August 11-18, 2011
• The Independent’s 2011 Back-to-School Activity Guide
• Back to the Time Machine
• Runners Invited to Second Annual Westmonster 5K
• Academy Chamber Orchestra
• Audits Coming for Council, Assembly Race Candidates
• Supersonic Glider Set to Launch from Vandenberg
• Charges Reduced for Hortipharm Defendants
• Man Charged with Killing Uncle
• Supes Approve Final Redistricting Maps
• CHP—Santa Barbara to Conduct “Start Smart” Class
• Rotary Club of Santa Barbara North Brings Clean Water to Village in Kenya
• Hughes After Howard
• Up Close with Ethan Turpin
• Song of The Sadies
• Califone Brings New Album to Muddy Waters
• Family Ties
• Sarah’s Key
• Memphis Versus Santa Maria Throwdown
• Good Buy-Out
• Mayor's Legacy Overstated
• De La Vina-Figueroa Won't Be Safer Soon
• Collegiate Dream Team
• The Rubdown Lowdown
• Renovation reveals a long-hidden feature of the original Westmont dining commons walls
• Shame of La Fiesta
• Employers Urged to Strengthen Retention Programs
• Subcommittee Considers Merger of Homeless Organizations
• Police Investigate String of Prowling, Sexual Assault Cases
• National Science Foundation Extends Funding for Nanotechnology Internship Program at UC Santa Barbara
• Laura Romo Appointed Director of the UCSB Chicano Studies Institute
• Memorial Service to Honor UCSB Black Studies Scholar Clyde A. Woods
• Tickets on Sale for Zoofari Ball XXVI
• Capps Urges House Leadership to Invest in Central Coast’s Infrastructure
• Robert Short Joins Local Alzheimer’s Association Board of Directors
• CAMA Reelects Dolores M. Hsu as Board President
• McManigal Added to Women’s Tennis Coaching Staff
• Jumbotron Company Owner Crushed by Monitor
• A Summer of Service and Sun
• Globe-Traversing Cinema
• Nick 13 Embraces Honky-Tonk on Debut Solo Record
• Rise of the Planet of the Apes
• Seeing Stars (and Black Holes)
• Centennial Party
• Go Fish!
• Underground L.A. Restaurant Pops-Up in Santa Barbara
• Indy Publisher Must Sell to Editor-in-Chief
• Week in Sports
• Police Release Fiesta Crime Stats
• The Barber of Seville at the Granada
• Hot Season
• Weather Wonders
• PETA Protests Animal Cruelty During Fiesta
• Give a Little
• Jim Ward
• News to Yous
• STRFKR Talks Sci-Fi, Spiritualized, and Onstage Antics
• Come Back, Volunteers
• Naming California
• Three Little Words
• Caring for Kids Comes Full Circle
• Public Art at the Pump
• Ride Across America: Take 2
• Less Federal Funding for Undocumented Criminals in County Jail?
• Communities of Interest?
• Saga of a Wholesome Dance Event
• Jobs for China
• Deputy Sheriffs' Union Strikes Deal with County
• Shredded Documents Dominate DUI Hearing
• Not Just a Party Town
• Longtime SBPD Supervisor Arrested
• Logan's Legacy
• What Was Your Name in the States?
• An Alternative Fiesta
• Mariachis and Country Music
• Let's Hear It for the Stagehands
• Bassnectar's Divergent Spectrum, “Bass Island”
• Marshalls Gets Mixed Reviews
• Airport Work Stalled by FAA Shutdown
• Up Close with Cybil Gilbertson
• Ojai Playwrights Conference 2011
• ASAP Celebrates 20 Years
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• The Trouble with Campaigns
• Why Fiesta Doesn't Suck
• Westmonster Run Returns to Campus
• Orcutt Woman Accused of Sex with Minor
• Avoid the 12 To Field DUI patrols In Santa Barbara for Fiesta
• SBCC Continuing Education Vocational Certificate Programs
• Towbes Group Receives Industry Award for Apartment Projects in Goleta and Ventura
• Intermezzo Celebrates 15 Years of Fabulous Food, Wine & Good Times!
• Statement by California Department of Health Chief Deputy Director on the Salmonella Outbreak in California
• Capps Announces USDA Approval of “Disaster Designation” for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties
• CHP DUI Checkpoints 8-6
• City of Hope Searches for Bone Marrow Match
• Community Remembrance for Jeff Hesselmeyer
• New Law Requires Carbon Monoxide Alarms
• Positivity Permeates Back to School Meeting
• Activist Group Opposes Federal Arrest, Deportation Program
• City Responds to Peter Lance
• K-Swiss shares stumble on $20M loss
• Marshalls replaces Borders in Santa Barbara
• Sharon Byrne Pulls Nomination Papers
• Fiesta Listings
• Murillo Raises Most Cash So Far
• Victoria Hall On-Street Parking May Vanish
• Fiesta In-Crowd's Favorite Food
• Flor y Canto
• Eating Fiesta, Barney-Style
• Leadership Change at SBCC
• David Bury: 1952-2011
• Dog Fight
• Viva El Perro
• Newspaper Wars and a College Food Fight
• Fiesta Horse Parade Lineup
• Spirit of Fiesta
• Old Spanish Days Are Here Again
• volume 25, number 290, August 4-11, 2011
• Four Hooves Good
• Junior Spirit
• Sales Staff
• La Presidenta
• Friday Night Films: Artist’s Pick
• Westmont Moves Up in Forbes’ List of America’s Top Colleges
• 23-Year-Old Killed in Possible Drunk Driving Accident
• ADMHS Responds to the Grand Jury
• Indy in Limbo
• UCSB Sociologist France Winddance Twine
• Chris Tormey Named Director of Clinical Operations for MedBridge
• CHP Tips for Staying Safe for Fiesta
• Helpful Information for Fiesta
• THRIVE Partnership Selects Anita Perez Ferguson as Executive Director
• Green Grass and Thundering Hooves
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 1st
• News from the Santa Barbara School Districts
• Charrette Syndrome
• Frack Attack
• Owen O’Neill
• New Art by Peg Grady, Raphael Perea de la Cabada, and More
• Audiotistic 2011
• Cowboys & Aliens
• House of Wolves
• Yappy Days Pet Adoption Fair
• A Distressing Question
• Snake Oil for Sale
• My Child, My 'Friend'?
• Detectives Investigating Suspicious Death
• Paraglider Seriously Injured in Fall
• Not Just a Pickup
• Good-bye to Kenya's Kids
• Tabloid
• Grand Opening of Marshalls Store on August 4 in Santa Barbara Features Check Presentation to Peoples' Self-Help Housing
• Leaving a Child Unattended in a Vehicle Can Have Tragic Results
• CALM Board of Trustees Welcomes Jill Smith
• YMCA Golf Tournament to Benefit Local Community
• Montecito YMCA Proposed Master Plan Community Forum
• Twin Cups Frozen Yogurt Teams Up With UCSB Day Camp Carnival
• Renovation of the Lompoc Animal Shelter Will Improve Services for Residents and Animals
• Montecito Residence Wins National Architecture and Engineering Award
• Fiesta 2011 at La Cumbre Plaza & Paseo Nuevo
• Santa Barbara Weekly Gas Price Update
• Capps Statement on Boehner Default Plan
• Gallegly Votes for Budget Control Act
• Capps Praises Historic Fuel Efficiency Standards for Passenger Vehicles
• Safely Surrendered Baby Program Expansion
• New Collection Day for MarBorg’s New Customers
• Música Mariachi
• ValueClick to buy Dotomi for $295M
• The Company that Cuts Both Ways
• Alycia Nichole Is Hitting It Out of the Park
• Nahra surfaces at PacWest
• Peter Frampton at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Tuesdays @ 8 at Hahn Hall
• Aloha Spirit Bash Benefits Diabetes Research Foundation
• Marshalls Moving In
• International Travel Opportunity for Young Professionals
• Don Murray, Unsung Hero
• Line Dancing
• Q&A with Writer of L Is for Love
• Flor y Canto
• Portugal. The Man
• News to Yous
• Adopt Mikey
• Scanlon Guerra Burke, Northridge Insurance combine forces
• Hawaiian group bets $104M on Bacara
• Karim, Jacob at the helm
• A century of chugging along: Santa Maria Valley Railroad turns 100
• Clear a Temple Headache
• 15,000 Young Seabass Fill Floating Crib
• Granite wins $5.4M bid for SM airport runway
• Sloane Tanen on Working with Director John Hughes as a Teen
• A Science of Beauty, Part II
• The Dirtiest Art Project
• Gove County String Quartet at The Piano Kitchen
• State Audit Asks UC for More Transparency
• Courthouse Spirit Lives On
• SBCC Summer Bridge Programs Provide At-Risk Students with Tools for Successful Transition to College
• Montecito Bank & Trust Reports Profitability and Growth
• Washed Out
• Christian Terrorism
• Rally Marks Year Five of News-Press Mess
• Week in Sports
• Matisyahu Goes Live in Ventura
• Serban Placed on Leave of Absence
• Ramos Found Guilty on Three Counts
• St. Vincent's History
• Tea Partiers Have Taken Off Their Masks
• St. Francis Project Photo Update
• Jazz at the Lobero Announces 2011-12 Season
• Pets and Allergies
• Who's Watching Business?
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Learn a Little Spanish
• Business degree still on tap at city college
• Erotic Emporium On the Way
• Worth the Drive: Audiotistic
• Studio Sunday On The Front Steps
• To the Drawing Board
• Discovery Camp to End with a Splash
• DeRose and Other Jazzy Delights
• Eleanor Friedberger
• New Business Center to Put the Liberal Arts to Work
• SEE International Launches Local Eye Care Collaboration
• Vandenberg Destroys Test Missile over the Pacific
• Calling All Musicians!
• Indy Dispute Heads to Trial
• Capps Calls Environmental Bill 'Extreme'
• And They're Off
• Beloved Coach Jeff Hesselmeyer Dies
• How Term Limits Failed
• Santa Barbara: The New Monaco?
• Bixby Being Bad?
• Fixing the Bowl
• Undumbing the Grid
• Be$t $how Ever
• Rock ’n’ Roll Caterer
• Sam Scranton’s Legacy at the Bowl
• Remembering Rex Marchbanks
• Santa Barbara Bowl Timeline
• A Bowl Full of Stars
• Patrick Davis on the Bowl Now & Then
• volume 25, number 289, July 28 - August 4, 2011
• Jerry's Finger
• On Track for a Record Year
• Beer Garden’s Beautiful Volunteers
• Brent Elder
• Allied Waste Gives Money for Graffiti Tracking
• What Gag Order?
• Appeal Court Upholds Juarez Conviction
• Calling the Fire Department and How to Use 911
• Closing Arguments in Case Against Gang Injunction Target
• On Patrol Saved by the Bell
• Teeccino Caffé Moves to Large Building in Carpinteria
• Razor's Edge
• Beach Sampling Results, July 25th
• Homeless Man Found Dead in Mission Creek
• The Magical Mysteries of Shawn Thomas Odyssey
• Fiesta Preview 2011
• Clyde Adrian Woods, 1957-2011
• The Exonerated at Center Stage Theater
• Pre-Fiesta Parties
• Friends with Benefits
• Fear of Immigrants
• Regulate Fracking Locally
• War of the Wet Noodles
• PCBC earns $21M in Q2
• Inphi shares take beating on lower profits
• Is Murdoch the World's McCaw?
• Punch, Counter-Punch
• Playing Footy
• Amy Winehouse: 1983-2011
• Local Researcher Receives Prestigious Award From Botanical Society of America
• Let Me Down Easy
• Former County Employee Charged with Forgery, Grand Theft
• Plan Afoot to Merge Three Homeless Organizations
• A 50-Year-Old Surprise
• News from the Santa Barbara School Districts
• It Runs in the Family at Circle Bar B
• Santa Barbara Village Announces Charter Member Application Launch
• Heal The Ocean "Imaginary Gala" Recieves $20K From Brittingham Family Foundation
• PSHH Foreclosure Prevention Workshop 7/27/11 in Goleta
• Vandenberg to Launch Yet Another Nuclear-Capable Missile
• Steve Miller Band Celebrates Seymour Duncan Anniversary in Notes for Notes Benefit
• July 30 Spin Challenge Planned for Indonesian Orphans
• Parasites Help Reveal New Ecological Rules
• Heal The Ocean Announces New Slate of Directors
• SEE International Launches Local Eye Care Collaboration
• Orfalea Foundations Grant to Local Teen After-School Programs
• Heroin, Handgun Trial Continues for Gang Injunction Target
• Captain America: The First Avenger
• Support for the Incumbents
• Sisters in Homelessness
• Underwater Photographer's Legend Set in Stone
• A KCSBeat Retrospective, Part II
• Santa Barbara Filmmaker Premieres Burial at UCSB
• Southern California State Park Beaches Vying for $50,000
• Keller Williams Realty Santa Barbara Grand Opening
• High School Students in the UCSB Summer Sessions Research Mentorship Program to Present Their Work
• Goleta Youth Volleyball Registration
• Santa Barbara SEA Receives Juvenile White Seabass
• UCSB Research Projects Part of $4 Million Grant from Ocean Protection Council
• Rally for 5th Anniversary of SBNP Meltdown
• Inmate Dies in Jail
• Burleigh Joins Restorative Policing Team
• Going Greek
• Of Rats and Regrowth
• News to Yous
• Charles Bradley
• Give a Little
• Poodle Radio Talks Adventurous Photography, and a New Voice Joins Up
• Distracted Drivers Gamble with Your Life
• Rewarding Progress in Kenya's Schools
• Software firm asks court to let it sue China
• Bank taps fund to pay TARP
• Taking the edge off: SB students launch stress-relief drink
• Bryan Cave case could land in L.A. court
• Incubating success: SLO launches summer Hot House for startups
• Santa Barbara’s Robert Regan Chosen to Detail Air Force One and A WWII B-29 Bomber at Seattle's Museum of Flight
• Mercury Pollution Hurts Everywhere
• Women’s Economic Ventures: Helps Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity for Self-Employment and Small Business
• Researchers Develop Quantum Computing System that Resists 'Quantum Bug'
• Report from California Wine Festival
• La Patera Elementary Reunion
• Thanks for Playing
• Gordon Morez: 1923-2011
• Greek Spinach Pie for a Palm Reading
• Kickin’ for Haven Reaches Goal
• Hyatt Santa Barbara Proudly Raises a Flag Along Central Coast's American Riviera
• A Delicious Decade
• Middle East Meets West in Ocean for Life Program
• Goleta Chamber Holds First Legislative Summit
• A Dark Picture
• How About a Peek Behind the Scenes?
• Portraits of Survival: Maria Segal Remembers
• Bringing Out the Best in I.V.'s Unique Parks
• Money Back for Adoption Scam Victims
• Resident Jiu Jitsu Fighter Trains for World Championship
• Santa Barbara Countyite Contracts West Nile Virus
• Save Your House Now
• Circle V Ranch Camp Offers a “Child’s Bit of Heaven on Earth”
• Keep Stearns Wharf “Barefoot Friendly” July 23
• Comic Adventures at City Hall
• What the Charrette?
• Vandenberg to Launch Yet Another Nuclear-Capable Missile
• Paddling for Cancer Patient
• State Controller John Chiang On California’s Fiscal Future
• The Jet to Land at Martial Arts Family Fitness
• Licensing Cats
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Writer’s Brotherly Love
• Brooks Institute Hosts Open House
• Julia Fordham at SOhO on July 18
• Bishop Ranch Study Unveiled
• Blind Kids Saddle Up for Riding Lessons
• Bank chief joins Calavo
• Totem Trunk Show
• Teens Arrested in Car Vandalism Spree
• Wanderlust 2011 at Squaw Valley
• Breadcrumbs at Theater 150
• Hyatt Lands on Beach
• An Insider's Colorful History of SBCC Politics
• Solarize Santa Barbara Extended
• Bank Robber on to Trial
• Another Review for Expanding Museum of Natural History
• Borders stores in Simi, SLO to liquidate Friday
• Nine-Year-Old Gives Back to the Community
• BREAKING NEWS: Bacara resort sold to Hawaiian firm
• Public Review for Bishop Ranch Development
• Mayors Tee-Off on Redevelopment Cuts
• Capps Rebuffed on Diablo Canyon Ploy
• New Marine Protected Areas Get Big Funding
• S.B. Tourism in Upswing
• SBCC Announces Scholarships for Continuing Ed
• Chief Assistant County Counsel to Retire
• Council Opts to Not Revisit Plastic Bag Ban
• New Paintings by S.B. Artists
• Counterpunch
• Got Dog?
• Who Was Jane Doe?
• Keiki Paddle Kids Kick up Considerable Cash
• Sitting Down with Lynda.com
• John Rose
• volume 25, number 288, July 21-28, 2011
• Who in the World Is Lynda.com?
• Former Cop Accused of Lewd Acts Files Suppression Motion
• Sheriff's Snag 18,000 Pot Plants
• Car Crashes Into Liquor Store
• Trial Date Set for Gillespie Shooter
• Motorists Save Would-Be Cold Spring Jumper
• Update on Hortipharm Arrestees
• Coroner: Andrew Died of Heart Disease
• “Parents Forever” ‐ Parent Leaders Mobilize for Child Abuse Prevention
• Tracy Porter Out of Business?
• Lagoon Island Set to Burn
• Bring the Sound, Bring the Fury
• Reimagining Black Metal
• Teepee Time
• Charting a Course for Kenya
• Why Don't Passports Work as I.D.?
• Cooler than Chardonnay
• Tuesdays @ 8 Piano Night
• MPAs Not Needed
• Jail Fights Lead to Lockdowns
• An Affinity for Affinity Diagrams
• DCH Auto Group Breaks Ground on Lexus Dealership
• Bleached Releases Vinyl 7”
• Capps, Maldonado War Chests Swell
• Dena DeRose Sings at SOhO
• UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz School Awarded $125,000 Grant
• Park and Sanctuary Volunteer Program Receives National Recognition
• Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee Endorsements
• Martial Artists to Promote in the Park
• Goleta Kicks Off 87th Fiesta
• Incubus at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• D’Sant Angelo Stalls Her Sentencing
• Blueprints, Wish Lists Created for Library Plaza Remodel
• El Capitán Canyon
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
• To Venice with Love
• Here Fishy, Fishy
• Pretty City
• Alices in a Trickle-Down Wonderland
• Means-Test Medicare
• Sweet Sweeney Canyon
• A KCSBeat Retrospective, Part I
• Mountain Bike Camp Much Missed
• Gang Members Receive Jail Time, Probation for Assault
• Bob Dylan at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Mahler’s Fifth at the Granada Theatre
• Montecito Trails Foundation Holding Annual BBQ
• Beat the Heat: Stay Hydrated
• Artist Videos on Gas Pump Screens
• Protest Filed to Save California Watersheds From Dangerous Fracking
• Wisconsin Firefighter Plans a Cross Country Bike Ride to Honor Fallen Heroes
• Vaccines Now Required for 7th-12th Grade Students Limited Vaccine Clinics Provided
• Host Families Needed in Santa Barbara
• The (805) Deli Serves Up Sandwiches to Transition House
• $4 Million Awarded to South Coast MPA Baseline Program
• Santa Barbara Region Chamber of Commerce Presents Business Star Awards
• UCEAP Call for 2011 Study Abroad Scholarship Applicants
• Volunteer for Stearns Wharf Cleanup
• Capps Announces $500,000 in Federal Funding to Expand School-Based Health Care Services
• The Monkees at the Chumash Casino
• Chef Robertson Rocks Reality TV
• Aviator Bessie Owen
• Move buys social networking firm
• Where to Ride My Bike
• UC Regents Approve 9.6 Percent Tuition Hike
• There’s Meritt in his work: Serial entrepreneur takes students under his wing
• Cox rolls out wireless phone service bundles
• Farmers fight for fumigant
• Capping counterfeits: Vapur goes after knockoffs
• PennyMac mints new HQ in Moorpark
• Give a Little
• If State Banks, Why Not County Banks?
• Animal Consciousness
• News to Yous
• A Venture into the World’s Most Porous Island
• July 30 Spin Challenge Planned for Indonesian Orphans
• An Amazing LGBT Pride Festival in Santa Barbara County
• Coyote Dave's Wilderness Wisdom
• Exhibitions and Events At Santa Barbara Museum of Art - August And September 2011
• DOJ Denies Quaid Extradition Request
• Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
• Ten Lodi Wineries Heading Down South to Showcase What Lodi Wine Country Is All About
• Men to Mars from Vandenberg?
• Scholarships Available for SBCC Continuing Education Fall 2011 Tuition-Based Courses
• News from the Santa Barbara Unified School District
• Little Hearts, Big Smiles Providing Free Dental Care to California’s Central Coast Children
• Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition Brings in Nationally Certified League Cycling Instructor (LCI) Training This Fall
• Exhibition Charts Artist Couple’s Appreciation of the Beauty in Life
• Petfinder Turns 15!
• Greetings from Kongsberg
• Antique Arms
• Eating with Diabetes
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Poodle Radio on Sea Caves, Boxing Gyms, and a New World for Kids
• Touring Luanda's Schools
• SBCC Trustees Accused of Brown Act Violation
• Lecture on Edvard Munch at SBMA - In Conjunction With ‘Van Gogh to Munch’ Exhibition!
• Fight Breaks Out After Section of Jail Taken Off Lockdown
• Child Molester Sentenced to 41 Years
• Ceremony Honors Victims of Clergy Abuse
• Francisco Will Run, He Says
• Councilmembers Send Anti-Smart Meter Letter to Edison
• Hunting Banned Along Paradise Road
• Food Bank Serves More Hungry People
• Capps Tests Her Hair for Mercury
• Activist's Ballot Initiatives Goes After Public Employees
• MarBorg Given Timeline to Craft New Contract
• Drawing New Lines
• In Praise of My Eyebrows
• Lance Attorney's Response to Officer's Retraction Request
• volume 25, number 287, July 14-21, 2011
• 11th-Hour Hubbub
• Asher Salek Fastman
• Man Sentenced to Five Years for Trying to Kill Girlfriend
• Police Officer Demands Retraction
• Take Barney’s Kulture Kwiz
• Primo Boxing: On the Ropes?
• Peter Lance's Retraction Request Letter to The Independent
• News-Press Statement in Response to Beutel's Retraction Request
• Jacob to lead SLO tourism group
• Veteran Prosecutor to Lead Third Lyons Trial
• Canary Hotel Welcomes Gary Lynd as General Manager of Coast Restaurant & Bar
• McGowan Guntermann Makes Move in Downtown Santa Barbara
• Kathryn McKee to Lead American Red Cross Board
• Crouch Joins Montecito Bank & Trust
• Telescope to Catch Full Moon Fever
• SCEEP Shines a Light on Energy Efficiency at Solar SUNday
• Fundraising Video Wins Global Award
• D’Sant Angelo to Represent Herself for Sentencing
• Neighborhood Activists Block More Signs
• Electronic Peeper Receives 90 Days
• Rite Aid's Thrifty Unveils New Lineup to Celebrate National Ice Cream Day
• Plastic Bag Ordinance Tweaked, Not Overhauled
• Falcone: Public Safety Number 1 Job For City
• Championship Bound
• Art From Scrap Receives Grant from Social Venture Partners
• Santa Barbara Women Lawyers First Annual Food from the Bar Food & Funds Drive Through July 31
• Caught in the CrossFit Crossfire
• Festival of Rights
• All Aboard for Macky World!
• Landing in Luanda
• Ireland—The Show to Premiere in Santa Barbara
• Beach Sampling Results, July 11th
• Goleta Man Arrested for Isla Vista Rape
• Eddie Vedder at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Charges Reduced Against 154 Trucker
• Fundraising Video Wins International Award
• Blake Sennett Brings The Elected to SOhO on July 14
• Goleta Homes without Power After Car Accident
• Music Academy Holds Open House
• Steely Dan at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Best Coast at SOhO
• Tammar
• Terri
• How Now, Hearst Cow?
• Santa Cruz Ironwood
• Google buys Cal Poly startup
• The Improvisatory Explorer
• Teledyne ocean subs land $436M in contracts
• Jail in Lockdown After Fight
• Sex Crimes Tennis Coach Sentenced to 7 Years, 8 Months
• A Design Charrette To Envision Compact Downtown Neighborhoods
• Telescope to Catch Full Moon Fever
• Calle Real Center Boosts Eatery Space
• Baseball Scouts Descend on Carr Field
• The Solid Gold Cadillac at SBCC
• Children at Home Alone
• Calle Real Shopping Center in Goleta Adds New Tenants
• Twirl Around the World with Ventriloquist Sandi Sylver
• Local Health Shows Win National Award
• Westmont Teams Excel in Classroom
• Save SBCC
• Two Weeks of Sports
• Countdown to the Closure
• Hollisters Donate Last Piece of Land to Animal Rehab Center
• Larry Crowne
• The Monkees Reunite at the Chumash Casino
• Give a Little
• Pistolera
• Dawn and Dusk
• News to Yous
• Working Bicycles
• Amgen to spend almost $1B on new cancer drug
• 15 Suspected Illegal Immigrants Rescued from Santa Cruz Island
• test10
• Avo prices soar, wine grape production drops
• Internet firms blast tax
• Remotely succesful: Providea approaches $100M in sales
• Pampered pets: Westlake resort caters to four-legged guests
• BioJet offers billion gallons to market
• Saturday with the Royals
• “Where’s Your Bag?” Prize Patrol at Lazy Acres!
• Kids Helping Kids from San Marcos High School make $5000 donation to Rwandan Pre-School
• S.B. Resident Foresees Festivities, Not Fatalities, at Year’s End 2012
• A Club for All Abilities
• Animal Affirmations
• Fiesta Ranchera
• Beware of the Humans
• The Recalcitrant Marion Gold
• UCSB's Kohn Hall Receives LEED Silver Certification From U.S. Green Building Council
• Last Chance to Cash in on Santa Barbara’s Solar “Groupon”
• Local World Champion Jiu Jitsu Fighter trains for 2011 ADCC at Prevail Conditioning Performance Center
• Big Green Giant Breaks Ground in I.V.
• Ducati of Santa Barbara Owner Wins Major Race
• Art for Animals
• Isla Vista Idylls
• Young Musicians to Perform Classical Recital
• Keep Santa Barbara Classy
• White Rhone, Red Rhone, South American Stars
• Is It Art?
• Volleyball Festival in Phoenix Serves Up More Success for SBVC
• County Officials Seek Public Input tothe Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Clyde Woods, Renowned Black Studies Scholar, Dies in Santa Barbara
• A Family Day at the Albertsons Stockman & Dakota Corral
• Library Plaza Improvement Project Begins Design Phase
• UCSB Librarian Combines Interests in Vexillology and NASA Space Program to Become an Expert on Flags on the Moon
• Rescue Mission Announces “Tribute to Recovery” Graduation Ceremony
• Vans Warped Tour
• Roadshow Comes to Goleta!
• Gang Injunction Creeping Way Through Court
• Fire Guts De La Vina Apartment Building
• Towbes Group Signs Tenants to Leases in Goleta and Westlake Village
• Unique Community Education Opportunity Presented by Santa Barbara Breast Care Alliance
• Did You Forget Something / Left Inside a Vehicle
• Jewish Federation's Suzy Kaufer Honored by Alpha Resource Center
• Some Public LIbrary Branch Hours Change July 11
• Custody Battles
• A Time and a Place for Arcadian Wines
• 'You Are What You Eat'
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Site picked for $152M Santa Barbara courthouse
• Why Kenya's Kids?
• Ex-Countrywide exec plants flag in Moorpark
• Deckers Buys Sanuk
• CHP Officers Continue Testimony in Morales Prelim
• Gardens & Villa Return Home for CD Release
• Peppers Estate to Host California’s First Alzheimer’s Café
• Film Screening on an Airstream
• Michael Hofmann to Lead Santa Barbara Rotary North
• Carolyn Brown Elected President of Montecito Rotary
• First Amendment Not Just for Lingerie Ads
• Staff Work to Save Beloved Band Director's Job
• Climate Change Threatens Fine Wine Production
• Getting Sweaty with Best Coast and Saint Motel
• UCSB Professor Studies “Zombie” Stars
• Man Killed Running Across 101
• County Drops Protest of Casino Liquor Expansion
• Man Catches Record-Setting Halibut
• DUI Case Swerves Off the Map
• Skateboard Art and Puppets
• Boy Sues Scouts, Alleges Large-Scale Abuse Cover-Up
• Dog in 4-D
• Round One
• The Dave and Das Show
• volume 25, number 286, July 7-14, 2011
• Ride the Seymour Duncan Special
• Max Kornell
• Baseball Area Code Tryouts Return to Westmont
• Security Organized for Royal Visit
• School District Cleared in Wrongful Termination Suit
• 4th of July Crime Stats
• Hibbits Ranch Goes Ag for Good
• Sheriff's Office Releases Age-Enhanced Photo of Fugitive
• It's a Runner's World
• Gold Medal and Strong Finishes for SBVC at Jr. National Volleyball Championship
• Library Fee for Holds Rises to $1 Beginning July 7, 2011
• Music Academy Season Preview Part II
• Women's Economic Ventures (WEV) Client Businesses Add to Economic Vitality and Culture of Historic La Arcada
• UCSB Senior Named 2011 Harriman Fellow
• Meatless Is a Treat for Us
• Morales Preliminary Hearing Begins
• Breadcrumbs Comes to Theater 150
• Five Years Since the News-Press Meltdown Began
• Valuable Lompoc Farmland Conserved By Voluntary Agreement
• Tuesday Press Conference Planned to Discuss Classic Italian-Style Road Race
• Avila Food and Wine Time of Your Life
• Hidden Wonders of Our Threatened Chaparral Forest
• Understanding Punished Youth with Victor Rios
• ValueClick to bolster ranks by 10 percent
• Cox to debut mobile service on South Coast
• J-Walt’s Trip-Out Show
• Smart Meter Smack Down
• Circumcision: Cut It Out?
• Biofuels firm puts airliner fuel on market
• Music Academy by Moonlight
• Flora and Fauna
• Public Library Cuts Database Subscriptions
• Santa Barbara Weekly Gas Price Update
• Semana Nautica - 74th Annual Summer Sports Festival
• Evan McCabe Attends WomenHeart’s Annual Advocacy Institute
• Women’s Fund of Northern Santa Barbara County Announces $129,500 in Grants
• Novacoast Inc. Named to Everything Channel’s VAR500 List
• Women's Economic Ventures (WEV) Client Businesses add to Economic Vitality and Culture of Historic La Arcada
• SBcoupons.com makes splash at Solstice Celebration, Rolls Out ‘Green’ Badge
• MTD Board Honors Two Longtime Employees
• Seven-Year Old to Help Animals Through Art
• Rotary Club Elects New President and Board
• HWY. 101 Maintenance Project Begins This Week
• Capps Announces U.S. Department of Energy Awards Over $1 million to Santa Barbara Companies to Help Develop Next Generation Renewable Energy Technologies
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Helps Spanish-Speakers Cope With Loss Through Hispanic Family Services Program
• 'Zombie' Stars Key to Measuring Dark Energy
• Free for All
• Fiesta Costume Sale
• My Morning Jacket at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Parolees First to Graduate Re-Entry Program
• Community West Bank CEO to leave
• Venture event draws tech startups
• Students Earn Servant Leadership Awards
• “Community Free Days” Announced at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
• Miracles, History, Homelessness, and Conspiracy
• Voyage to Coal Oil Point
• Novim aims to settle climate change debate
• $22M verdict tossed
• Surf’s up at GaN: Transphorm reaches $63M funding mark
• Bank buy starts Mission shopping spree
• Gearing up for 4G: Area telecom firms see uptick in business
• Front Row Seat for NASA Fan
• Carlos Jimenez Appointed Portfolio Manager at The Duncan Group
• Create Your Own Santa Barbara Adventure
• Martinez Found Guilty of Assault and Torture
• State Controller Coming to Town
• Tarry Feet and Slimy Dogs
• Thinking Green When You're in the Red
• Pay for Policing with Booze Tax
• New South Coast Marine Protected Areas Set to Take Effect
• July 4th Celebration
• July 4 Parade
• Extreme Animals: An Evening with Jacob and David July 7 at CAF
• Hot Weather Tips from Public Health
• Santa Barbara Airport Offers Travel Tips for Busy Fourth of July Weekend
• SBPD Has New Public Information Officer
• Ibarra Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• All Four North County Brushfires Out
• New Evidence Brought Into Martinez Trial
• Montecito Sotheby’s Branch Attends London Art Sale
• Goleta Moves Forward on Controversial Creek Project
• S.B. Tech Company Endorsed by Google
• Other Lives Make a Must-See Opening Act
• Beware the Fireworks
• Strides of Pride
• Paint the Town
• Who We Is
• Front Row Seat for NASA Fan
• County Strikes Deals with Union Groups
• Rare Species to Get More Protection in Forest
• Arts & Lectures Brings Great American Musicals Outdoors
• Crews Battle Four North County Brushfires
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Helps Spanish-Speakers Cope With Loss Through Hispanic Family Services Program
• Send in the Atheists
• Benefits With Friends
• Car Careens into Mission Creek
• Capps Tours Artisan Court
• W. Basketball. Having the right drive for UCSB
• Judge All But Squashes Suit Against Boy Scouts
• Grand Jury Examines Government Salaries, Benefits, Pensions
• Judge Rules Against Wealthy Landowner
• Police Station Public Enemy #1
• Waterfront Director Retires
• Rise Against, 3OH!3 Headline 17th Annual Vans Warped Tour
• House Closes Sewing Machine Shop
• Putting the 'Ow' Back in Bow-Wow
• Robert Danforth Morris, 1979-2011
• Summer Grill, Makes Me Feel Fine
• First Strike
• Is Joe Btfsplk Jinxing Huguette’s Museum?
• Broken Dreams, Budding Promises
• volume 25, number 285, June 30 - July 7, 2011
• Rebeccas
• County Staff Will Probe Deeper into Coral Casino Issue
• San Marcos Gridiron Renamed Warkentin Stadium
• 'Artists & Architects on the Road: Works from the University Art Museum' Opens July 7 at Sullivan Goss Gallery
• Trial Isla Vista Murder Suspect Will Start in August
• Human Rights Watch Santa Barbara Coordinator Appointed
• Jury Hears Closing Arguments in Ibarra Murder Trial
• Sex Crimes Tennis Coach Switches Lawyers
• Veterinarian Educates Pet Owners on Proper Nutrition for Their Furry Friends
• Montecito Bank & Trust and Easy Lift Wrap Support around the Santa Barbara Triathlon
• Perils of Street Living Realized by Boyd
• Exploring Racism
• Beach Sampling Results, June 27th
• General News. Gauchos Introduce V Pack Season Ticket Offer
• M. Soccer. Gauchos Introduce V Pack Season Ticket Offer
• Council Approves Cliff Drive Re-Striping
• S.B. Sweat
• 1776 at Goleta Valley Junior High
• Exotic Tastes
• Safety Beats Speed on Cliff Drive
• Cars 2
• Goleta Beautification Is Nigh
• Rowse Declares Candidacy
• New Hires at UCSB and SBCC
• Trash Wars: David Eats Goliath
• My Morning Jacket Head Home for Circuital
• Downloading Self-Control
• Players Brave and True
• Hippycrits
• Capps and Culture
• Construction to Give Way to Music
• Music Academy Season Preview
• Montreal Jazz Fest Report
• Political Ad Knocks Capps's Medicare Votes
• SBCC Hosts Summer Farmers Market
• Academy Festival Orchestra at the Granada
• Theater Camp Ends to ‘The Sound of Music’
• D’Sant Angelo Fires Attorney, Again
• Are Yoga and Pilates Bad for You?
• Trial Continues for Man Accused of Beating, Torturing Homeless Woman
• A Dance Party Where Silence Is Golden
• The De la Guerra Wedding
• Beginners
• Van Gogh to Munch: European Masterworks at the SBMA
• A Shot of the Auteur Label
• Alison Krauss and Union Station at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Celebrate Independence Day with a Presidential Dinner
• Santa Barbara Welcomes the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
• Wiz Khalifa at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Police Scale Back Search for Ramona Price Remains
• Recording Studio and Music Production Company Opens
• Visible Numerical Address / Is Your Number Up
• Far Western Hires Chef Rick
• Katherine Harvey Fellows to Announce Grants to Support Local Investments for Youth & Education
• Protest Diablo Warns of Inevitable Power Plant Disasters
• Community Supported Fishery Program to Come to UCSB
• M. Track. Great Achievements for Martin and Scherer Despite Disappointing Finishes
• New Affordable, Handicap Accessible Housing Authority Apartments Exemplify Smart Growth Infill Development Model
• Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Donate $43,000 to Local Cities for Fourth of July Fireworks Events
• Focus on Fire Safety / Fireworks
• Drill Baby, Drill?
• West Beach Wading Pool to Open Tuesday, July 5
• Registration Open for Goleta Youth Volleybal
• Hitting the Heights in Athens
• Benefit for Japan Tsunami Victims
• Power Up
• W. Basketball. Mitchell Adds Thormodsgaard to Staff
• Business Times honored at L.A. Press club gala
• Birth of a Book on Hidden Cuba
• Mission Community Bank to buy Santa Lucia
• Made in California: Simi Valley firm makes it locally and ships globally
• New CalAmp CEO walks in as focus shifts
• Feds go after oil magnate’s operations
• They shatter glass ceilings: Firm coaches women to negotiate for advancement
• Bruce H. Lipshutz Receives Green Chemistry Award
• Increased Number of Patients to Call Serenity House Home
• Empathy for Elephants
• Dirty Air to Get Dirtier?
• Social Venture Partners Santa Barbara Announces 2011 Investees with Check Presentation Ceremony
• Santa Barbara Business Couple Honored with Service Award
• One Local’s Photo Could Inspire Ron Howard Film
• Unsung Heroes of the Ocean
• Turning Trash into Treasure
• Neverland From Above
• UCSB Ultimate on CBS Sports Network
• Resurfacing of State Route 225 in Santa Barbara
• Golfers Take to Greens to Raise Some for Local Organizations
• The Field of Champions Campaign Nearly Reaches Fundraising Goal
• Novacoast Expands its Corporate Offices in Santa Barbara
• License, Vaccinate and Microchip Your Dog at the Goleta Licensing Clinic
• Chocolate and Tequila Tasting Party Funds for AHA!
• Over 65 Local Cancer Patients Assisted During First Year of Breast Cancer Navigation Program
• Adult High School/GED Graduation Held at SBCC Campus
• Island Brewing Company Celebrates 10th Anniversary
• UC Santa Barbara Undergraduate Wins Top Honors in UC Education Abroad Research Program
• Fiesta Ranchera Kicks Off Fiesta Season
• Company Wins Global Award for Packaging Innovation
• Swedish Store Sweeps State Street
• A Walk Through the Solstice Jungle
• Man & Woman of the Year
• News to Yous
• Clarence Clemons, 1942-2011
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Poodle Radio on Building the Solstice Parade and New S.B.-Connected Cinema
• Special comment by the editor: In memory of Gilman Spencer
• Trial Begins for Man Accused of Beating, Torturing Homeless Woman
• Inspired Writing
• Drugs upon Drugs
• $20 Million Building Sold
• Rotary Chooses the Ambassadorial Scholar for 2011, Awards Graduate Assistance Grants to El Puente Community Students
• Scam Warning: 'Lotto Commission' Sends Bogus Checks
• Week in Sports
• Santa Barbara Ranks #9 Most Joyous City In U.S.
• Discussion and Drama at Gang Task Force Meeting
• Highway 101 Lanes to Close for Hollister Overcrossing Demolition
• M. Swimming. Three Gauchos Qualify for 2012 Olympic Trials
• License, Vaccinate and Microchip Your Dog at the Goleta Licensing Clinic
• Junior League of Santa Barbara Presents Community Assistance Fund Awards
• McCune gives $1.5M to UCSB Arts & Lectures
• More than 400 attend H&M opening
• East Coast investors buy $20M property in Goleta
• Transphorm hits $63M in funding
• Street Parking Near Refugio May Go Bye-Bye
• School District Nearly Done with Employee Negotiations
• Williams More Mellow than Counterparts about Brown's Budget Veto
• Grand Jury Looks at Higher Truancy Rates
• Head of County Air Pollution Control District to Retire
• Swinging for the Bleachers
• Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle Talks Writing, Recording, Metal
• Peabody Principal Takes Job with Bill Gates
• Three People, Two Horses Fall off Trails
• UCSB Professor Given Big-Time Award
• Beach Sampling Results, June 13th
• Vandenberg Launches Nuke-Capable Missile
• Capps Speaks
• Why I Can’t Be President (and Never Could)
• Supes Pass Poor Man's Budget
• Making the Los Padres Even More Wild
• K-9 Krazies
• Feds Sue Greka
• Summer Sparklers
• Believe It or Don't
• Free Studio Sunday on the Front Steps
• M. Track. Martin and Scherer Represent UCSB at USA Outdoor National Championships
• County Scrutinizes Ty Warner's Compliance at Coral Casino
• Clark Estate to Become Public Art Museum
• DA Looks to Extradite Quaids
• Meth Trafficker Sentenced to More than 15 Years in Prison
• Last Will & Testament of “Reluctant Heiress” Huguette Clark
• From Good to Grape
• Man Who Attacked Jail Guard Gets Life
• Legalize Clotheslines
• Common Ground SB Rallies the Troops
• A Film for My Father
• Elings Park to Host Central California American Softball Association Western National Qualifying Tournament, June 24-26
• Hot Meals on Hot Wheels
• Polo Club Prepares Royal Reception
• French Festival Canceled
• University of California Students Receive $600,000 in Dedicated Study Abroad Scholarship Funds
• Information Meeting on State Route 246/154 Intersection Improvements
• Baseball. UCSB Hires Checketts as New Baseball Coach
• M. Basketball. Somogyi to Join Hungarian National Team for World University Games
• Cliff Drive May Lose a Lane
• Go to Cádiz, If You Please
• Mariano Silva, Master of Capoeira
• The Tree of Life
• Who CARES?
• Search for Ramona Price Enters Digging Phase
• Wiz Khalifa Finds Fame on His Terms
• Cops Union, DA Endorse Early
• Giving Birth: A Laughing Matter?
• Santa Barbara Artists Look Good Together
• 1776 at Goleta Junior High
• Music Academy of the West Season Opens
• The Sta. Rita Hills Winegrowers Alliance Are All Fired Up About the AVA's 10th Anniversary Celebration
• Baseball. UCSB to Introduce New Baseball Coach on Wednesday
• M. Soccer. Opoku Called Up to Ghana U-23 National Team Camp
• Crews Start Digging for Suspected Remains of Ramona Price
• Flights Over Neverland for Anniversary of M.J.'s Death
• Baseball. Connor Whalen Signs Deal With Brewers
• Sustainable Vocations Program for Youth
• 2011 “Art of Recovery” Show a Success
• From War to Peace; From Swords to Plowshares
• Goleta Companies Get Major Federal Cash for Lighting Projects
• Duo Aims to Enable iPhone Addicts
• City of Life and Death
• SB-ADaPT Festival at Center Stage Theater
• The Record Collection
• KCSBeat, Meet Yardbeat
• Solstice Sculptor Has Big Heart for Young Artists
• Vandenberg to Launch Nuclear-Capable Missile
• Dr Laura Schlessinger Joins Fundraiser for US Troops
• Cutting the Wrong Salaries
• Bloody Knife Subject of Testimony in Murder Trial
• In My Back Yard
• ‘Bollywood’ Dancers Featured at India House Solstice Fundraiser June 21
• Santa Barbara Weekly Gas Price Update
• Santa Barbara Honoring Women in Psychology
• Another State Street Vacancy
• Hillside House Gets a Boost to Its Long-Term Health
• Toots and the Maytals
• Kids Cash-In Childhood in “The Race to Nowhere”
• Colburn to Join Westmont Volleyball Team
• Who Was Frank Flournoy?
• Uncommon Conifers
• Higa Given First Award in her Honor
• The Rosebuds
• Roaming Free
• Give a Little
• Poodle Radio on Goletan Astronomy and Getting Kids to Dance
• Airport Unveils New Terminal Building
• Region’s tech firms argue over online tax laws
• CoLAB sues over land rules
• Space group took $16M in public funds
• Seeing red: Raspberries move up on crop list
• Investing in Cow Poly: Leprino gives $5M for new dairy master’s degree
• Haskell's Beach Is Our Beach
• U.S. and California File Civil Lawsuit Against Greka Oil & Gas Inc.
• Maia Is Many
• Batya Goes Basic
• Activists Speak Out Against War on Drugs
• Grand Jury Reports on Truancy
• Demolition of Hollister Overcrossing Scheduled for Next Week
• Surf Ghetto Grows One Stronger
• In My Life
• Debt, Deficits, and the Dollar: 7 Key Facts
• Santa Barbara Mission Restoration Ice Cream Social
• Sunday Fundraiser at James Joyce Will Aid Solstice Celebration
• Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care Announces Grand Opening of New Hospice Inpatient Facility
• Resurfacing of State Route 225 in Santa Barbara Begins Next Week
• Live Oak Round Up, Ojai Look Back
• Nationwide ‘Kiss and Tell’ to Win Marriage for Same-Sex Couples
• Diablo Canyon Safe, Say Nuclear Regulators
• U.S. Sues Greka
• Hot Tips to Keep Critters Cool
• Moore Honored as Cypress College Outstanding Alumnus
• Supes Continue to Nail Down ‘Bare Bones’ Budget
• PSA from Breast Cancer Resource Center
• ‘Blue Jean Burglar’ Arrested
• Thrifting Mecca at Isla Vista GIVE Sale
• Summer Sipping Wines
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Daddy Dearest
• Tracy Letts’ Superior Donuts at the Geffen
• Feds sue Greka over oil spills
• CAC’s Youth Corps Members Recognized for a Second Year of Achievements at Local Celebration
• Local Company Be Green Packaging wins Global Packaging Award
• Solstice Celebration Still Needs Volunteers
• Ryan Byrne Joins Santa Barbara City College as Director of Athletics
• Last Minute Father’s Day Gadgets for Grands and Greats!
• Art From Scrap Receives Donation From My Morning Jacket
• 'Bollywood' Party planned for Tuesday, June 21
• Santa Barbara Region Chamber of CommercePresents3 rd and Final B.E.C.O.O.L. Event for Local Teens
• New Serenity House
• Ideawork Studios Brings Home the Gold
• Antioch University Board of Governors Lawrence D. Stone, Ph.D. Elevated To Board Chair
• Submarine
• McConnell’s to Be Sold
• M. Basketball. Williams Adds Ryan Madry to Complete Coaching Staff
• Body-Sniffing Dogs Find “Area of Interest” in Search for Missing Girl
• Trade lenders to acquire Oxnard bank
• City Employees Agree to Salary Concessions
• Judge Rules Against Pappas in Attorney’s Fees Hearing
• Channelkeeper Gets Grant for Reducing Plastic Bags
• Man Accused of Torture Heads to Trial
• State Street's Vacant Storefronts
• Big Screen TV Thefts on the Rise
• Vandenberg Launches Science Satellite
• Art Joins Poetry on the Beach
• Step Up for SBCC
• Supreme Court Justice Speaks At Graduation
• Dogs of a Feather Flock Together
• No Secret Sessions, Please
• Budget Hatchet Cleaves into Basic Services
• Space Invaders
• Mandy Chinn
• Hobbyists to Heroes: Santa Barbara Instrument Group (SBIG)
• Stand-Out Star Club: Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit
• Super Scope: Westmont College Observatory's Keck Telescope
• Warming Shwarming
• Take Sacto's Lead
• Gang Injunction Defendant Denied Counsel
• City of Goleta: 2nd Public Hearing on the Draft Mitigated Negative Declaration
• Santa Barbara Middle Schoold and MTD Put Poetry In Motion
• Man Convicted of Attempted Lewd Act with Child
• Possible Continuation of Fiscal Year 2011/2012 Budget Hearings to Thursday, June 16, 2011
• Children’s Festival Featured at 2011 Solstice Celebration
• Utility Rates Set to Jump
• Peace Breaks Out Over Valle Verde
• A Moldy Conclusion
• Brad Ebner Wins Gold
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Named UCSBgauchos.com/Golden 1 Credit Union Athlete of the Week
• M. Volleyball. Menzel Takes His Talent to Pan Am Games
• Beach Sampling Results, June 13th
• Homeless Parolee Goes on Burglary Spree
• Free Melanoma Screening Provides Needed Exams, Raises Awareness
• Prock Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
• Graphic Evidence Presented in Ibarra Murder Trial
• Bill Callahan Takes Us to the End of the World
• Sailor School
• Rajat Parr's Sandhi Wines
• Super 8
• Bubble Trouble
• Preventing Wrong-Site Surgery
• Glossy and Glam, with Girth
• Quelling the Cash Controversy
• The War on Drugs 40 Years Later
• Santa Ynez Valley Wine Around by the Lake Event Canceled
• Advocates To Battle Budget Cuts
• Dare Kids to Dance
• Live Oak Celebrates Year 23
• Arts and Lectures 2011-2012 Season
• The Search for Ramona Price
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Named All-American for Second Straight Year
• Star Party to Feature Saturn, Ring Nebula
• M. Volleyball. Dylan Davis Selected to USA Volleyball Jr. National Team
• Peter Gabriel at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Play It Fast and Loud
• W. Basketball. Mitchell Adds Two to UCSB Staff
• Week in Sports
• M. Soccer. Big West vs. Big East Showdowns On Tap in 2011
• Brothers Finish Testimony in Murder Trial
• A Surprise Evening of Japanese Jazz
• Ori Gersht: Lost in Time at SBMA
• Cocktail Contest Curious?
• The Power of Palmina
• Santa Barbara Boats in Transpac Race
• Meek’s Cutoff
• Picture This
• Mapping the Future
• Old Town Business Owners Rethink Redevelopment
• Don't Go Near the Water
• Florida Man Arrested on Child Molestation Charges
• New Exhibit Opening June 26 at Lompoc Museum
• UCSB Ranks Highest in Nation in Gilman International Scholarship Awards
• Sculpture to Save a Family
• SB SCORE Announces New Office Location with Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce
• Tessa Marie Parker Debuts Wine Brand
• Kaleidoscope Award Honors Outgoing Marymount Head of Schooland the Renowned World Religions Program She Established
• Swimming Pool Safety
• Sotheby’s International Realty Sponsors the 2nd Annual Hugs for Cubs Charity Golf Tournament
• Local Real Estate Agency Launches New Charitable Program to Protect Endangered Oceans
• Make Parking Free on Sunday
• Ojai Music Festival at the Libbey Bowl
• Weekend Crime Blotter
• I'm on a Boat!
• Baseball. Davis, Wheeler Sign Free Agent Deals
• Buffalo Springfield at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Ibarra Murder Trial Continues With Spotty Testimony
• Hairspray in Santa Maria and Solvang
• Flying High
• Tale as Old as Time
• Making surgery safer: Santa Maria doctor teams up with Cal Poly
• Montecito becomes a two-newspaper town
• Digital’s next level: SLO marketing firms hire and expand
• Blogger feuding with EMI
• Affinity downsizes, puts HQ up for sale
• Maia's Back!
• It's All in How You Hold Your Hands
• City College Gets a Budget…Sort Of
• M. Track. Martin Places Eighth at NCAA Championships
• Discover Devereux Slough
• Safe Until It Isn't
• Adventurers Anonymous
• Redistricting Shakes Up Political Topography
• Citizens Redistricting Commission Will Release Official Draft Maps on June 10, 2011
• City of Goleta Seeking Applicants for Deputy/Assistant City Attorney
• Santa Barbara Tobacconist Accepted Into Premium Cigar Association
• New 2011-2012 Recreational Groundfish Regulations
• SBCC Faculty Member and Program Win Statewide Diversity Award
• Hwy. 101 Paving from Gaviota to Old Coast Highway/Nojoqui Grade
• Los Padres National Forest to Offer “Fee Free” Days
• Taste of the Nation Raises $50,000 To Help End Childhood Hunger in Santa Barbara
• Montecito Bank & Trust Provides $11,000 for Local Scholarships
• Boulder Entrepreneur Gives State Street Some Fashion “Savvy”
• Narcotics Detectives Turn to Public
• Details Revealed During Ibarra Murder Trial
• National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Honors Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Volunteer
• UCSB HR Student Association Receives Distinguished Award
• California to Receive More Than $4.2 Million from the U.S. Department of Energy to Advance Next-Generation Energy-Efficient Lighting
• Phones in S.B.
• Experimental Artists Converge on Santa Barbara
• Pit Bull in Peril
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Poodle Radio on Summer Barbecues and State Budgets
• Space group disbands after failed Vandenberg project
• Super 8
• Subcommittee Talks Data, Minus Francisco
• Police Responding to State Street Bank Robbery
• Vazquez Named New Dean of Admission
• Blondell Racks Up Another Indy Award
• Agencies Petition to Reduce Max Speed for Big Boats
• Upcoming Events Don't Sweat Equine Herpes
• Tracking the Fracking
• Diablo Canyon Relicensing Possibly Delayed for Years
• Francisco Argues Against Brown Act
• Teachers Union and School District Reach Deal
• oso Returns to the Fold
• Ojai Legends and Legacies
• Getting Around to It
• The 2011 Indy Theater Awards
• Let Sleeping Dogs Die
• High Cost of Dreams
• Wrist Slaps Give Way to Helping Hands
• Huguette Clark 1906 – 2011
• Mixed Messages
• Starshine Roshell
• volume 25, number 282, June 9-16, 2011
• La Petite Chouette at the Lobero Theatre
• NACCAP Lauds Luy with Lifetime Award
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Qualifies for Finals at NCAA Championship
• Baseball. Vedo Selected in MLB Draft
• 42nd Annual H. Thomas Guerry Awards Recognize Excellence in Law Enforcement for S.B. County
• Out-of-State Tuition to the Rescue
• Softball. Softball Lands Junior College Standout
• Beach Sampling Results, June 6th
• Homecoming King
• Fresh & Easy Survives Appeal
• Self Announces Plan to Run for Reelection
• Sips to Savor This Summer
• Ojai Music Fest 2011 Preview
• Tree Hugging
• Young Dance Artists Show Their Stuff
• Midnight in Paris
• UCSB's 800-Meter Thoroughbred
• Lost: One Father
• Fire Season Off to Hot, Wet Start
• Keep Big Rigs Off 154
• Baseball. Jesse Meaux, Mark Haddow Picked in MLB Draft
• The Fantasticks at Ensemble Theatre
• Summer Camp Season Begins at Westmont
• Schwartz: Aiding Homeless is Civil Rights Work
• Deputy Hurt in Mysterious Crash
• War Journalist on Brotherhood and Longing for Combat
• Bicyclist Chokes on Bag of Crack; Parolee Eludes Officers
• Retirement System CEO to Step Down
• Carbon Monoxide Detectors to Become Law
• Sizzling Summer BBQ Contest, Year Two
• Clattering Windows
• Poisonous Plants
• The Big Uneasy
• All The World's a Soundstage
• College Is Free for Cars
• Ventura County business mentor wins regional award
• Black Lips Crank It Up for New Album
• Harry Shearer: The Interview
• En La Radio KCSB, Se Puede
• Sedgwick Reserve Hikes
• Retroactive Rule Change
• Last Oaks Standing
• KJEE’s Summer Round-Up at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Bullshot Crummond at Circle Bar B
• Taj Mahal Trio at the Lobero Theatre
• M. Soccer. Gaucho Fans Can Now Really Bring The Noise!
• Missing Children Honored Through Portraits
• Fire in Funk Zone
• Rental Board Gets Reprieve
• Goleta Pellet Gun Shooter Ruled Incompetent
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• Other Lives
• Skin Cancer Screenings
• Fist Fights No Way to Settle Fender Benders
• Broken Budgets and Development Dreams

• Calavo earnings down on higher avo costs
• M. Track. Guachos Wrap Up Successful Season, Martin Heads to NCAA Championships
• Cumbre puts small caps in its crosshairs
• Textbook hookup: Students develop tract-sharing app
• $35M verdict stands
• Montecito Sugar Shack Gets Edwards Indicted
• Been Here Before
• Bombs to Bodywork
• Suspect Accused of Planned Robbery Skips Court
• On Parking Lots
• Join the Zoo Brew Crew
• Families ACT Confirms Grand Jury Findings
• How to Start Your Summer Adventuring Right
• Santa Barbara Women's Poilitical Committee Seeking Santa Barbara City Council Candidates for Endorsement
• Rep. Lois Capps Submits Peace Foundation’s Declaration into Congressional Record
• National Trails Day Event Planned in Santa Barbara June 4
• DAWG Saves a Dozen Puppies and Their Mom
• Ronald R. Koegler Honored by National Indie Excellence Awards
• Musser Sentenced to Life Without Parole
• Sun Ring No Cause For Alarm
• Virtual Dissection
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Qualify for 2012 ITA National Kick-Off Weekend
• Opera Santa Barbara Unveils Impressive 2011-12 Season
• Lykke Li Cancels Summer Round-Up Performance
• Milpas Meeting: Less Ire, More Info
• Vargas to Stand Trial for Isla Vista Murder
• Fields of Foodie Dreams
• M. Tennis. UCSB Men's Tennis Recruiting Class Ranked 24th Nationally, First Among Mid-Majors
• UCSB Will Graduate 5,142 Students in Eight Commencement Ceremonies
• Craigslist with a Conscience
• La Petite Chouette at the Lobero
• Picnic in the Park
• Sprout to Headline Hitchhiking Fundraiser
• Adoptable Pets of the Week
• Detectives Arrest Bank Robbery Suspect
• Disturbance Suspect Dies in Hospital
• Fire Safe Landscaping
• San Marcos Will Go Green for Graduation
• Goleta Water District Jacks Up Rates
• Band of Skulls Take a Recording Break, Head West
• Livin’ the Dream
• Ten More Armed Officers Not Needed
• School Board Approves Overhaul of SBHS
• Grand Jury Report Looks at Homeless Mentally Ill
• NRC Postpones Diablo Canyon Decision for Seismic Studies
• Montecito to Get Second Newspaper
• Secure Communities Exemption Bill Clears Hurdle
• Jury Selection Begins in Goleta Murder Trial
• Double Deadline
• Murdered but Not Forgotten
• volume 25, number 281, June 2-9, 2011
• CAF’s Home Show, Revisited
• Charles Donelan
• Seven Habits of Highly Effective Dogs
• CalAmp gets new CEO, brightens outlook
• California Fish Laced with Mercury
• Suicide Barrier Gets Green Light
• W. Volleyball. Volleyball Team Signs Top Hitter
• Caltrans Repaving a Section of Hwy. 246 Near Tularosa Road
• Week in Sports
• Dilbert Faulkner Has a Boat to Build
• County and Water Providers Promote Ocean Friendly Gardens Program
• Countywide Preventive Maintenance Application of Scrub Seal and Micro-Surfacing Project
• Hortipharm Defendants May Strike a Deal
• MCA Gets Practical
• ’Q ’Em Up Once Again—Deadline Extended!
• Playing Hardball
• The Girls Are Back in Town
• The Hangover Part II
• A Beer Dinner Is What the Doctor Ordered
• Damsel in Distress
• Elect President by Popular Vote
• Don't Say ‘Gay’
• City Hall Squawking Over Snowy Plover Protections
• Studio Sunday on the Front Steps
• The Eyes on Diablo
• S.B. Detectives Arrest Attempted Murder Suspect in Chicago
• Baseball. Three Gauchos Named to All-Big West First Team
• Largest DARE Graduation in SBSO History
• EDC's Annual Celebrating Paradise Saved Event
• 445 students Participate in SBCC Commencement
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Calls on Local Photographers for Public Art Opportunity
• W. Swimming. Seven Gauchos Earn All-MPSF Academic Honors
• Newnan Headed to UCLA
• W. Track. Snita Ashford: A Great Example
• The Chris Robinson Brotherhood at SOhO
• The Beaver
• Ranching History
• Greg Curry Returns To UCSB As Assistant Coach
• KJEE’s Swedish Invasion
• The Fantasticks at Ensemble Theatre Company
• Gastronomy, To Go
• Sunset Soirée
• Capps Votes Against Defense Bill and Patriot Act
• Santa Barbara hoteliers ask for more police aid
• Deckers bets $120M on Sanuk’s success
• Scan this, track that: Westlake firm helps institutions monitor assets
• Brave new biotech: Camarillo startup launches first products
• UC Santa Barbara Summer Camps Program Will Celebrate its 30th Anniversary
• Baseball. Trevor Whyte Named Big West Player of the Week
• HRH The Prince Consort Henrik of Denmark to Visit Solvang during Centennial Celebration
• Manchester Orchestra
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• Wine-Down Mondays
• Arent H. "Barry" Schuyler 1923 – 2011
• Theater History Revision
• Tennis Coach Convicted of Sex Crimes Violates Probation
• Mahal’s Musical Mayhem
• The Santa Barbara Museum of Art Is A Blue Star Museum!
• UCSB Announces Change In Baseball Leadership
• DeVry arrives in Oxnard with MBA offerings
• Baseball. UCSB Says Goodbye to 14 Seniors
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Will Represent Gauchos at NCAA Championships
• Assistance League of Santa Barbara: Low Prices, High Hopes
• Gifts and Purposes
• Work Out for Good Cause
• Teen Arts Mentorship Show at The Arts Fund
• Trudelle, MacDonald Compete on Last Day of Nationals
• Baseball. Vedo Supplies the Pitching, Whyte Supplies the Power as UCSB Blanks Pacific, 5-0
• Man Retried in Carpinteria Murder Case
• Goleta Company Can't Stop Growing
• Food to You
• Paths to Immortality
• Victoriaville Heroes
• UCSB Dance Company at Center Stage Theater
• Kids These Days
• Local Beaches Make the Grade...Sort Of
• Thompkins Sets PRs in Decathlon, Finishes Eighth
• Thompkins Sets PRs in Decathlon, Finishes Eighth
• M. Track. Martin is First Gaucho to Secure Spot to NCAA Championships
• Baseball. Whyte's Five RBI Carries Gauchos Past Pacific
• Documentary Digs Into the F-Bomb
• Activists To Fight Loss of Pro Pay Program
• Three Reasons to Check Out UCLA’s JazzReggae Festival That Aren’t Jazz or Reggae
• Throwing Out the Clowns
• Horowitz Gives Tamer Talk to Calmer Audience
• Thank-A-Thon Wraps Up Year In Gaucho Fund
• Localizing our Food System
• M. Water Polo. Wolf Wigo to be Inducted into USA Water Polo Hall of Fame
• A Campus Divided
• Eat, Drink, and Be Charitable
• Memorial Day Barbecue
• Kitty Rescue
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• W. Track. Justine Diaz and Ryan Martin Qualify for Quarterfinals at NCAA Preliminaries
• Kolodinski Wins National Championship
• Trio of Gang Members Sentenced for 2007 Murder
• Baseball. Gauchos Host Pacific in Final Series of the Season
• Menzel, Moreno Take Home Top Athlete Honors at 2011 SB Awards
• Serban Evaluation Update
• Week in Sports
• There Be Dragons
• Ceres files for $100M IPO
• BMXers Flip and Fly Over State Street
• Decker's Family Grows By One
• Hall of Fame
• Women and Children … Go Gigging
• Beach, Beer Dinner—Bingo!
• Armored Flora
• Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
• Biggest Budget, Deepest Cut?
• As Dog is My Witness
• True Lies
• Will Arnold Move Here?
• Chris Meagher
• volume 25, number 280, May 26 - June 2, 2011
• She Won (Get Over It)
• Calavo to buy sandwich company
• The Spill’s Broad Reach
• Density Deal Gone in a Blink
• Homeless Man Dies Near Milpas Offramp
• Murillo Says She’s Not A Homeless Advocate
• Beach Sampling Results, May 23rd
• Anacapa School Skirts the Stratosphere
• Horowitz Coming Back to Santa Barbara
• Goleta Water District Directors to Vote on Rate Hike
• Well Suited
• Painting the Town
• Lyme Disease
• It's About Timing
• From Lawyer to Artist to Coastal Commissioner
• Extreme Makeover: High School Edition
• I Want Camp
• Hospice of Santa Barbara Helps Young People Cope With Loss
• American Red Cross Responds to Deadly Midwest Tornadoes
• Public and Private Enterprise Team Up Giving Rise to One of County’s Largest Solar Energy Projects
• Lower Mission Creek – Reach 1A, Phase 1 Construction to Begin
• Goleta CERT Drill
• Santa Paula Man Wins Grand Prize in Santa Barbara Million Dollar Home Raffle
• S.B. Residents Lend a Hand in Storm-Ravaged South
• Get Paid to Recycle Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer on Saturday, June 4
• Performance-Review Campaign
• Baseball. Loredo's Complete Game 5-Hitter Paces Gauchos to 5-0 Win Over LMU
• Santa Barbara Ring Shout Gears Up for D.C.
• Students to Circle the Globe to Serve this Summer
• Wetlands, Naked Walrus at Velvet Jones
• Extra Time Needed for Serban's Evaluation
• 3 Reasons to Head South for Lightning in a Bottle
• Clark Estate Owner Dies at 104
• Man Dies After Trying to Drive From Passenger's Seat
• Big West Adds Sac State As Associate Member In Men's Soccer
• Cress Named to Academic All-America® Team
• UCSB’s Bren School Powers Up New Visitor Center
• Heavy-Hitters Tout Benefits of Zero-Emission Cars
• Maritime Museum’s Sea of Light Exhibit Illuminates the Channel’s Depths
• Feeling Blue
• Butterflies Alive!
• Fanciful Obit Tribute
• KCSB on Your iPod — or Audio Device of Choice
• W. Track. UCSB Racks Up Several All-Conference Awards Heading Into NCAA Preliminaries
• Jeanson, Lima, Kolodinski Honored by SBART
• UCSB Presents Hamlet
• Moody Blues at the Granada Theatre
• Jennifer Koh at the Music Academy of the West’s Hahn Hall
• Courthouse Legacy Foundation Project Update
• John Birch Society
• Colin Campbell Cooper at Sullivan Goss
• My Morning Jacket
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• Please Pass the Scapegoat
• Trustees seek $148M from Bryan Cave
• Ready for takeoff: Santa Barbara terminal opens in July
• West Ventura County forms tourism district
• Horse power: Platinum Performance taps equine and human markets
• Baseball. Capito's Stellar Performance Wasted, Aggies Rally to Beat Gauchos 5-4
• Cleaning Up Hazardous Oil-Pier Debris
• Judy Keim, 1944-2011
• County Deep-Sixes Funding for 75 Nonprofit Programs
• Track and Field Headed to Nationals
• M. Golf. Scher Disqualified at NCAA San Diego Regional
• Baseball. Vedo Flirts With No-No, Helps Gauchos to Second Straight Shutout of UC Davis, 1-0
• Cruelty to Animals
• Salon Patine to Host Cut-a-Thon
• UCSB Students Spearhead Community Supported Fishery Program
• Token Withdrawal
• Reel Loud 2011
• Don't Call it a Comeback
• Unification Windfall
• Baseball. Davis' Four-Hit Gem Leads UCSB Past UC Davis, 11-0
• Montecito Rotary Club Awards Scholarships to SBCC Students
• Cuyama Residents Give Back to Their Community
• Saturn Viewing Party at Westmont Observatory
• New Camping Cabins Available to Reserve at Cachuma Lake and Jalama Beach County Parks
• Don't Lie
• Tequila!
• David McCullough Lecture
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Dining with Your Dog
• Open Letter to Congresswoman Capps
• Area Could Be Charming
• Home Cheap Home
• JPMorgan CEO: ‘Monumental disaster’ if U.S. defaults
• The Trip of a Lifetime
• Carlene Mitchell Named New UCSB Women's Basketball Coach
• Warriors Fall in Quarterfinals
• I.V. Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
• M. Track. UCSB Will Send Ten Individuals to NCAA Division I West Preliminaries
• Explosive Found in Isla Vista
• M. Golf. Scher Struggles on First Day of NCAA West Regional
• Baseball. UCSB Heads to Davis for Final Road Series of Season
• Bobby Takes Down the Champ
• Bobby Martinez Upsets Kelly Slater at the Billabong Rio Pro
• W. Basketball. UCSB Names Carlene Mitchell New Head Coach
• Deckers buys surf sandal brand for $120M
• Self Given Conflict of Interest Warning
• Statewide Tourism Numbers Looking Good
• Less Health Care for the Most Vulnerable?
• Public Redistricting Meetings Begin
• Paddle Power
• Lyons Possibly Retried in August
• Ode to Carrizo Plain
• Friends and Family Remember I.V. Murder Victim
• Thrown to the Dogs
• Fore! Back to the Future
• Homeless Crime Wave: Perception or Reality?
• Death
• Soul of the Nation
• Words from a Pulitzer Winner
• Ocean Canyon Ridge Challenge
• Ethan Stewart
• Blue Green Guide
• All Against All
• Outdoor Safety Tips
• volume 25, number 279, May 19-26, 2011
• SLO chamber announces new chief
• Be a PART of the ART at a FREE Pop-Up Potrait Studio at SBMA
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Named Big West Men's Athlete of the Year
• Santa Barbara Officials on State Budget Plan
• County Releases Proposed Budget
• UC Regents Name New Chair, Vice Chair
• Warriors Advance with Second Round Win
• Council Gives Pot Shops More Time to Move
• Dallas Willard to Talk About ‘How God is With Us’
• Arrest Made in Isla Vista Murder Case
• M. Basketball. Johnson Invited to Team USA Camp, Will Also Take Part in Kevin Durant Skills Academy
• Saving Hot Springs Forever
• Week in Sports
• Camerata Pacifica at Hahn Hall
• Bobby Martinez Advances in Billabong Rio Pro
• Extravaganza Draws Thousands for Annual UCSB Music Bash
• Beach Sampling Results, May 16th
• The Rio Learning Academy Presents the 2nd Annual Science and Technology Exhibition
• New Database Available for Property Searches
• W. Basketball. UCSB to Introduce New Head Women's Basketball Coach Thursday Morning
• Rock for the Cause
• Three Pickles Relishes Historic New Location
• Hal Kornell: 1919-2011
• Choral Concert of the Week
• Everything Must Go
• Other Side of the Pancake
• Open Letter to the President
• Thank YOU!
• Vegan for Discriminating Palates
• America’s Greatest Cycling Race
• Better Blind Than Fat?!
• Search for New UCSB Women's Basketball Coach Down to Two
• Central Coast Wine Growers’ Association Appoints Two New Boardmembers
• More Honors on the Eve of Nationals
• Softball. Four Gauchos Earn All-Big West Honors
• Zac Brown Band at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• National Weather Service Hazardous Weather Outlook for Southwestern California
• S.B. Courthouse Carving Nears Completion
• Woman Dies After Skidding Off Highway 154
• Softball. Cobb Named Big West Pitcher of the Week
• Graffiti Artist Makes Canvas Out of Forever 21 Store
• Bootie Saves Penguin's Booty
• 3 Reasons to Celebrate the Arlington’s 80th Birthday
• Bridesmaids
• UCSB Presents Hamlet
• Only Just Begun
• LOTR All-Nighter
• Room to Grow
• AeroMech slashes headcount after contract changes
• Jazz, Ambient, Women, and Musicology in the Wee Hours
• Authorities Release Description of Isla Vista Murder Suspect
• High Schoolers to Enjoy a Taste of College
• S.B. Symphony Season Finale
• Lauryn Hill at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Free Santa Maria Area Backyard Composting Workshop May 21
• ’Q ’Em Up Once Again
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Goleta Mobile Home Rent Control Case
• Moon to Direct Spiritual Formation Center
• Achromatic Variations and More
• Get Paid to Recycle Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer on Saturday, June 4
• Carpinteria: Santa Barbara County’s No Smoking Section
• License, Vaccinate and Microchip Your Dog at the Buellton Licensing Clinic
• Cruising the Adriatic
• Santa Barbara School Districts Celebrate 145 Years
• M. Track. Ryan Martin Selected UCSBgauchos.com Athlete of the Week
• Sports & Fitness Sampler
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• S. Carey
• Dues Paid for Continuing Ed
• How to Deal with It
• Tutu Touches Down in Montecito
• Detectives Investigating Isla Vista Murder
• Baseball. Irvine Finishes Off Sweep of Gauchos
• Santa Barbara startups scramble to find homes
• Scaling up: Cloud computing firm expands to double its space
• Area banks hiring hundreds of positions
• Zooming with business: Region gears up for Amgen tour visitors
• Software firms trade espionage claims
• What Batya’s Up To
• Been Here Before
• Ice an Injury?
• They’ll Take You There
• Mayor Files Lawsuit to Block End of World
• W. Track. Three More Conference Titles for the Gauchos at Big West Championships
• Day, MacDonald, 4 x 800 Relay Qualify for Nationals
• Baseball. UCSB Can't Hold Early Lead, Drops 7-4 Decision to No. 18 UC Irvine
• Softball. UCSB Completes Sweep of UC Davis
• Yardi Keeps It Local, Even While Going Global
• Lawyer with Limited Life Expectancy Gets Her Wish
• Blackout Detectives
• Running Rhône Wild
• Lucinda Childs’s “Dance” at the Granada
• Before 9/11 There Was 6/5
• Robert Johnson Not Selling His Soul, Just Real Estate
• M. Track. Gauchos Bring Home Three Conference Titles after Day One of Big West Championships
• Baseball. No. 17 UC Irvine Scores Early to Knock Out Gauchos
• Keck Telescope to Focus on Rings of Saturn
• Softball. Gauchos Grind Out Pair of Extra Inning Wins
• 70 State Parks Slated to Close
• Eastsider Facing 19 Years
• Mize Sentenced for Juvenile Hall Beating and Gang Jump-In
• Original Tile Setter's Mark Found in Courthouse Fountain
• Santa Barbara County Redistricting Public Meetings
• UCSB and Campus Sustainability Group Come to Agreement
• Anti-Drunk Driving Coalition Recognizes Their Own
• Something New
• CycleMAYnia Sampler
• David McCullough
• Beneficial Pets
• Adoptable Pet of the Week
• Choppy Seas as SBCC Trustees Embark on Two-Day Fiscal Odyssey
• City of Goleta Recognized for Excellence in Government Accounting and Financial Reporting for 8 th Consecutive Year
• SBMNH Presents Update of Master Plan with Schematic Design at Community Meetings on May 12 & 14
• KCSB 91.9 FM Announces Reorganization of News Department in “Note to Listeners”
• UC Santa Barbara Opens New Labyrinth Trail on Lagoon Island
• Support Fairview Gardens : May 17th
• Bishop DiegoSongbird Headed East
• SBCC School of Media Arts Showcase on May 19
• United Way of Santa Barbara County 88th Annual Award Celebration Winners
• Week in Sports
• Santa Barbara Teen News Network Auditions for Next Season in Start in May
• Santa Barbara Botanic Garden to Hold Final Meeting for Strategic Planning Process
• Fifth Annual Santa Barbara Harbor Nautical Swap Meet
• New Head of Laguna Blanca Lower School
• Supervisor Lavagnino to Host Open House
• Softball. UCSB Finishes Season at Home Against UC Davis
• Thompson to Play Volleyball for Warriors
• San Jose Detectives Arrest Man Who Fell From Overpass
• Best Rivalry In College Soccer
• Melchiori Wins $5.8 Million in Chapala One Fraud Case
• Bloggers Say It's Time for Some Recognition
• S.B. Symphony Gives West Coast Premiere May 14-15
• Pinks Slips Issued to Cut into County Deficit
• Home Recordings Lead to Gigs
• S.B. McDonald’s Hires 19 out of 495 Applicants
• Flying Feet
• It's Complicated
• Diablo Canyon: How Safe is Safe Enough?
• Greek to Me
• Ruo, Koh, and Other Delights
• Every Dog Has Its Day
• Laguna Blanca Lower School Gets New Leader
• The Homeless Count
• volume 25, number 278, May 12-19, 2011
• Isabelle T. Walker
• Man Crashes Car, Falls from Overpass
• M. Track. Gaucho's Head to Big West Championship This Weekend
• Baseball. Gauchos Defeat No. 13 UCLA
• Nun Scammer Found Guilty of Financial Elder Abuse
• Cloud Computing Firm Makes Big Move
• Tea Fire Civil Suits Merged
• Frack This
• Beach Sampling Results, May 9th
• Detectives Hunt for Suspected Isla Vista Drug Dealer
• W. Water Polo. Four Gauchos Earn All-Big West Honors
• M. Volleyball. Cullen Irons Named UCSBgauchos.com/Golden 1 Credit Union Athlete of the Week
• Public Workshops Highlight Solar
• Intellectual Heavyweights Go Toe-to-Toe
• P-Nut Jams at Notes for Notes
• Novelist Lisa Fugard to Speak in Santa Barbara
• Pamela Kendall Schiffer at Easton Gallery
• E Is for Epic Bowl
• Cave of Forgotten Dreams
• “Have You Lost Your Mind?”
• Nurses Are Needed
• Ms. Lauryn Hill Hits Santa Barbara
• Of Lawsuits, Regulations, and Agriculture
• Online Grades
• Basham, Lima, Cox, Mathews Honored by GSAC
• Men’s Tennis Headed to Mobile as #6 Seed
• Fleet Foxes at the Hollywood Palladium
• Assassins at Center Stage Theater
• Former President Honored at Winter Hall Dedication
• Adams Center for the Arts is Dedicated
• Grads Implored to ‘Live Eternally in the Moment’
• Paint&Pen Meet Folk and Funk at Jitters
• Goleta Gas Station Robbed at Gunpoint
• Search and Rescue Team Finds Missing Cattle Rancher
• Baseball. Gauchos Face Pair of Top-25 Teams This Week
• Tech firms search for new space
• Couple Spots Their Stolen Car and Calls Police
• Troubled Youths Take Their Second Chance
• Talking Prison Problems
• Big Fuchsias
• Poetry
• 3 Reasons to Catch The World Café
• Historic Home Tours
• Bitterness and Rage
• Tap-Dancing Teenagers
• Time to Make Good
• RightScale to take over Santa Barbara tech incubator
• Dario Pini Nominated to Landlord Hall of Shame
• Keeping It Kablamo
• Brophy Bros, Where All of Santa Barbara Goes
• Business Times wins national breaking news award
• Google exec: Technology alone won't change the world
• UCSB's Tough Loss Not Anything Like the Lakers'
• Bye-Bye, Ruben Mize
• L.A. Philharmonic at the Granada
• M. Golf. Scher Chosen to Play in NCAA Golf Regional
• M. Soccer. 2011 Soccer Season Tickets Now On Sale
• Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Wins the Only Nature Education Facilities Program Grant in Santa Barbara
• Crystal Stilts at Muddy Waters Café
• W. Basketball. Women's Basketball Golf Tournament is May 19
• Baseball. Vedo Named Big West Pitcher of the Week
• 2011 S.B. Jewish Festival at Oak Park
• Rock Climber Takes Fatal Plunge
• Troubled Youths Take Their Second Chance
• Wheels and Waves Car Show
• Deep Water
• Eucalyptus Trees
• News to Yous
• Poodle Radio on PUEBLO, CycleMAYnia, Buddhist art, and More
• Iggy Pop
• Coinage of the Realm
• In Defense of G.W. Bush
• Dems Hope Early Birds Get Worm
• W. Track. Gauchos Compete in Final Meet Before Conference Championships
• M. Basketball. Orlando Johnson Will Return to UCSB for His Senior Campaign
• Save the Seeds
• Baseball. Vedo Pitches Gauchos Past CSUN
• Pouring in millions: Japanese food oil venture proposed for harbor area
• ValueClick defies its skeptics
• Beyond biologics: Amgen bets new drugs will pay dividend
• Smaller firms win in defense makeover
• Earnings roundup: Deckers trips on Q2 outlook — Dole, Teledyne, First California also report
• Former Addict Founds Malibu Treatment Facility
• Greeting the Day in the Wilderness
• Student-Started Environmental Education Group Wins 100K
• M. Track. Masterson Finishes Third at Big West Combined Events
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Unable to Capture NCAA Championship
• Special Olympics
• Baseball. Gauchos Drop Game at Northridge
• Softball. Tigers Complete Sweep of Gauchos
• Ortega Street Bridge Replacement About to Start
• CrossFit Yin, Yoga Yang, and More Power to Play
• On Lucifer
• How to Make a Deep Green Building
• Right Off the Cliff
• DNA Links Goleta Double Murder to Possible Serial Killer
• Disrobing for a Cause
• W. Track. UCSB Combined Athletes Fare Well on First Day
• Baseball. Gauchos Shutout in Opener at Northridge
• Softball. Pacific Seals Series Win Over UCSB
• Cancer Center of Santa Barbara Offers Free Melanoma Screenings
• National Nurse Week—Recognizing Nurses in Santa Barbara County
• Vivian Girls at Muddy Waters Café
• Five People Hurt in Head-On Accident
• M. Volleyball. Playoff Preview: Men's Volleyball in NCAA Title Match
• Heal the Ocean Junior Council Organizes Regular Beach Cleanups
• Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against 154 Trucker
• San Marcos English Teacher Tops in County
• Pick a Pet
• Lucinda Childs’s Dance Comes to Santa Barbara
• Week in Sports: Gauchos Reach NCAA Volleyball Final
• Hung Jury in Lyons Murder Trial
• M. Volleyball. Davis Leads Gauchos Over USC, Into NCAA Finals
• Visible Numerical Address
• M. Track. Gauchos Head to Big West Combined Event Championships and Oxy Invite
• Santa Barbaran Hosts National Geographic Series
• W. Volleyball. Women's Volleyball Team Signs Setter to NLI
• Baseball. Trinkwon could be back on field by the weekend
• Baseball. UCSB Plays at Cal State Northridge Beginning on Friday
• Miller-McCune Names Steve Ainsley President and Publisher
• The Second R
• To Toba With Love
• Sorkin: Financial collapse could happen again
• Forecasters see slow recovery, shift in jobs
• Fear, Loathing, and Smart Meters
• Conflict of Interest?
• Department of Defense Funds UCSB Research
• Strickland's Bill in Response to City of Bell Fails
• Direct Relief Responds to Tornado Victims
• Pegi Young Makes Santa Barbara Debut
• The Whales Have Arrived
• Former SBCC President Appointed to Board of Governors
• Women's Fund Gives Over 500K to Nonprofits
• CycleMAYnia Month Kicks Off
• Harding Honors Allied Waste Services Manager
• County Curious About Venoco's Oil-Extraction Techniques
• Lies My Dog Told Me
• Braving Burning Busses and Brutal Beatings
• Marvin Valentine: 1958-2011
• Can Rental Task Force Survive Budget Ax?
• Wee John “Jack” Poett Campbell
• Mission Canyon Dreaming
• Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue Outdoor Safety Tips
• Four New Buildings Earn LEED Gold
• Older Mize Brother Sentenced
• Hortipharm Raid Targets in Court
• SBCC Phi Theta Kappa Members Named to All California Team
• Big North County Gang Bust
• Baseball. Nick Capito: A Great Example
• CHP—Santa Barbara to Conduct “Start Smart” Class
• The Santa Barbara County Courthouse Historic Fountain Preserved for All
• Warriors Add Name to Trophy
• Thao & Mirah at SOhO
• Beach Sampling Results, May 2nd
• Rockshop Academy Goes for Broke
• Rotarians At Work Day
• Softball. Gauchos to Face League-Leader Pacific This Week
• Adelante Charter School Gets $1 Million
• County Prunes Park Services
• Jury Deliberating in Lyons Murder Trial
• Polo Season Opens
• Supertramper
• Show-Off Flowers
• Fast Five
• “Secure Communities” Are Unsafe for Anyone
• Department of Wonder
• Former News-Press publisher takes helm at Miller-McCune
• Men Who Stare at Melons
• A Community Kitchen Simmers in Goleta
• Two UCSB Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• County of Santa Barbara Parks Department Service Reductions
• UCSB Environmental Group Garners $100,000 Grant from Contest Win
• Drawn to Modernism at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
• M. Volleyball. Menzel Named AVCA Player of the Week
• Rugby and Volleyball
• Homeless Bum for Jesus
• W. Tennis. Several Gauchos Earn All-Big West Recognition
• Up Close with Aris Demetrios, Sculptor
• M. Tennis. Konigsfeldt Named All-Big West for Fourth Time, Four Gauchos Honored
• M. Golf. UCSB Finishes Sixth at Big West Championship Tournament
• Mum's the Word
• Subcommittee Tackles City’s Homeless Grievances
• UCSB Athletes Honored at Annual Golden Eagle Awards Banquet on Wednesday
• Benefit Concert for Children & Women of Tibet & The People of Japan
• UCSB Water Project Wins Best Practice Award for Sustainability
• Pacific Wealth Strategies moves to La Torre Building
• 4th Annual Law Bowl to Benefit Santa Barbara Teen Court
• Santa Barbara Schools Fail Sex Ed Audit
• The Tender Land at UCSB’s Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall
• Dylan Dog: Dead of Night
• Dargan’s Irish Pub
• Poodle Radio on Undecided Women and Hoarding Santa Barbarans
• ABC’s of Peak Performers by Bill Poett
• Hearts Touched? Orchestra Inspired?
• Star, Tribune lead newspaper pack
• UCSB on a Greener Path
• Kids Care About Nutrition
• M. Golf. Gauchos in Sixth After Two Rounds at Big West Tournament
• Dengue Fever at SOhO on Thursday, April 28
• Buried at Sea
• Thank Donald Trump for Osama Assassination?
• Targetted Assassinations Are a Strategic Mistake
• M. Golf. UCSB Travels South to Tee-Off in Big West Championship Tournament
• David Sedaris at the Arlington
• M. Volleyball. No. 3 Gauchos Head to NCAA Final Four
• M. Swimming. Ten Gauchos Named Mid-Major All-Americans
• National Train Day May 7th, 2011
• Bike Moves
• Here and Now
• Fleet Foxes
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• Mother's Day Essay Contest
• UCSB gets $14.5M for defense research
• UCSB Going to Final Fours in Both Volleyball and Rugby
• Rare View of Creation of Sand Mandala at SBMA
• Warriors Compete Well on Final Day of GSAC Championships
• Baseball. Gauchos Salvage Series With 9-5 Win at UCR
• Softball. Long Beach Completes Sweep of Gauchos
• Acres in a box: Oxnard firm creates hydroponic grass systems
• Sorkin, Zakaria up close
• Lawsuits question foreclosure system
• W. Water Polo. Pacific Drops Gauchos in Big West Tournament
• Lima and Cox Reach Ojai Finals
• Warriors Split with Cougars at Season’s End
• M. Track. UCSB Tops Cal Poly in Pair of Dual Meets
• Life and the Life Line
• Now Hear This
• First Year MFA Candidates Exhibit at UCSB
• Baseball. Baseball Team Falls 14-3 to UC Riverside
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Topple No. 1 USC, Capture MPSF Championship
• Softball. Long Beach Goes the Distance to Take Two from UCSB
• Fiesta Primavera Party Honors Santa Barbara Heroes
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Eliminated From Big West Tournament by UCI
• Drop-Off Boxes Offered for Expired or Unwanted Drugs
• The Relationship Between Race and Place
• All For Japan
• Dates Announced for 2012 Film Festival
• Doing Right Thing
• Geography of Death Penalty
• School for Renters
• Kolodinski, Trudelle, Men’s 4 x 800 are GSAC Champions
• Men’s Tennis Excels at Ojai Tournament
• Hawks Beat Warriors
• W. Tennis. UCSB Drops Match to Pacific in the Quarterfinals of the Big West Tournament
• Baseball. Gauchos Unable to Rally Late, Fall 5-3
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Upset by Long Beach in Big West Tournament First Round
• Little Leaguers Hold Benefit Car Wash for Beating Victim
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Cruise Past UC Riverside in Opening Round of the Big West Tournament
• Harper Named New Westmont Provost
• The Big Con Job
• Homeless Woman Dies in Fast Food Restaurant
• 50-year Volunteer Elected to Lead Hospital Auxiliary
• UCSB Receives $100,000 for Groundbreaking Research in Global Health and Development
• Dirty Beaches at Muddy Waters Café
• Hitler Hated Christians
• M. Volleyball. No. 5 UCSB Reaches MPSF Championship Match, Take on USC
• Pharmacy Technician Arrested for Stealing, Selling Pills
• M. Volleyball. Menzel, McGuire Named to AVCA All-American Team
• W. Basketball. Women's Basketball Team Adds Two More Players for 2011-12
• Rock for the Children
• Mirah and Thao Nguyen Return to S.B. … Together
• Respect Living Beings
• Rhett Miller Plays Solo at SOhO on May 5
• Geoff Dyer at SBMA Atelier
• Assassins Coming to Center Stage
• Wicked Teeth
• Adopted Baby Blues
• Ojai bank receives order to shore up capital levels
• Charter may sell Lompoc, SLO systems
• Men’s Tennis Finishes GSAC in Tie for Second
• Cougars Take One from Warriors
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Edge Long Beach State in Semis, Headed to MPSF Finals
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Advance to Conference Finals After Upsetting Long Beach State
• Apple Approves Updated Westmont App
• W. Track. Blue Green Rivalry In Full Swing This Weekend
• Baseball. Baseball Team Begins Longest Road Swing of Season
• Festivities for All Gaucho Reunion Kick Off on Thursday
• City and School District Talk Cash
• W. Water Polo. Third-Seeded Gauchos Set to Host Big West Tournament
• Week in Sports
• Judgment in Libya
• Defense contractor buys 265-acre Moorpark campus
• Raytheon plans job cuts in Goleta
• Stethoscope on S.B. Health
• CEC Launches Group Buy Solar Program
• SBCC Named One of Country's Best Community Colleges
• School District Payroll Services Gets Poor Marks
• Secure Communities Deports Noncriminals
• Executing Justice
• Rental Mediation Program Under Budget Axe
• 101 Third Lane Trumps Median Landscaping
• Despite Apparent Life Changes, Gang Member Gets 15 Years
• Robert Francis Phillips: 1921-2011
• volume 25, number 276, April 28 - May 5, 2011
• Undecided
• Todd Yuhasz
• Vivian Girls, Agent Ribbons Bring the Rock to S.B.
• An Indiscreet Dog
• Leslie Holtzman
• Warrior Win Includes an Unassisted Triple Play & Walk-off Triple
• Navy Tests Laser Weapon in Channel
• Nun Scammer on Trial for Elder Abuse
• Bixby Cleared of Wrongdoing
• Vandals Graffiti Mission
• Whole Foods In-Store Events for May 2011
• Softball. UCSB Heads to Long Beach for Big West Series
• M. Tennis. Fourth-Seeded UCSB Battles UC Riverside in Big West Tournament Friday
• Beach Sampling Results, April 25th
• M. Volleyball. No. 5 UCSB Heads to Conference Final Four, Take on LBSU
• W. Tennis. UCSB Will Take On Pacific in Big West Tournament Opener
• M. Basketball. UCSB's 2011 Big West Champs, NCAA Tournament Participants to be Honored Sunday
• An Environmental Resource for the Community: The County’s Community Hazardous Waste Collection Center
• Cancer Center of Santa Barbara Offers Free Colon Cancer Screenings for Those 50 and Older
• Fresco Café Comes to the Valley
• Cajun Kitchen on De La Vina
• Exporting Raymond
• Sedaris Speaks
• Kids’ Garden
• Kurt Elling at the Lobero Theatre
• Behave Ourselves!
• Inphi earns $2.8M, meets Street’s views
• Jim Rome
• Kimberly Avenue
• I'm Raising an Addict
• Goleta Sports Throws in the Towel
• PCBC earns $16.8M in first quarter
• Free Earthquake and Tsunami Preparedness Workshop
• Deepwater Horizon Spill Anniversary Silent Protest
• Sycamore Canyon Trail
• KCET Sells Production Studio, Will Relocate
• P.A.L. Press Conference
• Baseball. UCSB Rallies In Late Innings to Defeat CSUN, 6-4
• Harper Named New Westmont Provost
• Reel Talk Features Eastwood’s ‘Grand Torino’
• 21st Annual Department of Energy National Science Bowl April 30-May 2
• Robert Plant at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Police Chase, Taze, Arrest Suspected Drug Dealer
• Jane Eyre
• Council Supports Grants for Our Community’s Neediest People
• Landmark Smart Meter Forum in Santa Barbara on April 28th
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Add Fourth Outstanding Recruit for 2011-12 Season
• California Coastal Trail Revamp Unveiled
• Benefit for Beaten Giants Fan
• Water for Elephants
• Outdoor Spring Flicks
• Tell Me a Story
• Culinary Delights Add Up at Wine Cask Chef’s Counter
• Vossa Jazz
• Eating Plastic
• On KCSB, If Not From KCSB
• Lonesome Traveler at the Rubicon
• Top scientist calls for cheaper clean energy
• Allen Named Player of the Week
• Gaucho Women's Basketball Coach Departing for Cal
• The Coalition Against Gun Violence 16th Anniversary Celebration
• The Gifts of Gaviota
• Small Grass Fire in Goleta
• Nancy Kapp Planning City Council Run
• The Gaviota's Future Is in Our Hands
• Baseball. Gauchos Host Cal State Northridge on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
• Sea of Light Photography Exhibit by Richard Salas
• Caltrans Crews Pitch in to Clean Up Area Roadways
• UCSB Physics Professor Receives International Award
• Vehicle Access to Some Recreation Facilities Still Not Possible
• UCSB PRIDE 2011: Transcending the Rainbow aims to educate and celebrate the LGBTQIA Community
• Pari Sabety brings top-level Financial Leadership to Antioch University
• Fairview Avenue & Berkeley Road Traffic Signal Celebrated
• The Santa Barbara Foundation Announces New Fund to Support Animal Rescue Organizations
• W. Basketball. Lindsay Gottlieb Named Head Coach at Cal
• Spring Cleaning
• CEC to Announce “Solarize Santa Barbara” at Press Conference
• M. Volleyball. Menzel Named UCSBgauchos.com Athlete of the Week
• Softball. Krista Cobb Named Big West Pitcher of the Week
• Family's Affairs
• Hoarding Isn't Just on Reality TV
• Baseball. Baseball Team Adds Game At UCLA
• Carpinteria Theater Celebrates 83rd Year in Operation
• Poodle Postscript
• ValueClick buys Greystripe for $70M
• Community Grants: A Lesson in Hard Choices
• Coupons for causes: Startup wants to couple giving and saving
• Ventura groups work to woo tech startups
• EDCO faces shakeup
• C&D hiring hundreds in Santa Maria
• Duo Lands in Jail after Discovery of Stolen Goods
• Easter Bunny
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Shock BYU With a Four-Game Upset in MPSF Quarterfinal
• M. Track. Gaucho's Post Good Marks at UCSD Triton Invite
• Don't Spray on Me
• Baseball. Gauchos Drop Series Finale to Long Beach State, 6-2
• Softball. Gauchos Capture Series Win With 4-2 Victory over Northridge
• Sea Squirts Shed Light on Human Transplant Rejection
• Fighter, Healer, Crossfit Coach
• What's on Your Mind?
• Why I Can’t Vote For You Again, Mr. President
• From Moths to Roly Polies to Praying Mantises
• Warriors Take Two from Hawks
• Broken Social Scene at the Majestic Ventura Theatre
• Baseball. Davis, UCSB Offense Make Easy Work of Long Beach, 7-2
• Softball. UCSB Splits Pair with Cal State Northridge
• Week in Sports
• Foot Washing Event Caters to Downtrodden
• Fifteen Rescuers Respond to Injured Hiker
• Expendable War Materials
• Loans for City Employees
• Win a Special Day For You and Your Mom
• M. Volleyball. No. 7 UCSB Heads to No. 2 BYU to Kick Off MPSF Tournament
• Man Accused of Beating, Torturing Homeless Woman Fit to Stand Trial
• An Artistic Discovery in the U.S. Capitol
• Man Arrested for Indecent Exposure
• One Million Californians Join Hands for Community Colleges
• Dengue Fever Brings Cannibal Courtship to SOhO
• Crime Victims Recognized
• Baseball Falls to CSU San Marcos
• Serrano Signs with Westmont
• Dallas Willard Offers Commencement Talk
• Baseball. Winterburn's Home Run Completes 7th Inning Rally, UCSB Tops Long Beach State 5-3
• M. Volleyball. Four Gauchos Earn All-MPSF Honors
• UCSB’s Associated Students Launch Food Bank
• War Photojournalist Killed in Libya
• Our Future in Santa Barbara
• Roger Horton Prius Hypermileage Challenge Award Presentation at Earth Day Festival
• Shadow Government in Santa Barbara
• Hoarding Happens Here in Santa Barbara County
• Surfrider Foundation Marks One-Year Anniversary of the Gulf Oil Spill
• Two New Weather Stations Inform County Residents: Stations Now Recording Data in Lompoc and Santa Barbara’s Mesa
• Montecito Bank & Trust Continues Profitability and Strong Capitalization Trend
• Scholar-Athletes Honored at Golden Eagle Banquet
• Three UCSB Faculty Members Elected Fellows of AGU
• 6-Year-Old Donates to Westmont Campaign
• Navy getting greener, Pentagon expert says
• Blakeslee Tees Off on NRC
• Lyons Murder Trial Continues
• Alleged Gang Members Plead Not Guilty to Attempted Murder
• General Plan Revision Process Still a Go
• Unemployment Numbers Hold at 9.6 Percent
• Officials Negotiate with Chumash over Expanded Liquor License
• Sunnier City Budget
• PUEBLO Holds Immigration Rights Workshops
• Hot Desert Days, Cool S.B. Nights
• Gas Prices Continue to Rise
• Supes Proclaim April Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Donald Rumsfeld Speaks in Town
• Alpha Thrift Store Opens on Milpas
• UCSB Professor Studies Jellyfish for Cancer Treatment
• Teachers Union and School District Struggle to Mitigate Sacramento Woes
• UCSB Again Makes Playboy's Top Party School List
• Kayaks, Canoes Now Allowed on Lake Cachuma
• Hard-Case Shepherd
• Summer Adventure Guide 2011
• Ben Ciccati
• Satire Meets Sincerity: An Alternative Look at the Venice Biennale
• Grand Jury Indicts Hortipharm, Pizza Guru Owners
• Judge Denies New Trial for Injured Baseball Player
• MTD Proposes Route Changes to Cut Costs
• Wolf Loses Out on Coastal Commission Seat
• 38,000 Attend Earth Day Festival
• W. Track. Amanda Moreno Record-Breaking Performance Earns Her Third Big West Award
• Council Duo Suffocates Plastic-Bag Ban
• M. Soccer. D.C. United Vs. Toronto FC: Chris Pontius Scores Twice, United Wins, 3-0
• Coachella 2011
• Montgomery Named New Dean at Wheaton
• Warriors End GSAC Season with Comeback Win
• Beach Sampling Results, April 18th
• Homeless Man Arrested for Pestering Children at Park
• Baseball. UCSB Aims to Build on Momentum, Hosts Long Beach State for Three Beginning Thursday
• Amgen Q1 earnings down
• “Pedal and Paddle” at Santa Barbara Middle School
• Treasonous Tales
• To Don't List
• The Search for Seasonal Spheres
• Five Questions with Linda Perry
• Everybody Dance Now! Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
• Dylan Brings It All Back Home
• Israeli-Palestinian Confederation
• Buy Yourself a Date
• Spiking Machine
• Bertka, Ford Bring NBA Chops to Benefit Dinner
• Baseball. Haddow's Homer Ends Longest Game in UCSB History
• New Buildings to be Dedicated at Ceremony
• Sigh of Delight
• Suspicious Package Near Federal Courthouse
• Stephen Hahn 1921 - 2011
• Student Group Reaches 6,000 Members
• Softball. Gaucho Home Stand Continues this Week Against Northridge
• Missing Blue Whale Bones Return
• Local Children Learn “Mental Health Matters”
• “Making Health Reform Work: Implementing the Affordable Care Act in California
• LAS ALETAS Check Helps Local Library
• San Marcos Auto Students Going to State Competition
• SBCC’S Luria Library Award Ceremony and Reception on April 14
• SBCC Peace Now! Club Participates in Teen “Cemetery”
• V3 Recognized for Print Excellence at PIASC’s 2011 Regional Competition
• Proposals are Being Requested to Operate Various Concessions at Cachuma Lake Recreation Area
• Santa Barbara Foundation’s Katherine Harvey Fellows Announce Launch of $300,000 Campaign to Benefit Local Students
• Lonesome Traveler Opens at the Rubicon
• China Philharmonic at the Granada
• St. Lawrence String Quartet Preview
• French-Mex and More Wheels into Town
• The Morning Benders at SOhO
• Requiem for a Scream
• The View Project at Gallery 27
• Human Rights Watch Film Fest Returns for Year Six
• Globalizing Your News Portfolio
• Exhibitions and events for May and June at Santa Barbara Museum of Art!
• W. Track. Moreno Breaks School Record in 5,000m Run at Mt. SAC
• Baseball. Baseball Team Hosts Pepperdine on Tuesday
• Message to the Santa Barbara City Council
• Has Earth Day Lost Its Way?
• The Truth About Smart Meters
• A Selfless Act
• Stop Rollout
• Another great idea from the GOP
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Sign Third Standout Recruit to National Letter of Intent
• ‘Six Doors’ Author to be Featured at Reading
• Tetzlaff Quartet at the Lobero on Tuesday, April 12
• In Flight
• Recycle, Reduce, Reuse
• Give a Little
• Shipwreck of the California Gold Rush Steamship Winfield Scott
• Santa Ynez Valley Equestrian Association Stock Horse Series
• News to Yous
• Dirty Beaches
• The Desert and the Experience of God
• America's New Chosen People
• Goleta Prepare Now!
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Will Finish Third in the Big West After Sunday's Loss to UCI
• Baseball. No. 7 Cal State Fullerton Scores Three in Ninth, Tops Gauchos 5-4
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Trounce LMU in Regular Season Finale
• Superconductor Technologies aims to make power lines more efficient
• Rare public talk for former bank financial exec
• Jordano joins Hall of Fame
• String theory: Retired exec plays on passion for guitars
• AML acquisition ends brief bidding war
• W. Tennis. UCSB Narrowly Defeats UCI on Senior Day
• Softball. Gaucho Sweep Stymied by 11-8 Loss to UCR
• Poodle Radio Interviews Brandon Fastman on Green Energy in S.B.
• The Community Environmental Council Announces 2011 Environmental Hero Award Recipient: Daryl Hannah
• On Explanations
• Trigger Point Therapy
• Men’s Tennis Wins Sixth in a Row
• Leary’s Grand Slam Not Enough
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Jumps Out to an Early 5-2 Lead and Hold Off a 49er Comeback as They Defeat CSULB
• Baseball. UCSB Pushes No. 7 Fullerton to the Limit Again Before Dropping 5-4 Decision
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Ends Regular Season With Loss Against No. 1 USC
• W. Tennis. UCSB Pounds LMU
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Fall to Mustangs, 4-3
• Softball. Cobb Throws No Hitter; Gauchos Take Twinbill
• Rescue Mission Resident Cited for Resting in Park
• Defend the Commons!
• 400,000 Breathless Seals
• Daryl Hannah to Receive 2011 Environmental Hero Award
• M. Track. Several Personal Records Set at Bryan Clay Invitational
• Governor Proclaims Santa Barbara County in a State of Emergency
• Baseball. Meaux is Outstanding But Gauchos Lose 3-2 Decision at No. 7 Cal State Fullerton
• Santa Ynez Band Of Chumash Indians Donates $50,000 to SBFD
• W. Tennis. UCSB Will Host LMU and UCI in Final Matches of the Regular Season
• Softball. UCSB Returns Home to Host UC Riverside
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Host Cal Poly and LMU to Conclude Regular Season
• National Telecommunicators Week
• Sheriff’s Aviation Unit Receives Night Vision Award
• Father-Son Dealing Duo Busted
• Mayor Helene Schneider to Present a Proclamation to the Garden
• There’s Safety in Education for State’s Senior Drivers
• Santa Barbara Foundation Announces 2011 High School Senior Award Recipients
• Republican Budget Ends Medicare as We Know It
• Jazz Genius
• Women's Choice(s)
• Board of Supervisors Considers Redistricting Recommendations
• Organic Farmers Sue GMO Juggernaut Monsanto
• Heel Your Dog
• First Graders Hatch an Emu
• Botanic Garden Gets the Ball Rolling on Renovation Goals
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Upset by Pepperdine
• S.B.’s Skyler Stonestreet Vies for Rolling Stone Cover
• More on Kar is King
• Week in Sports
• Potiche
• Artisan Court Opening Draws Movers, Shakers
• Augmenting Autism Awareness
• The Mutineers Talk New Record, Touring
• Musser Convicted of Murder
• Middle-Class Boater Blues
• County Tweaks Code to Allow Solar Projects
• PETA Wants Neverland Ranch to Be Refuge for Rescued Animals
• Mayor Boards Luxury Cruise Ship
• Ag Worker Carpool Program Shut Down
• Affordable Housing Complex Opens
• County Creates Community Services Department
• New Natural Landscape Playground at Zoo
• Food Fight Starring the Felix and Oscar of Chefs
• Employee Loan Review: All Over but the Shouting
• Washington Grew Hemp
• Gang Injunction Who’s Who
• It Ain't Easy Being Green
• Diary of a Wimpy Dog
• Cellulite Be Gone
• volume 25, number 274, April 14-21, 2011
• Jazz Singer Kurt Elling Goes Pop Without Losing His Cool
• Brandon Fastman
• Taxing Times
• New Noise Brings the Funk to Earth Day
• Unringing a Bell
• Officials Demand Diablo Canyon Relicensing Be Suspended
• Warriors Drop Two at Point Loma
• Serban Named to UNESCO
• Council Allows Balloons for Businesses; Tackles “Pump-Flicks” Next
• Softball. Gauchos Continue to Roll, Sweep Pair at Bakersfield
• City to Take Over Highway 225
• Driver in Carachure Murder Sentenced to Time Served
• Civilians Weren't Targeted
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Have League-High Four Receive All-Academic Honors
• Baseball. Gauchos Travel to No. 7 Fullerton for Weekend Series
• ANYTHING GOES
• Director of Athletics Mark Massari Featured on Final Talk'n Gauchos of 2011
• Cougars Sweep Women’s Tennis
• Bronzed Winters Installed on Campus
• Beach Sampling Results, April 11th
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Wrap-Up Regular Season this Weekend
• Artists Join Forces for Naples
• Carmelita Ortega Leyva 1918 – 2011
• Vernacular Architecture Inspires Two Artists
• Hanna
• Justice Served
• CamPac Offers 21st-Century Music
• Stewardship Means Being Responsible
• Text Offender
• Outdoor Hoops
• City College to Dance the Budget Blues
• Men’s Tennis Takes Down Cougars
• Arthur
• A Review of King Lear and Mysteries of Light
• Musicians Go Solo at Orchestra Concerto
• Baseball. UCSB Unable to Support Edgington in Defeat
• Choral Concert to Sing with 120 Voices
• Kat Maxwell, of “Jane and Kat” duo, is Dead
• M. Golf. Weir Paces Gauchos to 4th-Place Finish at Braveheart Classic
• West Papua Still Struggles for Independence
• News from the Santa Barbara School Districts
• Festival Puts a Refreshing Spin on Theater
• DA Dudley Sponsors New Rape-By-Impersonation Bill
• Woman Drowns Off Stearns Wharf
• SBCC Luria Library to Host Award Ceremony and Reception April 14th
• Cachuma Lake Recreation Area New Canoe and Kayak Program to be “Launched”
• $10,000 in Grants Awarded to Community Organizations
• Gang Injunction Targets Speak Out, Part 3
• Former Government Aide Asks for Leniency
• The Prius Hypermileage Challenge
• Opal Hopes to Help
• The Morning Benders Return for Pre-Coachella Set
• Akron/Family at SOhO
• Nora’s Will
• And Another Thing
• Musical Duels Across Space and Time
• Jury Rejects Charges Against Alleged Anti-Castro Terrorist
• Community Collaborates to Clean Up the Eastside
• Beach Ban Sinks Floatopia Again, But Deltopia Rages On
• City Firefighters Rescue Man in Creek Bed
• Janet Jackson at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Baseball. UCSB Opens 4-Game Road Trip on Tuesday at CSUN
• Trouble in Tahiti and La serva padrona at the Lobero
• Autism Conference in Buellton by Eden Autism Services
• Japan Fundraiser at Opal Restaurant and Bar
• SCEEP Teaches Community about Energy Efficiency at Earth Day
• Deputies Worth Their Hire
• W. Basketball. Mekia Valentine Chosen by NY Liberty in WNBA Draft
• UCSB Captures 2010-11 Blue-Green Rivalry
• Hands Across California to Raise Awareness, Scholarships for Community College Students
• Caltrans to Hold Annual Worker Memorial Ceremony
• Softball. Keilani Jennings Named Big West Player of the Week
• Both Sides Rest in Musser Murder Trial
• Numerous Guests Featured on Tuesday's Talk'n Gauchos
• What Did the Early Spanish Settlers Eat?
• Reimagining the California Lawn
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• AgesandAges
• PG&E halts Diablo Canyon relicensing
• National Poetry Month Localized
• M. Tennis. SMU Defeats UCSB, 4-3
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Stumble Against Pacific
• Baseball. Wheeler's Walk-Off Hit Leads Gauchos Past Mustangs
• Tour of California to bolster tri-county tourism
• Attorneys reshuffle law lineup
• California classics: ’60s shoe brand SeaVees revived
• LTC’s $108M could fuel shopping spree
• Softball. UCSB Completes Sweep of Cal Poly
• Kids Shoe Store Opens Downtown
• Mystery Palmistry Deck Continues to Boggle Batya
• On the Heart
• Love Songs Get No Love in New Book
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Play Poorly on the Road as they Lose Two Games on the Road
• Softball. Gaucho Offense Explodes in Wins Over Cal Poly
• Men’s Tennis Avenges Loss with 5-4 Victory
• W. Tennis. No. 64 UCSB Drops Match to No. 65 UC Davis, 5-2
• Baseball. Wallace's 8th Inning Home Run Leads Gauchos to Dramatic 7-4 Win Over Cal Poly
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Fall Short Against UT Arlington
• W. Track. Women Recapture Big West Challenge Cup
• Zero Tolerance Texting and Driving Policy Enforced
• Santa Barbara Astronomical Unit Wins Major Competition
• Hello Dolly! at Dos Pueblos and Chicago at Laguna Blanca
• The F Word
• Ant Farms and Sea Monkeys
• Sixteen-Year-Old Scientist Identifies New Species
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Stun No. 3 Stanford on Senior Night
• Baseball. Gauchos Drop Big West Opener
• Community Celebrates “My Home” Opening
• Health Officials Warn of Possible Measles Infections
• Youth Sports Camps to Play on New Fields
• From Memphis to Madison at Storke Plaza
• Women’s Soccer Honors Champions
• M. Volleyball. Gaucho Regular Season Home Finale vs. Stanford Moved to Thunderdome
• CSUCI unveils Asia-focused economic center
• Blakeslee wants to cool down reactor relicensing
• Yardi Systems Continues Expansion in Goleta
• Chemical Engineers at UCSB Design Molecular Probes to Study Disease
• Five Alleged Gang Members Charged with Attempted Murder
• Car Kills Bear
• UCSB’s Los Ingenieros Hosts Leadership Conference
• Celebrity Dog Coach
• Tantalizing Tetzlaff
• Spay Cats
• Accident Leaves Snowboarder Without a Leg
• Raise My Taxes—Please!
• Amgen acquires Brazilian firm for $215M
• M. Volleyball. No. 15 Pacific Upsets No. 6 Gauchos, 3-2
• Baseball Drops Another to Concordia
• Week in Sports
• 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake in Japan
• M. Tennis. Recknagel Named Big West Player of the Week
• SBCC Superintendent/President Named to National Commission
• Cal Poly chief spotlights economic development
• Runoff Loopholes
• Can We Debate?
• Political Fallout Hits Diablo Canyon
• Survey Ranks County's Overall Health
• Preliminary Homeless Count Numbers Released
• Federal Ocean Conservation Grants Will Impact South Coast
• Goleta Water District Pushes for Higher Rates
• Fun with Jenny and Johnny
• 154 Truck Driver Pleads Not Guilty
• Search Underway for New S.B. Superintendent
• Fat Tick in a Dog's Ear
• Marborg Crushes Allied in Trash Wars
• No More Mr. Nice Guy
• John Zant
• Spring Sports Preview
• Animal News and Events
• volume 25, number 273, April 7-14, 2011
• Brown Bear
• The Summerland Seepage Mystery
• Warriors Edged by Eagles
• Grand Jury Indicts Four Men on Murder Charges
• Pappas Challenges Farr on Attorneys Fees
• S.B. Jurors to Serve in Ventura Hate Crime Murder Trial
• Prosecution Rests in Musser Murder Trial
• Paul Willis to Be Installed As Santa Barbara’s Poet Laureate at City Hall April 12
• Isla Vista County Beaches Closed April 9-10, 2011
• Softball. UCSB Continues Big West Play at Cal Poly
• UCSB Statistics and Applied Probability Scholar Named Fellow of International Mathematics Society
• John L. Survives Pneumonia, Again.
• Beach Sampling Results, April 4th
• Floatopia Fears Close IV Beaches, Again
• W. Water Polo. Northridge, Cal Baptist Next Up for Gauchos
• Spellebrate for a Good Cause!
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Clinch Playoff Berth, Close Out Home Season vs. Pacific, Stanford
• Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Welcomes the Community to Participate in Strategic Planning Process
• Motion Theatre Performs at Center Stage
• Stand-Up Superstar
• Trouble in Tahiti and La serva padrona at the Lobero
• The Drunkard at Circle Bar B
• Win Win
• Miss Jackson Takes On the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Ventura County agriculture icon Carolyn Leavens passes away
• Hot for Your Twin?
• Brain Boy
• Polo Team Rides to Finals in New York
• Lois Capps's Statement on Republican Budget
• Top 40 Science Questions from U.S. Conservation Policy Makers
• Mary Heebner and Dug Uyesaka
• Baseball. Gauchos Host Cal Poly for Three Games Starting Friday
• W. Water Polo. Claire Buchanan Named Golden 1/UCSBgauchos.com Athlete of the Week
• M. Golf. Gunson Finishes Fifth to Lead UCSB at Cowboy Classic
• Family Game Show Now Casting
• Milpas Community Association Proud to Support Eastside Clean-Up
• Baseball. Baseball Games Broadcast on AM 1290 Starting on Friday
• Judge Rules in Favor of Tea Fire Victims
• Stolen Genes
• Biennials
• Acting Childish
• Source Code
• Ghosts at Ensemble Theatre Company
• Comedy Experiment Invades SOhO
• Eight attorneys to exit region's largest law firm
• Rich Trade in Boat Slips
• Central Coast Dilemma
• E.O. Wilson Creates Conversation
• Endangered Landscapes: The Gaviota Coast
• On Logic
• Fitz and the Tantrums at Velvet Jones
• Bluff Talk
• Santa Barbara Police Department to Hold ‘Zero Tolerance’ Distracted Driving Enforcement Operation
• Softball. Gauchos Sweep Doubleheader with South Dakota
• Series Aims to Increase Local Awareness About Farming and Ranching
• Last Chance to Register: Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
• SBHS Jazz Giants at SoHo April 16th
• SBCC Hosts 19th Western Collegiate Model United Nations (WestMUN)
• Santa Barbara Joins ASPCA Competition
• Westmont Offers Music Teacher Credential
• More Unsheltered in SB This Week
• Boyle on Land Use Planning?
• More Lanes for Short-Haul Vehicles
• Could a Mobile Lunch Program Work?
• Talk'n Gauchos: Baseball's Brontsema & Whyte, Volleyball's McLaughlin, Devany & McGuire
• Lecture to Probe the Brain, Personhood
• Motivational Speaker to Target Hurting Individuals, Youth and Young Adults in Santa Barbara
• Akron/Family Goes Cosmic at SOhO
• Laying Bricks
• Conference Honoring Jennifer Muller Begins April 8
• Fools' Gold in Federal Budget Cuts
• Cookin' Without Gluten? You're Darn Tootin'
• Sharp Rewrites Women’s Hammer Record
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Lose Heartbreaker to No. 41 Fresno State, 4-3
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Defeats UCD and Start Conference with a Perfect 2-0 Record
• Nature meets science: Plantiva takes lab-tested route
• Pipeline proposal sails on: Venoco details plan to end barging
• Area oil firm stuck in sticky legal battle
• Baseball. Capito, On the Spot, Leads Gauchos Past San Jose State
• Softball. Fullerton Needs Extra Innings to Capture Series Win over UCSB
• New Trumpet Talent
• Clues Sought on Palmistry Deck
• M. Tennis. UCSB Falls to Pacific, 4-3
• Mustangs Run Away with Two on Dreary Day
• M. Track. Pinon, Moreno and Parker Earn Big Wins for UCSB at Cal Poly Invitational
• Softball. UCSB Opens Big West Play with Split
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Start Off Conference Play with a Victory over Pacific
• Baseball. San Jose State Scores Early to Defeat Gauchos
• High Gas Prices Because of Too Little Area Competition?
• Do My Animals Love Me?
• Could a Mobile Lunch Program Work?
• Nojoqui Falls
• The Going-AWOL Strategy
• Crossfit Coach Profile: Jeff Baker
• Behind a Viral Campaign
• Warriors Get the Win, Coach Gets the Last Laugh
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Fall to UC Irvine Despite Spectacular Night from Menzel
• Men’s Tennis Gets out the Brooms
• Baseball. Spartans Rally to Thwart Gauchos
• Presidio Motel Hosts Bands, Trunk Show
• Two Suffer Knife Wounds in Goleta Beach Fight
• M. Basketball. Orlando Johnson Declares for NBA Draft, Will Not Hire Agent
• Tag Your Pet
• Missing Man Found
• Week in Sports
• Baseball. Baseball Hosts San Jose State for Three Games This Weekend
• New Yorker Cartoonist Roz Chast Gives Slide Lecture
• Attorneys split at area’s largest law firm
• Populution
• A Chat with Paul J. Willis
• Plance Goes the Distance and Leary Goes Yard
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Clinch Playoff Spot With Win Over Tritons
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Cruise Past Portland, 6-1
• M. Golf. Scher Claims March Big West Golfer of the Month Honors
• St. Petersburg Philharmonic at the Granada
• Search Underway for Missing Man with Dementia
• Fed sees steady growth, high unemployment
• M. Volleyball. No. 8 UCSB Tries to Clinch a Playoff Spot Against UCI, UCSD
• Housing Loan Questions
• Tsunami Prep All Wet
• Threat of Floatopia Closes IV Beaches
• School District, Teacher Negotiations Continue
• More Money for Ocean Meadows Project
• Capps Targets Diablo Canyon
• New Poet Laureate
• Conference Room Named After Stanley
• Heart Disease Biggest Cause of Early Death
• DA Vets Step Down
• A Tale Stranger Than Fiction
• Aggie Agitation
• Cold-Blooded or Passionate?
• Gang Prevention Coordinator Gives Talk
• Dogs and Other Strangers
• Hell to Pay
• The Boyle Point
• Brandi Rivera
• Music + Noise + Body
• volume 25, number 272, March 31 - April 7, 2011
• Did Booth Get Away with Killing Lincoln?
• Mustangs Take First Game of the Series
• W. Track. Amanda Moreno Earns Second Straight Big West Award
• County Unemployment Numbers Released
• Get Thee Behind Me, Diablo
• 154 Crash Victim Dies
• License for Disaster
• Music Academy Gets $1 Million Donation
• Baseball. LMU Topples Gauchos, 6-4
• S.B. Attorneys Win Big Wells Fargo Suit
• Graduating Seniors to Put Art on Display
• Indie Rock All Stars Recreate Big Star’s Third Live in New York
• UCSB to Collect Shoes for Japan Relief
• Concert to Feature Eight Westmont Cellists
• Westmont Pro-Life Club Presents Debate
• Beach Sampling Results, Mar. 22nd
• M. Swimming. Four Gauchos Earn Pac-10 All-Academic Honors
• W. Basketball. The Women's Basketball Team Announces their 10th Annual Golf Tournament
• Potential County Employee Layoffs Sit at 288 Positions
• Eating Apples in Paradise at CAF
• Fitz & The Tantrums Return to Town
• Crosby and Nash at the Arlington
• Going Native
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
• Miracles, History, Homelessness, and Conspiracy
• Baseball. UCSB Plays at LMU on Wednesday, Hosts San Jose State This Weekend
• Restricting Rights
• Love of Literature
• Handled
• Track and Field Superstar
• Flock My Life
• Warriors Take Five of Six Singles in Victory over Lions
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour Shows Americans How to Reduce the Use
• Earth Day Festival
• Softball. No. 7 UCLA Overwhelms Gauchos
• Willis is New Santa Barbara Poet Laureate
• W. Water Polo. Buchanan Scores Five Goals as the Gauchos Defeat Brown, 12-5
• M. Golf. Oregon Claims OGIO-Santa Barbara Invitational Title, Gauchos Finish Second
• Isla Vista County Beaches Closed April 2-3, 2011
• Blog Wins Online Community Building Fellowship
• S.B. High School Class of 1956 Looking for Missing Classmates
• Ghosts by Ibsen at ETC
• Septeto Nacional Ignacio Piñeiro de Cuba to Play UCSB
• American Eden by Wade Graham
• The Baseball Project Takes Goleta
• Sucker Punch
• Ill-Wishers
• Nuclear Energy Worth the Cost?
• Everyday Resistance in Syria and Iran
• Blues Explosion
• M. Golf. Oregon Leads UCSB by 19 Shots After Two Rounds of OGIO-Santa Barbara Intercollegiate
• Ephs Fall to Warriors
• W. Tennis. No. 46 Saint Mary's Downs No. 66 UCSB, 5-2
• Softball. UCSB Slated For Seven Games in Seven Days
• Spring Cleaning Poisons
• Spring for the Outdoors at 1st Thursday in April!
• Baseball's Bob Brontsema, Sean Williams Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Host Final Three Regular Season Home Games this Week
• Baseball. Mark Haddow Named Big West Player of the Week
• Give a Little
• Middle Brother
• Three Reasons to Watch Up and A Town Called Panic Back-to-Back
• Spring Plant Sale
• Old Ironsides
• News to Yous
• Reading Rainbow
• Inphi investors set to cash out in stock offering
• Jake Shimabukuro Comes to UCSB
• W. Track. Top Times and Marks Set at Cal/Nevada Championship
• What Is Life?
• Softball. Gauchos Once Again Fall to No. 5 ASU in Five Innings
• Paying Attention Before the Sea Turns Violent
• Baseball. Trinkwon, Davis Lead Gauchos Past No. 23 Oregon State
• Teledyne acquires Nova
• Green noise: Patagonia teams up with big acts
• Grass-to-gas firm lands Google capital
• Staples by subscription: Ventura startup takes on Amazon.com
• Limoneira looks at lemons, land and liquid
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Sweep UTEP, 7-0
• M. Track. Masterson and Ajoku Bring Home Two Big Wins at Westmont Collegiate Classic
• Sweet Tweets
• Casa Reduncion
• Can We Talk?
• That’s the Way the Pastry Contest Crumbles
• Warriors Win Two
• Records Fall in Westmont Collegiate Classic
• Baseball Postponed
• Softball. Big Inning Gives No. 5 Arizona State 11-3 Win Over UCSB
• W. Track. Moreno Takes First at Stanford Invitational
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Split Doubleheader on Day Two of BYU Invitational
• M. Basketball. Orlando Johnson Selected to Second Lou Henson Mid-Major All-American Team
• Baseball. Oregon State Chases Vedo Early, Beats Gauchos 11-5
• M. Swimming. Peterson Places 22nd in the 100 Free
• M. Golf. UCSB Set to Host OGIO-Santa Barbara Intercollegiate at Sandpiper This Week
• Realistic Marines
• Biltmore to Celebrate Brit Wedding
• Hiatal Hernia
• Things to Do in Ensenada
• Gun Show Loopholes
• Songs on Wheels
• The Biology of Radioactivity
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Fall Short Against No. 33 BYU
• Softball. UCSB Drops Series Opener to No. 5 Arizona State
• Baseball. No. 23 Beavers Top Gauchos
• State Parks Foundation Hosts Improvement Days
• Albertsons Carpinteria Store to Host Bagless Kick-Off Event March 28
• Top Abortion Foes Headline Campus Debate
• M. Golf. Scher Earns Barona Collegiate Cup Title, Gauchos Finish Sixth
• Spring Sing to Celebrate 50th at SB Bowl
• Central Coast is a Center for Aid to Japan
• Gang Injunction Targets Speak Out, Part 2
• Santa Barbara Still Rents
• Week in Sports
• Welcome Home Search Teams!
• Fundraiser at Oreana Winery to Benefit Marine Mammal Rehabilitation
• Twinkle Toes
• Mad Scientist of Wine Country
• Love, Dad
• GOP 5 to the Rescue
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Come Up Short in Final Non-Conference Match of Season
• Alum Probes Harlem’s Affect on Bonfoeffer
• W. Tennis. No.66 UCSB swept by No. 11 Northwestern, 4-0
• Baseball. UCSB Opens Three-Game Series at Oregon State on Friday
• Beach Sampling Results, Mar. 22nd
• Kids Carnival At Isla Vista Elementary School Co-Hosted by Inter-Greek Council
• M. Swimming. Chris Peterson Takes 21st in 50 Free
• Health Care for All Guest Speaker
• Pimp My Riders
• Taking the Next Steps to Medicare for All
• Trash Wars Trudge On
• S. B. Foreclosure Numbers Released
• S.B. Journalist in Court
• Chris Robinson Sticks Around a While
• Mission Creek Restoration Complete
• Growing the Wall of Fame
• Police Nab Suspected Car Thief
• SBCC Prez and Her Job Search
• Paradigms Lost and Found
• Does Intervention Need an Intervention?
• Grand Old Pandemonium
• Barking Dogs of Diablo Canyon
• Wet 'n Wild
• Getting a Gripp on Parry
• volume 25, number 271, March 24-31, 2011
• Red Cross Month
• Poodle Radio on Cottage Hospital Security Problems and Santa Barbara’s Greatest Internet Memester
• D.J. Palladino
• Capps calls for halt of Diablo Canyon renewal
• County Continues to Eye Bixby Ranch
• Tree Must Stay, City Says
• Nun Scammer Completes Sentence
• Public Invited to Comment on Pipeline Proposal
• M. Water Polo. Men's Water Polo Announces 2011 Signing Class
• DNA Links Man to Sexual Assaults
• M. Swimming. Chris Peterson Set for NCAA Championships
• Beautiful Fools
• Special Symposium on Street Gangs and School Safety
• Earthquakes: Before, During, and After
• Paul Galbraith and His Unique Eight-String Guitar
• Food Truth According to Ruth
• Another Year
• There’s Something in the Wine
• emma’s revolution
• Of Gods and Men
• The Santa Barbara Symphony Announces Season for 2011-2012
• Thanks for Reminder
• Super Shot
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• Graham Nash Joins David Crosby at the Arlington
• Baseball Earns Non-Conference Win
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour Shows Americans How to Reduce the Use
• M. Golf. Gunson Pushes Gauchos to Seventh-Place Finish at Folino Invitational
• Calling All Santa Barbara Prius Owners
• WillBridge Inching Towards Acceptance at Peabody
• Baseball. Haddow's 4 RBI Powers Gauchos to 5-2 Win Over USC
• UCSB Workers Rally at Cheadle Hall
• Gang Injunction Targets Speak Out
• Ad Lib(ya)
• Santa Barbara County Fire Department Preparedness
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Jessica Beristianos Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Series Aims to Increase Local Awareness About Farming and Ranching
• Mystery on Micheltorena
• Vertical Fruits
• The Lincoln Lawyer
• Alex Ebert
• News to Yous
• City Hall Hit with Swastikas
• Give a Little
• Deny Diablo License
• Train Security
• Thanks for the Oom-pah-pah!
• Radio Futures
• South By Southwest: Day One
• Francisco Mulls Ways to End Homelessness
• M. Tennis. UCSB Sweeps Doubleheader
• March Madness: Find an MVP at the Local Animal Shelter
• Downtown Organization Announces 2011 Officers
• Rain Postponed Raptor Move In to Sunday, March 27
• SBPD Conducting DUI Checkpoints this Weekend
• A Bit of Brazil
• Baseball. UCSB Travels to USC on Tuesday, Oregon State This Weekend
• Softball. Wet Weather Causes More Changes to Softball Schedule
• Cub Scouts Rescued
• Summer ThinkCamps to Use New Facilities
• “Mo(or)Town” at the Lobero
• Hit-and-Run Suspect Flees Authorities, Causes Injury Accident
• Warren M. Christopher: 1925 – 2011
• Flooding Risk Reduced as of Sunday Evening
• Baseball. Vedo, Williams Sweep Big West Pitcher/Player of the Week Awards
• Softball. Doubleheader at UCLA Cancelled Due to Rain
• Alisa Weilerstein with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic
• Farm to Fork Series
• Courtney Ferriera’s Lifesaving Lungs
• Regional firm taps software for stock picks
• Diablo under scrutiny
• Fresh crush: Terravant launches wines for Tesco chain
• Clean diesel technology drives merger
• Softball. UCSB Hits the Road for Seven Spring Break Games
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Defeats Visiting Iona, Cal State San Bernardino
• Flooding Warning Update: Be Aware
• Animals and the Earthquake
• Baseball. Gauchos and Nevada Have Sunday's Game Rained Out
• A Wide, Wild World of Pinot Noir
• M. Track. UCSB Takes Home Several Wins from USC Invitational
• Burn Areas On Flash Flood Watch
• Baseball. Vedo's Near No-No Helps Gauchos Sweep Doubleheader
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Cruise to 10-7 Win Over Bucknell
• The Writing on the Desk
• CEC Launches “Rethink the Drink” Bottled Water Reduction Pilot Project
• Morrie Jurkowitz to Be Honored at SBCC Golf Classic
• Greka and County Reach Historic Settlement
• Pain at the Pump
• Turning Cacao Beans into Cocoa Bars
• A Teen Drinking Primer
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Halted by UT Arlington
• Goleta Borders Closing
• Emergency Preparedness
• Armed Suspect Leads Authorities on High Speed Pursuit
• Crowning Santa Barbara’s Kings or Queens of Pastry
• Baseball. Come Meet the Gaucho Baseball Team!
• “Wake up Call” Rally and March
• Library Friends Provide Vital Support in Goleta For Children’s Programs
• Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Starts April 6 in Goleta
• Neal Taylor: 1932-2011
• Stop Imperialistic Madness
• The Moment Of Truth
• Borders to pull out of Goleta
• Lewis-Clark State Edges Westmont out of Tourney
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Fall to Trojans in WNIT Opener
• M. Basketball. Second-Seeded Florida too Much for UCSB, 79-51
• Middle East Ensemble Performs at Westmont
• Elders Beware!
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Returns Home to Host Trio of Games
• Week in Sports
• NOAA Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Sanctuary Advisory Council Meeting
• Kindness of Strangers
• Unblock the Barrier
• Grass-to-gas firm scores Google investment
• Public Comment Over for Las Varas Ranch Project
• Subcommittee Works on General Plan Compromise
• Capps Struggles in Climate Change Votes
• New Miramar Plan Approved
• Chaparral Shenanigans
• Tsunami Near and Far
• SBHS First to Get Wireless Internet
• Open Season on Pedestrians
• Downtown Detox Gets Green Light
• Tartuffe
• Lap Dogs of the Apocalypse
• Call Security
• Ganging Up on Gangs
• Mary Crookston
• volume 25, number 270, March 17-24, 2011
• Pitching Leads Warriors in DH Sweep
• New Director for S.B.'s Red Cross
• Trucker in Fatal 154 Crash in Court
• 200 School District Employees Given Notice
• Blue Bee Out of Business
• Danny Lee McLaughlin, Jr.: 1966-2011
• UCSB Stem Cell Research Leader Shares America's Most Distinguished Prize in Medicine
• Direct Relief Announces Joint Effort with Japanese American Citizens League
• Rock-Paper-Scissors Tournaments Explain Ecological Diversity
• Beach Sampling Results, Mar. 14th
• Baseball. UCSB Hosts Nevada for Three Games This Weekend
• Rooney’s Irish Pub
• Two Artists Tackle the Lost World of Plants
• Trains, Guitars, and Great Songwriters
• Getting Hedges Back in Shape
• Bringing History Alive
• Red Riding Hood
• Citizens' Alert
• Road to Hell Lit by Fluorescent Bulbs
• Santa Paula development gets final OK
• Mom's Got Germs
• March Madness
• Off-Shoots and Tributes
• Mesa State Squeezes By Westmont Women’s Tennis
• Nuclear Jitters
• Three Reasons to Check Out Art Careers Unlimited
• McCoy Tyner at the Lobero
• Divvying Up Gaviota Coast
• RV Dwellers Seek To Reopen Lawsuit
• Westmont Offers Music Teacher Credential
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Play at USC on Thursday in WNIT
• M. Basketball. Gauchos caught spark in a trash can
• 2011 Fiesta Poster Art Competition Commences: Call to All Santa Barbara County Artists
• Dear Congresswoman Capps
• Chaucer's Book-Signing with Neal Bascomb
• Students and Workers Show Solidarity at UCSB
• Indy St. Patrick's Day Stroll
• In the Ballpark
• Beating Bullies
• Give a Little
• The Guppy
• Battle: Los Angeles
• Backyard Bowls
• Capps, Markey seek scrutiny of Diablo Canyon nuclear plant
• Miramar secures Board of Supervisors approval
• Earl Warren Showgrounds Blossoms with Orchids
• Thematic Dramatics
• W. Basketball. UCSB Receives Bid to WNIT; Plays at USC on Thursday
• Balé Folclórico da Bahia at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
• Farmers Market Hour Changes
• Santa Barbara County Recognizes World TB Day and Local Partners Fighting Tuberculosis
• Plug In Santa Barbara Welcomes the First Nissan Leaf Pure Electric Vehicle to Our Region
• Santa Barbara County Firefighter Responds to Japan
• SBCC Faculty Practicing Latest Technology for Classroom Instruction
• The Fess Parker Family: One Year Later
• SBTHP presents Casasola Archives - The Mexican Revolution and Beyond
• Taking It to the Stump
• 1977 Shooting Victim Dies
• M. Basketball. UCSB Takes On Florida in NCAA Second Round Thursday in Tampa
• Bob Williams, Mark Patton Featured on Special Talk'n Gauchos From Tampa
• Camerata Pacifica at Hahn Hall
• Neighbors, Friends Testify in Mesa Murder Trial
• Hot Tuna at the Lobero Theatre
• Carpinteria Property Gets Revamped
• Cab Rides from Jail Could Resume
• Capps Tours UCSB’s Weimbs Lab
• M. Basketball. Big West Tournament Sees 47% Increase In Attendance
• M. Basketball. UC Santa Barbara has chance to put Big West back on the map
• Delicious Details Revealed for 19th Annual Taste of Solvang
• Renowned Specialist and Educational Consultant to Speak March 19th
• CALM Celebrates 25 Years of World Famous Authors & Unforgettable Stories
• Santa Barbara Zoo Job Fair
• Noleta's Next 20 Years
• Rallying Democrats in Goleta
• Gauchos Going to Florida to Play in the Big Dance
• Baseball. No. 18 Rice Wins Pitching Duel
• Softball. UCSB Drops Two on Final Day of Gaucho Classic II
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Trounce Cal State Fullerton
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Receive No. 15 Seed in Southeast Regional, Play No. 2 Florida in Tampa Thursday
• Thornberg, Schniepp brighten econ outlooks
• Fast track for tourism: San Luis Obispo County savors new image
• Executive pay gets scrutiny
• The envelope, please: Green Hills headlines Biz Tech awards
• Raid exposes telemarketing’s dark side
• Towbes Group Raises Nearly $20,000 for Local Food Banks
• Community Supported Agriculture SPRING progam Sign-Ups
• UC Santa Barbara Named a Gold-Level Bicycle Friendly University
• 2011 27th Annual Central Coast Wine Classic Grantees Announced
• Richard Merrifield Appointed to Goleta Water District Board of Directors
• Smoke-Free Smoke Lounges
• No Bus Strike
• Sheila Murphy, Part 2.
• Listen to Your Animals
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Roll Over Lewis to Finish Up Active Ankle Tournament
• Beale’s Real Winter Deal
• Biola Takes Two
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Improves to 13-8 After Defeating Occidental
• Men’s Tennis Defeats #9 Concordia
• Daylight Savings Time Begins This Sunday March 13th
• M. Basketball. No. 5 Gauchos Stun Top-Seeded Long Beach, Advance to 2nd Straight NCAA Tournament
• M. Track. Gauchos Take All-Call Challenge, Moreno Breaks UCSB 3k Record
• UCSB turning around its basketball fortunes
• Baseball. Trinkwon's Homer, Vedo's Pitching, Good Defense Help UCSB to 4-2 Win
• Softball. UCSB Bounces Back with 7-0 Win Over Wisconsin
• Tsunami Advisory is Canceled Saturday Morning
• Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue Team Re-accredited In Technical Mountain Rescue
• Two Local Affiliates “Think outside the Box … Wine Box That Is”
• City of Santa Barbara Forestry Program Releases Community Guide to Tree Planting
• Chef Rick’s Ultimately Fine Foods Crowned Taste for Justice Chili Champion
• The Goleta City Council Accepts a $750,000 Fisheries Restoration Grant
• Choosing a Personal Trainer or Strength Coach
• High Schoolers Bitten by Permaculture Bug
• Ode to an iPhone
• Save Social Security
• To Your Health
• Case of the Incredible Shrinking City
• M. Basketball. UCSB Blasts Northridge 83-63, Takes on Top-Seeded Long Beach for Big West Title
• Westmont Sweeps Biola
• W. Track. Nwaba Earns All-American Honors at NCAA Indoor Championships
• Masterworks to Feature Mozart, Auction
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Drops First Game of Long Beach Tournament to Penn State
• Softball. Gauchos Drop Pair of Heartbreakers
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Win Thriller Over Aztecs
• March Moon Madness at Observatory
• Baseball. Gauchos Offense Shut Down by USF in 3-2 Loss
• UCSB Helps Kids Master the Stage
• Job Fair at SB Zoo
• PUEBLO Update
• Tsunami Update: So Far, So Good
• Tsunami Inundation Hazard Zones in County
• Students to Serve During Spring Break
• Santa Barbara Drive-In Theatre Opens For the Season!
• Film Premiere: The Economics Of Happiness
• Animal Abuse
• St. Patrick’s Day Stroll
• Songs for a New World Come to the Granada
• Between the Intention and the Act
• Post Japan Earthquake, No Local Tsunami Warning
• "Saks & the City IV" to benefit Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation
• Men’s Tennis Picks up a Conference Victory
• Women’s Tennis Sweeps Royals
• Ninth Inning Rally Falls Short
• M. Basketball. Johnson Leads UCSB Past Pacific in Big West Tourney, 79-67; Northridge Up Next
• Talk to Explore the Ethics of War
• Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
• SB Triplets to Receive Makeover on Rachael Ray Show
• M. Swimming. Chris Peterson to Represent UCSB at NCAA Championships
• Foster the People at SOhO
• Homeless Kids Plentiful in Santa Maria Schools
• Serban Looking to Leave SBCC?
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Finish Up Road Swing Against LMU, Occidental
• Week in Sports
• “Curiosity Cabinet”
• 26th Annual Probation Department Staff Recognition Dinner
• Gas Prices Skyrocket
• Republicans Eye Capps's Congressional District
• Channel Island Research Suggests Two Groups Settled North America
• Matson Leaves for Goleta Water District
• Democrats Want City Hall Back
• Flu Season Not Unusual
• Conservative Group Hires Obama Impersonator
• Two Separate Fires Break Out in Summerland Home
• You Pay, but the Jobs Don’t Exist 
• Don Hughes's Nightmare House
• Deal or No Deal?
• Poodle Radio on the State of the Homeless and the Fascinations of Wine Writing
• Dire Straights and High Hopes
• I Sing the Canine Electric
• Georgina McNerney
• New Threats to Women’s Rights
• volume 25, number 269, March 10-17, 2011
• Public Employee Rope-A-Dope
• Luis Muñoz
• Wine You Can Believe In
• Second Lyons Trial Focusing on Lawsuit
• Councilmember House in Car Accident
• Women’s Basketball Headed to Jackson
• Courthouse Suicide Victim Identified
• Hosannas at Muddy Waters Café
• Going to the Extremes at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
• Goleta Valley Beautiful to Plant Trees at 7 Schools for California Arbor Week
• Baseball. Gauchos Head to AT&T Park for Weekend Tournament
• Man Accused of Killing Girlfriend Headed to Trial
• The Joffrey Ballet at the Granada Theatre
• Oil Spill at Faria Beach
• Man Charged in Fatal 154 Truck Accident
• M. Basketball. Orlando Johnson Selected NABC First Team All-District
• “Water Awareness Special Award” Winners Selected at 2011 Santa Barbara County Science Fair
• World Kidney Day this Thursday, March 10
• Beach Sampling Results, Mar. 7th
• Debate Tourney Lauds Virtues of Listening
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Open ampm Big West Tourney vs. Pacific Thursday Afternoon
• M. Basketball. ampm Big West Tournament Action at Honda Center Tips-Off Thursday, Tix Available
• The Adjustment Bureau
• Kissing Frogs
• Folkies Rejoice!
• What's Hot, What's Not
• Hot Tuna and Hell Times 200
• Sophisticated
• I Was a Flash Mob Virgin
• Jeff Bridges at Sings Like Hell
• Model Ambassadors
• Winter Winners
• W. Basketball. Seventh-Seeded Tigers Upset Gauchos in 1st Round of Big West Tournament
• M. Golf. Solid Third Round Gives Gauchos Fifth-Place Finish at Lexus Classic
• Local Artists Honor Naples
• Baseball. Loredo, Gauchos Edge USC, 3-2
• Softball. UCSB Returns Home for Gaucho Classic II
• Person Jumps from Courthouse Tower
• Springtime at Antioch
• Rice Touts Virtues of ‘Messy’ Democracy
• Sheriff Brown Promotes New Undersheriff
• Theater 150 Announces new structure; strong start to "$50K Challenge" Drive
• Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Tribal Election Demonstrates a United Tribe
• Nitrates in Drinking Water
• Tip-A-Cop Luncheon
• Eden Kennedy's Baby Book Parody
• Petrini’s Crowns a Winner
• M. Swimming. Chris Peterson Named UCSBgauchos.com/Golden I Athlete of the Week
• Local Resident Celebrates 102nd Birthday
• More Mesa Study Released
• La Traviata at the Granada
• Sympathy Notes from Nigerian Women
• The Emerson String Quartet at UCSB’s Campbell Hall
• Rango
• Vienna Philharmonic at the Granada Theatre
• Balé Folclórico da Bahia to Visit S.B. March 10
• Musical Story-Sharing
• Warriors Rally to Defeat Gold Rush
• Four Found Guilty in 2007 Murder Case
• Baseball. UCSB Hosts USC on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Host Pacific in 1st Round of ampm Big West Tournament on Tuesday
• W. Basketball. Mekia Valentine Named Big West Player of the Week
• Tartuffe at SBCC’s Interim Theatre
• W. Basketball. Emilie Johnson's not sitting still at UCSB
• Condor Trail, Environmental Awards & Trails Meeting
• Mt. Sac Presidential Candidates Open Forum
• Harbor Lights … An Evening by the Sea
• W. Basketball. Four Gauchos Honored by Big West
• M. Basketball. Orlando Johnson Named First Team All-Big West for Second Straight Year
• Rotary Corner for the Month of March
• Week in Sports Update
• Bob Williams, Jesse Meaux and Brie Galicinao Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Shop Spree SB, March 11 & 12
• Earth Day Festival 2011 Announced by CEC
• Making Green Green
• Blossoming Beauties
• News to Yous
• Lykke Li
• Give a Little
• Up Close With … the Windmill Vandals
• The Isla Vista Car Massacre: Ten Years Later
• W. Tennis. Women's Tennis Sweeps UC Riverside
• Baseball. Gauchos Score Early, Hang On Late to Defeat Sacramento State
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Sweep UC Riverside
• Inside Occam's merger
• Luxury lender: Russian capital fuels South Coast firm
• UCSB spinoff powers up $38M in capital
• Softball. Gauchos Mercy Southern Miss
• Contemporary Arts Forum’s 7th Annual Santa Barbara Million Dollar Home Raffle
• UCSB Critical Issues Conference Explores Marriage and Alternatives
• Sing-Off's Whiffenpoofs Tour Santa Barbara
• Still Spry at 99, Jerry Harwin to Be Honored by Elings Park Foundation
• Swimming, Climbing, Earning Admiration, Hunting Prey
• An Interview with ex-TV Palm Star Sheila Murphy
• Simple as a Foot Massage
• Men’s DMR Team Earns All-American Honors
• Men’s Tennis Edged Out in Battle of Top-10 Teams
• Lancers Complete Sweep
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Set School Record With 14 Blocks, Beat Cal Poly in Finale, 49-43
• W. Track. Gauchos Perform Well Against Good Competition at Ben Brown Invitational
• M. Swimming. Two More UCSB Records Fall at Pac-10 Championships
• Study Mirrors Capps’ Legislation
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Clinch Share of Big West Title with 78-64 Win Over Cal Poly
• Baseball. Gauchos Stymied by Sacramento State's Pitching
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Snap 49ers' 31-Match Big West Conference Winning Streak
• Disaster Preparedness for Pets
• Softball. UCSB Falls to IPFW, No. 14 Stanford
• Santa Ynez Valley Historical Museum Presents "Rolling Through the West" Carriage Symposium
• County Hot Mix Asphalt Overlay Project
• Scientists Study Control of Invasive Tree in Western U.S.
• Composting Closes the Circle
• Acting as One
• Sounds of the Universe
• The Ultimate Boot Camp Experience
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos, Menzel Dominate CSUN
• M. Swimming. Gauchos Complete Third Day of Pac-10 Action
• What a Wacko!
• Who Benefits?
• Forum Explores Causes of Homelessness
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Lose Nail-Bitter to No. 38 UC Irvine
• Softball. Gauchos Top Oregon State, 3-0
• Baseball. Meaux is Brilliant as Gauchos Defeat Hornets, 4-2
• "An Evening with Jim Rome" to Highlight UCSB Athletics' All Gaucho Reunion Events
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Defeat St. Francis and La Verne
• NASA Rocket Splashes Into the Pacific
• Capps Announces Benefits of Early Retiree Reinsurance Program for California’s 23rd Congressional District
• Rancho Guadalupe Dunes County Park West Main Street Access at Park Remains Open, Though Tentative
• Candlelight Vigil and Rally for Public Employees at De La Guerra Plaza
• California Outdoors Q & A: What to do with injured wildlife?
• Channelkeeper Student Art Show, "What the Channel Means to Me"
• The Santa Barbara Middle School Search for Homeless
• San Marcos Students Win Local Engineering Contest
• SBPD DUI Checkpoints in the City
• Bishop Diego's Nic Mon Qualifies For Prestigious Mathmatics Examination
• Esperanza Spalding at UCSB
• New Logo, New Sponsor For Blue-Green Rivalry
• Local Community Helps Montecito Bank & Trust Select Triathlon Beneficiary
• National Ground Water Awareness Week, March 6-12
• Make-A-Wish Foundation Host Annual Wish Granter Trainings
• Give a Little
• Charity Golf Event
• Yoga for the People
• Monty Python’s Spamalot at the Granada
• Warriors’ Season Ends in GSAC First Round
• Westmont Competes at NAIA Indoor Nationals
• At Westmont breakfast, Rice defends Afghan war, warns of strife in Mexico
• M. Swimming. Chris Peterson Breaks Lezak's 50 Free Record
• Warriors Shut Out by Lancers
• Goleta City Council Appoints West to Planning Commission
• Santa Barbara Art Roots: Celebrating 60 Years
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Fall to No. 57 Cal Poly
• New Tipton Meeting House at Sedgwick Reserve Earns LEED Platinum Certification
• Tiny Golden Lion Tamarin Monkey Born at SB Zoo
• Reel Talk Features ‘The Mission,’ Hoeckley
• Authorities vs. Shoppers (or Protesters?)
• Warriors Host Playoff Game Tonight
• Fuddy-Duddy Council, Supes
• Week in Sports
• Rudy’s Struggle Met with Heaps of Support
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Travel to SLO With Big West Title on the Line
• Whole Foods CEO Mackey talks localism at Bacara
• Lancers Get Game One
• Olympic Cyclist in Bad Crash
• Das Williams Looks to Ban Trucks on Highway 154
• City Sued over Sewage?
• Jury Still Deliberating in Mize Trial
• Kicking General Plan’s Can
• Bikes and Brides
• Foster the People Sign Big, Release Small
• Gang Injunctions to Be Filed Soon
• New Public Defender Named
• Finding the Most Fragile
• Sibling Feud Hits Lundberg Survey Heirs
• Capps: ‘I’m Running’
• More Protection for Mobile Home Park Residents?
• How Now Bow-Wow?
• County Budget Shortfall Less Than Predicted
• Jane Russell Dies
• Waves and Rockets
• Scott Starr
• Poodle Radio on Adventurous Outdoor Film and Innovative Senior Communities
• Kiran Aulakh
• Lions Wield Too Many Weapons
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Fall to Long Beach State
• M. Swimming. 800 Free Relay Sets UCSB Record at Pac-10 Championships
• Wolf Nominated for Coastal Commission
• M. Basketball. UCSB Hosts Cal Poly in Blue-Green Rivalry to Complete Regular Season Saturday
• M. Tennis. Taylor Chavez-Goggin Named Big West co-Athlete of the Week
• Softball. DeMarini Invitational Next Up for Gauchos
• Art From Scrap Welcomes Allied Waste Services As Newest Corporate Partner
• New Sustainable High Tech Lighting at Arroyo Burro Beach County Park
• Capps: House Budget Bad for California’s Security
• Community Forum on Homelessness
• Local Residents Needs to Learn from New Zealand Earthquake
• Tennis Courts Transfer to Elings Park
• Rio Beni Health Foundation Emergency Flooding Appeal
• Summerland’s “Big Yellow House” Sold
• The Joffrey Ballet Comes to the Granada
• Donate to Help Rio Beni Flooding
• M. Volleyball. No. 4 Gauchos Return Home to Host Long Beach State, CSUN
• Beach Sampling Results, Feb 28th
• M. Volleyball. Men's Volleyball vs. LBSU Moved to Rec Cen
• Women's Days
• Serious Crime Takes Serious Dive
• Santa Barbara Students Conducting Traffic Safety Campaign
• SBHS Principal To Step Down
• DA Stops Pursuing Death Penalty in 2004 Murder Case
• Kristen Reed on La Traviata
• Grandparent Portrait Show
• Jean-Yves Thibaudet at the Music Academy’s Hahn Hall
• Still Waiting on That Apology
• Stick to Subject
• Allied v. Marborg
• Opera Santa Barbara Presents La Traviata
• Rounding the Bases
• 'Yo Mama' Still Draws Laughs, Wrath
• No Service Disruptions at This Time for MTD
• Blanco Earns All-GSAC Honors
• Petrini’s Restaurant Challenge Finalists
• General Membership Meeting
• Baseball. Waves Rally to Top Gauchos
• Our Daily Bread Still Rising
• SBCC Peace Now! Club Participates in Teen “Cemetery”
• Life in Libya, Pre-Gaddafi
• Accused Double Murderer Back in Court
• Surfing Safari
• M. Swimming. UCSB Heads to Pac-10 Championships this Week
• Capps: 'I’m Running'
• Softball. Jessica Beristianos: A Great Example
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Orlando Johnson Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• M. Swimming. Ferguson Making Magic For UCSB
• Week in Sports Update
• Local Students Spend Weekend at the San Carlos Apache Reservation
• Free Pancake Fundraiser at IHOP
• County Science Fair slated for March 4th.
• Cleanup, Restoration of UCSB's South Parcel Has Begun
• The New Cool Book Release
• Girl Scouts Cookie Booth Sales Start
• UCSB Early Academic Outreach Presents Higher Education Week
• Quinn Gets Spelling Bee Win
• Cleaning the Butterflies' House
• McCoy Tyner Is Back
• Bring Back Curb Extensions
• America's Reliable Asset in the Middle East
• God Is in Details
• Harrison claims new Ventura County territory
• Another Overnight Diary
• Dos Pueblos Engineering Students Featured in New Book
• Vitesse to return to Nasdaq
• Jackson Browne at the Arlington Theatre
• Touche
• Bender, Branson Named to All-GSAC Team
• Bad Medicine
• Diavolo at the Granada
• Baseball. Baseball Team Travels to Pepperdine on Tuesday, Hosts Sac State This Weekend
• The Smart Meters Are Coming
• W. Basketball. Women's Basketball Big West Tournament Information Now Available for Fans
• 33 Swoons at Westmont’s Porter Theatre
• News to Yous
• Goleta Petrini’s Is Back!
• Latest Look at St. Francis Evolution
• W. Basketball. Emilie Johnson Named Big West Player of the Week
• Emerson String Quartet Coming to Campbell Hall
• W. Swimming. Andrea Ward Named Gaucho of the Week
• Visiting Trail Professionals Will Inspire Local Sustainable Trail Maintenance!
• Carpinteria ChocolateShop Expanding to Santa Barbara
• Team 1717 Concludes Build Season!
• California Outdoors Q & A
• UCSB Communication Students Receive Top 3 Paper Award at the 8th Annual Undergraduate Scholars Research Conference
• SELF Magazine Names Santa Barbara one of the Happiest Places to Visit
• Dreaming in Reverse
• Mmm … Pancakes
• Climate Zones
• Are We Reaching Peak Bandwidth?
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Takes 12th Place at UC Irvine Invitational
• M. Golf. UCSB Finishes Fourth at Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate
• Softball. Gauchos Split on Final Day of Cathedral City Classic
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Winning Streak Snapped by No. 32 Pepperdine
• M. Tennis. No. 65 UCSB Out Duels No. 48 Hawaii, 5-2
• Jolly green giants: Agromin, Houweling's team up in Camarillo
• Final withdrawal: Behind the scenes of San Luis Trust seizure
• Countrywide vets bank on Apollo's cash
• Baseball. Snow Cancels Sunday's Baseball Game
• Ocean for Life: One World, One Ocean
• Santa Barbara Soccer Club: In the Community
• City Fire Department Fire Safety House at Washington School
• DPHS graduate National finalist $50,000 Prize Architecture Competition
• Young filmmakers receive noteable award
• California’s 47th Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado Opens Campaign Committee for 2012 Congressional Run
• Adult Ed's Lady in the Window
• Get Bodywise
• Staying in Las Vegas
• Hands Can Speak
• Jury Begins Mize Trial Deliberations
• Bender, Branson Score 25 Each in Warrior Loss
• Women’s Basketball Drops Regular Season Finally to Concordia
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Falls in Heartbreaker to Stanford
• W. Swimming. Gauchos Take Second at MPSF Championships
• W. Water Polo. No. 15 UCSB Defeated No. 12 Cal State Northridge yet Fell to No. 4 Cal on Day One
• M. Basketball. Big Second Half Run Pushes Long Beach Past UCSB, 71-53
• Baseball. Washington State Sweeps Gauchos in Doubleheader
• Hikers Pass Through Santa Barbara, Marching 90 Miles in Two Days to Show Commitment to Wounded Veterans
• Softball. UCSB Posts Run-Rule Victory Over Ohio State
• W. Basketball. Johnson's 27 Points Leads UCSB Past CSUN
• Dr. Julie Barnes Named Director of Animal Health at Santa Barbara Zoo
• United Way Hosts First Ever "Mega Tax Day" this Saturday
• Turnip Tots: Spring Break Camp for Kids 3 -5
• Ojai Baskin-Robbins Celebrates Re-Grand Opening This Weekend
• Downloadable eBooks and Audiobooks Classes Offered
• Enviros Sue Over Septic System Rules
• Old Town's New Look
• Love Your Body
• Invigorating Leaves: The History of Tea
• Four Stars for Dream Foundation
• Cabrillo Ball Field Brainstorming
• W. Swimming. Ward Sets New UCSB Standard in 100 Fly; Gauchos Continue to Battle
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Drop Pacific in Four
• Los Padres Issues Safety Reminders As Winter Storm Approaches
• Habitat for Humanity Home Repair in Carpinteria
• Softball. Gauchos Top Long Island, 9-5
• Self Says Homeless Need “Turn Around Centers”
• ‘Doc’ Whiteman to Advise Student-Athletes
• On The Mark: The AD Report
• M. Basketball. UCSB Travels to Long Beach State for ESPN2 Game Saturday
• Cold Weather Coming This Weekend
• Worm Bin and Composting Class Postponed
• Homeless Awareness Event
• SBPD Conducting DUI Checkpoints This Weekend
• ACS & Fund for Santa Barbara
• Santa Barbara Declaration Urges Rejection of Nuclear Deterrence
• Applications Being Accepted for Music Academy MERIT Program
• Rotary Club of Santa Barbara Recognizes a Local Outstanding Teacher
• 111 State Street Acquisition
• UCSB Professor & Wife Safe in Christchurch Earthquake
• Montecito Bank & Trust’s Revive & Thrive Business Event a Success
• PlayLab Opens with Thunderous Glee
• Santa Ynez Valley Free Museum Day is Saturday, March 5, 2011
• UCSB Reads Chooses Skloot for 2011 
• Week in Sports
• Postcards to Sacramento 
• Feds Raid Suspected Scam Spot
• America: Beacon of Democracy and Freedom
• Deckers eyes Goleta in headquarters hunt
• Warriors Split GSAC Opener with Sunbirds
• Google's Mayer talks innovation at Cal Poly
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Clinch Home Court in Big West Tournament with Win Over Long Beach State
• M. Basketball. UCSB Can't Hold on In Second Half, Loses 68-60 at Northridge
• W. Swimming. Two School Records Fall on Day Two of MPSF Championships
• W. Basketball. Kristen Mann Named the Latest
• William “Lucky” Bedel is Dead
• Softball. UCSB Falls to No. 19 Oklahoma, No. 8 Tennessee
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Rise to Third in Rankings, Head North
• Alleged Gang Members Launch Dual Attacks
• Santa Barbara County Fire Department to Present and Dedicate New Fire Safety Education Trailer
• A Brief Preview of Registry Week
• Beach Sampling Results, Feb 22nd
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Heads South for UC Irvine Invitational
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Enter National Rankings at No. 57
• Baseball. Gauchos Travel to Chilly Pullman to Face Cougars
• Petrini’s Italian Recipe Challenge
• As If
• Deckers reports big earnings growth
• Hunkered in the Bunker
• Ruling Upheld Against Adoption Scammer's Ex-wife
• Goleta Suspends Summer Classes
• Santa Barbara Foundation New Digs Named After Donor
• Bed Tax Receipts Up
• Autolux on Label Woes, Radiohead, and Album No. 2
• R&R for Mr. Sun
• Investigating the Investigator
• Gutting Goleta?
• Poodle Radio on Adventurous Outdoor Film and Innovative Senior Communities
• volume 25, number 267, February 24 - March 3, 2011
• Disabled Say Enough Is Enough
• Canines from Outer Space
• Devon Claire Flannery
• Gypsy
• The Indy’s 2011 Wedding Issue
• Canada Cool with Quazy Quaids
• W. Swimming. UCSB Wins 200 Medley Relay on First Day of MPSF Championships
• Softball. Road Swing Continues at Cathedral City Classic
• Cold Spring Bridge Site of 55th Suicide
• Record-A-Thon Voices Render Books In Sound for The Disabled
• Casino Royale a Benefit for Family Service Agency
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Host Long Beach, Northridge in Final Two Home Games
• M. Soccer. Pontius returns to take on former UCSB teammates
• Mammoth's 2011 Moves
• Unknown
• Jaffurs Vertical Wine Tasting
• Take a Banana
• The Second City
• Watching the California Condor
• She Stoops to Conquer at UCSB
• Roots of Community
• Protect the EPA
• Take It Back
• Get Your Hands Dirty Day
• Comedian Ribs the Sisterhood
• College Hoops
• Big Bucks for Goleta Ice Rink
• Blanco’s 20 Leads Warriors over Sunbirds
• Warriors Can’t Stop Sunbirds
• Occam-Calix merger closes
• Neighbor to Santa Barbara's La Entrada sold
• #8 Westmont Defeats #7 Vanguard
• The Fuss Over Steve Jobs
• Baseball. Loredo is Terrific in Gauchos' Win Over Westmont
• Brooklyn Rider at UCSB
• Forest Service Seeks Public Comment On Off-Highway Vehicle Grant Application
• The Junior League of Santa Barbara Announces 4th Literacy Gala
• Santa Barbara Foundation Moves to New Headquarters
• Cancer Center of Santa Barbara Offers Genetic Counseling Services
• McKeon-Phillips Winery Cabernet Franc Wins Best In Show
• Goleta Valley Historical Society Receives $10,000 Donation from Allied Waste Services
• Santa Barbara Teen Describes New Species
• Comedian Doug Stanhope Headlines Velvet Jones Saturday March 5th
• Common Ground Santa Barbara Call for Volunteers
• Volunteers Wanted for Condor Monitoring
• More Than 500 Schools Awarded Grants for Salad Bars
• Poet Laureate Reads at UCSB
• Baseball. Haddow's back in the outfield, looking in
• W. Swimming. Gauchos' Quest for First MPSF Title Begins Wednesday
• Alfred Moir: 1924-2010
• Forty, Fit, and Fabulous
• Diavolo Returns to the Granada
• Whole Foods Adopts Animal Welfare Rating System
• Kinesis Opens at Center Stage
• On Natural Selection and the Universal Eros
• Esperanza Spalding Comes to Campbell Hall
• W. Basketball. Valentine Named Big West Player of the Week
• Week in Sports Update
• M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Falls to Santa Clara 5-2
• Baseball Splits with Menlo
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Resume Big West Play This Week, Travel to Northridge Thursday
• College Hosts Liberal Arts Conversation
• James Blake
• Costa de Oro Winery Strikes a Chord
• News to Yous
• Cinema Italiano Classical Film Series
• Give a Little
• The Return of Civil Discourse?
• Shira 2011: A Jewish Music Extravaganza
• Don't Touch the Capital
• Notes for Notes Unveils Westside MusicBox
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Nicole Nesbit & Melissa Zornig Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Baseball. Gauchos Sweep La Salle in Baseball Doubleheader
• Blaming Public Unions
• W. Basketball. UCSB Tops Seattle University During Annual Pink Zone Game
• Softball. Late Rally Falls Short Against No. 15 Cal
• M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Swept By No.19 Cal 7-0
• Santa Maria’s storage queen: Bergman’s real estate interests span the region
• EDCO board members balk at disclosure
• Blue Casa’s LifeLine: State subsidies topped $50M
• Moorpark studio ready for the spotlight
• Impaired Politicans
• Alms for the Graduating
• The L Word
• You're Gonna Have to Serve Somebody
• If You Have to Get Off the Plane to Buenos Aires, Do it in Good Company
• Outdoor Adventure Porn at Arlington
• Warriors Set Records in Win over Hawks
• Women Fall to San Diego Christian
• W. Track. Fourth Annual Gaucho Round-Up Successful Despite Rain
• M. Track. Fourth Annual Gaucho Round-Up Successful Despite Rain
• M. Basketball. UCSB Loses Overtime Thriller to Boise State, 78-76
• Warriors Finish Second in Quadrangular
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Sweep UC Davis 6-0 In Big West Opener.
• Baseball. Gauchos and La Salle Called Off After Two
• Softball. San Diego Classic Schedule Adjusted Due to Rain
• “Homegrown & Santa Barbara’s Own” Garden Court Endowment Fundraiser to Benefit Local Seniors in Need
• Whole Foods Tells Meat Shoppers the Whole Story
• Men Accused of Fatal Beating Appear in Court
• Goleta Moves Ahead on New Bank
• World’s Deepest Lake Mimics the Ocean
• Sixteen and Pregnant, Santa Barbara Style
• Blaming the Unions
• From Washington With Love
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Earns Split in BYU Series
• Nonprofit Facing Collapse
• Softball. Gauchos Split Pair on First Day of San Diego Classic
• Rain and Snow
• Jazz Ascendant?
• Orchestra to Perform Spring Concerts in SB
• Baseball. Gauchos and La Salle Rained Out on Friday; Saturday Game at Noon
• Pianist Peter Serkin in Recital
• Goleta Shooter Faces Two More Charges
• Carl Snyder Lecture at UCSB to Examine Issues of Immigration
• Three UCSB Faculty Members Awarded Sloan Research Fellowships
• San Luis Trust Bank fails, First California steps in
• Deputies Nab Five for Credit Card Fraud
• Pet Theft Awareness Day
• Give a Little
• Long May He Walk
• Naples Is Chumash Legacy
• Death by MPAs
• County vs. Coastal Commission Debate Goes to School
• Plance Shuts Down Thunderbirds in Warrior Win
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Fall to BYU in Four
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Outlast Fullerton, 73-70
• College to Host Liberal Arts Conversation
• Goleta Needs Your Input
• World's Largest Lake Sheds Light on Ecosystem Responses to Climate Variability
• Them
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Play Boise State Saturday in BracketBuster Game at Thunderdome
• Timothy “Shaky” French Was All Heart
• Week in Sports
• Baseball. Baseball Season Preview Day 4: The Starting Pitchers
• Black History 101
• Seal Bothering
• Trouble with Tribes
• Supes Nix New Government Center
• Legal Hot Shot
• Electric Car Rebates Explained
• Dambisa Moyo
• Downtown Lot Closed for Months
• Carp to Install LED Street Lights
• T-Ridge Returns
• Who—or What—Killed Borders?
• Revenge of the Tiger Dog
• Coral Casino Calls Out Ty Warner
• volume 25, number 266, February 17-24, 2011
• Conservative Group Jabs Raw Nerve
• Reps Divide About Obama Budget
• Laura Tsunoda
• Avocado Uncovered
• Poodle Radio, Goleta Edition: New Music and Threatened Redevelopment
• Feast and Famine
• Borders to close Oxnard store
• Watkins: California "a train wreck," Ventura County not as bad
• Unclogging the Internet's pipes
• M. Basketball. Nunnally, Joyner Lead Gauchos Past Fullerton, 86-71
• M. Basketball. Eric 'The Freeze' McArthur Introduced as Legend of the Dome Wednesday
• Stabbing on the Westside
• Republicans Look to Pull Planned Parenthood Funding
• Cate Students Give Back In Public Service Day
• Banks Too Big To Save
• Produce Retailer Gets Design Approval
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Go For Win No. 37 in a Row vs. Fullerton on Thursday
• W. Water Polo. Clark Named Big West Co-Player of the Week
• Man Crashes Through Downtown Storefront
• Softball. Gauchos Open 15-Game Road Swing at San Diego Classic
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Set for No. 2 BYU
• Baseball. Baseball Season Preview Day 3: The Infield
• M. Volleyball. Men's Volleyball Moves to T-Dome For This Weeks Matches
• Local Santa Barbara Author Patricia Selbert’s Novel, The House of Six Doors, Premieres February 22
• Beach Sampling Results, Feb 14th
• Disability and Equity Awareness Week at San Marcos High
• Rasp Surpasses 1,500 in Warrior Win
• Applegate shares the four Ms of small-biz success
• I Like Weightlifting?
• Santa Barbara Symphony Plays Shostakovich
• Vintage Camera, Fresh Images
• Moonlit Movement
• Avant Wants You to Want It
• World of Worms
• The Illusionist
• Dispensary Delirium
• Feng Shui for Beggars
• Volleyball Smackdown
• When to Say When
• Threshold Choir Sings to Soothe
• Chuck Prophet Talks London Calling, Fog City, Sings Like Hell
• Women Sneak Past Mustangs
• The FUND FOR SANTA BARBARA's Spring 2011 Grant-Making Cycle Underway
• Small Business Conference to Be Held at Vandenberg
• Richard Legrand: 1926-2011
• More Mental Health First Aid Classes Scheduled for Santa Barbara
• Grupo Corpo at the Granada
• Byrne Touts Santa Monica’s Homeless Policies
• Smoke Detector Battery Test
• KCET Continues Coverage of Egypt With Live Reports From Al Jazeera English
• Free Buttermilk Pancakes on March 1 at IHOP
• Imagination Station
• In Arizona’s Red Rock Country
• Gardens & Villa, Durango Expo Come Home
• Week in Sports Update
• Baseball. Baseball Season Preview Day 2: The Bullpen
• Engineers Finish Investigating UCSB Ceiling Collapse
• Notes for Notes to Open New Studio
• Goleta Mayor to Appear on Poodle Radio
• Fado at SOhO
• Just Go with It
• Bill Frisell and John Scofield at the Lobero Theatre
• Biederman’s Match at UCSB’s Performing Arts Theatre
• Mobile Home Parks Rent Control War
• Let's Vote on District Elections
• What a Loss
• A Little Punk from the Ladies
• Aldo’s Gets Local
• San Luis Trust faces severe capital shortage
• Observatory to Host Monthly Star Party
• Museum Shows off its Permanent Collection
• John Robinson Passes Away
• Talley’s Folly at Center Stage Theater
• M. Soccer. UCSB Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Goleta Truck Accident Blocks Southbound 101
• Young the Giant
• News to Yous
• Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Donates $85,000 to the Santa Ynez High School Tennis Courts Project
• Arch Rock Fish Presents Donation to SBPAL
• February Has Been Declared “National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month”
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Take-On Cal State Fullerton Wednesday, Boise State Saturday
• Valentine’s Day Romance 2011 at Elements Three Course Prix Fixe Menu
• Hwy. 101 Overnight Closures This Week in Goleta
• Capps Statement on the Resignation of Egypt’s President Mubarak
• Tennis Courts Transfer to Elings Park Will Feature Mayor Helene Schneider At Center Court
• St. Francis Foundation Announces Grants Focused on Local Safety Net Services and Access to Healthcare
• Goleta Chamber's Issues and Policy Roundtable Focuses on Protection of Redevelopment Agencies
• CSUB hosts 19th annual Kern County Regional Science Bowl
• Talk to Inspect Rice, U.S. Foreign Policy
• Baseball. Baseball Season Preview Day 1: The Outfield
• National Kidney Foundation of Southern California & Southern Nevada Offers Free Health Screening
• Art Inspired by County Parks
• SBCC Students Awarded Textbook Scholarships
• Seniors Get Their Groove On
• Israeli Film Night
• T.O eco-devo chief steps down
• AML agrees to $29.3M buyout
• Labyrinth of Inspiration
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Place Ninth in Triton Invitational
• W. Tennis. Women's Tennis Records Fifth Straight Shutout.
• Redevelopment agencies pan Brown's cuts
• An Uggly fight: Deckers duels in trademark battles
• Blue Casa putting its investors on hold
• Asylum granted: Veeco spin-off breaks new ground in microscopes
• Softball. Gauchos Stay Perfect with Mercy Win Over Seattle
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Bob Brontsema Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Seeking Boundless Energy
• If Find Yourself in Tepotzlan, Be Sure to Catch Tonya
• Our of Our Right Minds
• Take It Slower
• Cougars Run Away with Game in Second Half
• Cougars End Warriors’ Winning Streak
• Westmont, Oregon Tech Split
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Defeat Marist yet Fall to Long Beach State at Triton Invite
• M. Swimming. UCSB Splits with Cal Poly in Final Dual Meet
• M. Basketball. Late Rally Falls Short UCSB Loses at UC Irvine, 66-63
• Softball. UCSB Wins Three on Day Two of Gaucho Classic I
• W. Basketball. Four Score in Double Figures as UCSB Buries UCR
• Cafe Buenos Aires Not Sold
• Charles Preisker
• Another Year of the Shark
• New Things
• Beach Walk Raises Consciousness
• Hair So New
• Flying the Friendly Skies with Model Airplanes
• Warriors Ground Hustlin’ Owls
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Top Bruins
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Crush University Of Wyoming
• Softball. Gauchos Top the Hilltoppers in Season Opener
• The Godfather of Good Food Speaks in S.B.
• Dos Pueblos High School Sophomore Named Winner in Santa Barbara County Arts Commission's 5th Annual "Poetry Out Loud" Contest
• Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Announces New Additions to the Board of Directors
• Fire Department High-Rise Drill
• Antioch University Names New Program Chairs
• Vaccines Now Required for 7th-12th Grade Student
• UCSB A&L, The Independent, and Whole Foods Team Up for Appeteasers
• Fire Drills at Granada Theatre
• California Department of Fish and Game News Release
• Bren School of Environmental Science & Management Presents A Panel Discussion
• Santa Barbara Reads 2011 - Public Library System Community Reading Program
• UCSB Chemists Make Discovery that May Lead to Drug Treatment Possibilities for Alzheimer's, Diabetes, and other Diseases
• 2011 Amgen Tour of California Route Revealed for Stages 4, 5 & 6
• The Gevirtz School at UC Santa Barbara Presents Eight Dr. J Student Teacher Fellowship Awards
• W. Basketball. Nicole Nesbit: Against Tall Odds
• Freaky Friday for UCSB's Gevirtz School and Harding University
• W. Soccer. UCSB Welcomes Six Talented Recruits in Class of 2011
• The Year of the Rabbit
• Time to Valen-whine
• Basque Studies Stands for Cultural Diversity
• Wine and Dine
• Economist Simon Johnson
• Afghan Regime No Friend to Women
• Seal Worshippers
• Hire Out
• Author T.C. Boyle to Read From Latest Novel at SBMA
• W. Basketball. UCSB Shoots Past Anteaters, 70-56
• M. Basketball. Johnson Scores 31, Gauchos Get Defensive in 59-47 Win at UC Riverside
• Man Suspected of Harassing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Transportation Needed to Help Transport Women to the Womens Free Clinic at Transition House
• Home on the ranch: Wall Street heavyweight buys on Gaviota Coast
• S.B.P.D. Will Be Conducting DUI Checkpoints
• 20 SBCC Students Awarded $500 each in Book Scholarships
• February 11, 2011 is National 2-1-1 Awareness Day
• UCSB Financial Aid Office Offers Free Online Tutorial for Federal Student Aid Form
• Moss Botanicals Launches "Intimacy" Aromatherapy Products
• Capps Statement on NOAA’s Draft National Aquaculture Policy
• Ojai Center for the Arts Literary Branch Feb. 14 event
• Montecito Bank & Trust Reports Continued Profitability and Strong Capitalization in 2010
• M. Soccer. UCSB to Host D.C. United in Soccer Heaven Spring Showcase
• Gallegly leads House in honoring President Reagan
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Hit the Road for Triton Invitational
• Week in Sports
• Blondell Directs a Humorous ’33 Swoons’
• Advocates Want Pre-Dawn Jail Releases Stopped
• Santa Barbara Mom on Wipeout
• Goleta Shooter Pleads Not Guilty to 15 Counts
• Regulated Pruning
• Tea Party Art
• Crunched by Numbers
• Westmont LGBT Alumni Speak Up
• Vandenberg Launches Rocket
• Arroyo Toad Gets Critical Habitat
• Designer Chosen for New Courthouse
• Collective Bargaining in Crosshairs
• District Selects New Firm to Recruit Next Superintendent
• County Goes Out of Passport Business
• Sister Sylvianne Mattern: 1916-2011
• Surf Flicks and Barefoot Chicks
• Carpinteria’s Segregated Past
• Bench Relocation Put on Back Burner
• King of Clubs, Hogs, and Trash
• Whistling Through a Megaphone
• Chris Blake
• Recognizing Santa Barbara's Black History
• Poodle Radio on S.B. Black History and High School Filmmaking
• volume 25, number 265, February 10-17, 2011
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Top Bruins Behind Menzel's 17 Kills
• Rachel’s Challenge Is Coming to San Marcos High School
• Sentencing Delayed for Girl Accused of Accessory to Murder
• Santa Barbara County Ranks 50th in the Utilization of CalFresh
• Man Accused of Killing Girlfriend to Go to Trial
• W. Basketball. UCSB Announces Pink Zone Event for Feb. 20
• Two Nominees by The Teacher Education Program at UC Santa Barbara Are Winners of Prestigious National Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
• The Gevirtz School at UC Santa Barbara Announces the Creation of the McEnroe Reading and Language Arts Center
• Financial Assistance Available For SBCC Continuing Education Tuition-Based Courses
• JM Holliday Associates Selected To Design New Westmont Dining Facility Project
• Brother Testifies Against Brother
• Architect Selected for New Santa Barbara Criminal Courthouse
• Students Make Giant “Human” Heart Valetine For Troops
• MTD Honors Two Long-Time Employees
• Return to Crossfit
• Socal Business Leader Dies While Surfing
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Host UC Irvine on Thursday, UC Riverside on Saturday
• Sagebrush Annie’s 08 Cabernet Sauvignon wins Double Gold
• Top Scholars Compete for Full Tuition Scholarship
• Softball. UCSB Opens 2011 Campaign With Gaucho Classic I
• Pacific Sound Presents Singing Valentines!
• 2011 Fund for Santa Barbara Social Justice Award for Documentary Film Winners
• Grupo Corpo to Perform at the Granada
• Beach Sampling Results, Feb 7th
• SB Bank & Trust Reports Black Ink
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Travel South for Pair of Important Big West Games
• E.R. Insurance SNAFU
• Don't Pander to Polluters
• The Grapeseed Co.
• Marriage by iChat
• Wrestling High
• Warriors Win Triple-Overtime Thriller
• Warrior Win Breaks Lions’ Streak
• PCBC earns $20.8M in Q4
• Attorney Arrested on Drug Charges Enters Treatment Program
• National Engineering Academy Elects Two From Santa Barbara
• Charges Dropped Against Accused Sign Thieves
• Montecito Bank & Trust Hosting Business Event on February 16, 2011
• Breitling Scholarship Awarded
• 2011 CAC Champions Revealed
• Goleta Union School District Recognizes Generosity of Allied Waste Services
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Prepare for Bruins
• Third Weekend’s Free Films
• Sebadoh at Velvet Jones
• M. Soccer. U.S. U-20 National Team Product to Join UCSB
• Softball. 2011 Gaucho Softball: Season Preview
• Interpol at UCSB’s Event Center
• 2011 Teen Arts Mentorship Applications now Available!
• Boys and Girls Club Recognizes Rotary Club
• Three community leaders join Alzheimer’s Association Board of Directors
• Increasing Resiliency in Santa Barbara County
• Corporate Partners Support Rebuild of Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital
• 2011 Recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award
• SBCC Luria Library Recieves National Award From American Library Association
• Genome of Water Flea Discovered to Contain Largest Number of Genes Recorded
• The HTF of S.B. County Announces New Communications and Community Outreach Intern
• Antioch University Upgrades to New Campus
• Close Barn Door Now
• Reagan's Legacy
• Stuck Between a Poodle and a Pitbull
• Feds talk health care, taxes at small-business forum
• Martial Arts Instructor Moves Classes to New Site in Santa Barbara
• California Steakhouse Wins National Foodservice Beef Backer Award
• Santa Barbara County Arts Commission's 5th Annual Poetry Out Loud Competition
• Senior Student Chosen to Display Pottery in Ink & Clay 37
• UCSB Faculty Member-International Communication Association President Elect
• City of Goleta Now Accepting Applications for a Part-Time Planning Technician
• Financial Education Isn't Mandatory in Our Schools YET
• Santa Barbara City Fire Department Promotional Ceremony
• A.S. Coastal Fund Donates Over $50,000 to UCSB Clubs and Greek System
• Overnight Closures of HWY. 101 This Week
• Rotary Club Receives Award from the Salvation Army
• Chase Expands Efforts To Keep People In Their Homes
• Bishop High Rolls Out Virtual Computing and Additional Solar Technology
• Foo Fighters + New Noise Music Foundation = Secret Show at Velvet Jones
• You Can Help Save Lives of Homeless, Orphaned Kittens
• Bob Williams, Margaret Johnson, Lainey DePompa Set for Talk'n Gauchos
• Solvang Conference & Visitors Bureau 2011 Board of Directors Named
• 10-10-10 Winners Announced
• Coastal Fund Sponsors Elementary Education Program
• NASA Finds Earth-Size Planet Candidates
• Wrapping Up SBIFF
• W. Basketball. Johnson Named Big West Player of the Week/UCSBgauchos.com Athlete of the Week
• A Trip to the Vet
• From Set Design to Interior Design
• Politics in Paradise: Restaurateur brings business voice to Santa Barbara council
• Wal-Mart has eyes on region
• Ghost projects get life: Santa Barbara hotels inch toward finish line
• Chip smackdown: Inphi takes on Semtech
• You Don’t Have to Live Like a Billiard Ball
• Give a Little
• Sex, Psyche, and Evolution
• Candace Ransom Runs for Her Son
• Peterson Scores 22 as Warriors Win
• Westmont Wins Behind Rasp’s 24
• M. Basketball. Johnson Ties School Record With 39 as UCSB Rallies to Defeat UC Davis in OT, 93-86
• Five Warriors Qualify for Nationals
• M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Stumbles in Home Opener
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Sweep Doubleheader
• W. Basketball. Sharp-Shooting UC Davis Tops Gauchos
• From the Director’s Eyes and Mouths
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Earn Split in Hawai'i Series
• 10-10-10: Marz Miller and Cameron Platt
• 10-10-10: Keith Odett and Brittany Carriger
• Women’s Self Defense Seminar this Saturday
• 10-10-10: Josh Shimmin and Kevin Torres
• The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Barbara to Open New Teen Center
• Poaching Problem?
• Changes in Financial Aid
• Emergency Repair Permit Issued for Venoco Pier
• Yeah for Viognier
• A Challenge to Governor Brown
• State of the Museum
• “A” Student Frozen Yogurt Prize!
• The Santa Barbara Channels Hosts “Video Valentines” Fundraiser And Offers Free Service To Military Families
• Arizona in Santa Barbara?
• Assessing The Revolutions In Tunisia And Egypt
• KCET Delivers Special Coverage Of Crisis In Egypt
• Symposium to Attract Art Collectors
• Homeless Pets Need Permanent Homes
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Look to Reboiund, Host UC Davis on Prime Ticket Saturday
• The Second Amendment in Person
• Orchestra to Tour the Golden State
• Baseball. UCSB to Broadcast 45 Gaucho Baseball Games
• Oscar Schmoscar
• The Gruffalo
• Small Town Americana, and Smaller
• Free and Alive
• Fantastic Fela!
• Week in Sports
• Beneath the Rainbow Bridge
• Crazy Wisdom
• The Westsiders
• Make A Movie Like Spike
• Writing SBCC’s Century
• Joshua Bell in Recital at the Granada
• Spay/Neuter Month
• A Matter of Smell
• Warriors Knock Off #3 Cal Baptist
• Boucher’s Three’s Ignite Warriors
• Turbin Goes Six for Six in Win
• M. Basketball. New 'Legends of the Dome' to be Unveiled at Feb. 16 and Feb. 24 Basketball Games
• Superconductor to raise $13.3M
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Fall to Hawai'i
• M. Basketball. Hot-Shooting Pacific Hands Gauchos Second Straight Loss, 74-68
• W. Basketball. Johnson's Career Night Leads Gauchos Past Tigers
• Grace Potter & the Nocturnals at SOhO
• Finding Kind
• Baseball. Valaika running a Reds' light into spring training
• That Side of a Shadow Reviewed
• Further Adventures on the ’Stan Plan
• Curb Extensions Whacko
• Get A CLU
• Limoneira sells Refugio property for $10M
• Teardrop Speaks
• Lou Barlow Talks Sebadoh, Dinosaur Jr.
• Hailee Steinfeld’s Big Break
• Closing Night Film: Carmen in 3D
• Fund for Santa Barbara’s Social Justice Award
• ¡Viva el Arte! and Other World Music
• Reaction to Brown’s Plan
• Power to the People
• ‘Geezer Bandit’ Robs Goleta Bank
• Ashleigh Brilliant Hit by Car
• UCSB Students Flee Egypt
• Allied Donates to Library
• Hard Homeless Data
• They Shoot Dogs, Don't They?
• Where’d the $14 Million Go?
• Risk Taker by Blood
• SBIFF, Take 26
• Megaphonic, Cinematic Splendors
• Failure to Communicate
• Russ Spencer
• volume 25, number 264, February 3-10, 2011
• Wolf Growls
• Poodle Radio on Film: Six Chumash Generations and a Return to Vietnam
• Volunteer Your Talents with the Alzheimer's Association
• Join Us in the Walk to End Alzheimer's
• ‘Gaza Mom’ Speaks about Palestine and Politics
• Angels & Airwaves Present Love
• M. Tennis. Konigsfeldt Named Big West co-Athlete of the Week
• M. Tennis. Konigsfeldt Named Big West co-Athlete of the Week
• Baseball. Meaux Honored as One of 50 Best in Nation
• W. Swimming. Yamauchi Repeats as MPSF Swimmer of the Week
• Go Fine Yourself
• Guns Kill People
• Teens to Face Off in Battle of Math Wits
• 10-10-10: Tate Larrick and Wyatt Krutsch
• One Kiwi Western Plus Solid Skandis
• M. Basketball. UCSB-Pacific Meet Thursday Night in Thunderdome Showdown on ESPNU
• Interpol Doesn’t Want Your Fashion Tips
• Opus at Ensemble Theatre Company
• Crohn's Disease Comedy
• Winter Wonders
• Give a Little
• The Mechanic
• Bizarre Inventions
• Don’t Cut University Enrollment
• Insurers Are Just in the Way
• American Perspective Bank CEO resigns
• Mozilo to pay $6.5M settlement
• Inphi profits speed past estimates
• Phunny Business: A Black Comedy
• Treating Gang Violence
• Grief with a Side of Popcorn
• Big-Wave Rider
• Carl's Jr. chief downplays Texas talk
• 10-10-10: Matthew Oquendo and Mary Jane Johnson
• Beach Sampling Results, Jan 31st
• American for the Arts Economic Impact Study
• Library Displays Gifts From Ridley-Tree
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Head North to Battle Pacific, UC Davis
• Santa Barbara Middle School Teen Press ‘Grows Up’ at the Film Festival
• Avoid the 12 Sends Out Extra DUI Patrols February 6
• Pups Graduate to Deep Pool
• Mize and Crew on Trial Again
• Traffic Signal Installation Begins at Fairview Avenue and Berkeley Road
• Pure Joy Catering Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
• With My Own Two Wheels
• International Toast: From Israel to California
• Transition House in Competition to Be Triathlon Beneficiary
• City Park & Recreation Commission Recognizes David Everett at January Meeting
• Built Green's New Program Director toFocus on Outcomes Not Activity
• San Marcos Marquettes Finish On High Note
• Teen Press converges Converges on SBIFF
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Cross the Pacific, Battle Hawai'i
• Touching on the Troubadour
• UCSB Athletics Celebrates Black History Month
• Real Skills for the Real World
• Wildfire Expert Speaks
• Patching the Trail Most Traveled
• You Are Here
• Outside at the Atkinson Gallery
• The Sound of Music
• Darwin
• Would-Be Farmworker
• Starshine and Sarah
• Spiritual Warfare
• CKE mulls move to Texas
• Killing Memories
• Live Shows, Connectedness, and a Boom Box
• Benavides Born
• Internationally renowned Penderecki String Quartet to Perform atSBMA
• Lindsay Gottlieb, Greg Somogyi, Gregg Wilson, Sophia Yamauchi Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• 10-10-10: Tony Ung and Chris Villegas
• Santa Barbara Soccer Club BU10
• Nevada City Takes Over Seagrass
• 10-10-10: Brent Rumble and Katherine Waskul
• Organizing the Homeless
• M. Basketball. UCSB Will Host Former Big West Foe Boise State in Feb. 19 ESPNU BracketBusters
• Mathews Takes Two in Season Opener
• Last Lions of the Film Festival
• Where’s the Bacon?
• Westmont Hosts Talks about Politics, Faith
• W. Track. Nwaba Qualifies for NCAA Indoor Championships in Pentathlon, Ranked Second Nationally
• 10-10-10: Patrick Alcerro and Leanne Sturman
• Masterpiece in the Midst?
• Baseball. Zuanich has a blast at Uyesaka
• Lucky Dragons Want to Perform with You, Not for You
• The Price of Rights
• Iron & Wine
• Great Debate
• Hot Tubs

• Deeper Shade of Blue
• Trash Turmoil Stirs Debate over Competition
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Down UCSD, Fall to UC Irvine
• 127 Hours Late
• DesignARC: California dreamin’ in Sichuan
• La Entrada buyer has bold plan
• Search, on steroids: FindTheBest sifts through the clutter
• Bankruptcy irks manure firm investors
• Saturday Film Fest Report
• News to Yous
• Adderall Electric
• Abalone Fishing
• Land
• Voices from the Aussie Floods
• Your Fate May Lie in Your Saturn Line
• Heritage Oaks CEO Larry Ward to retire
• Bringing King to China
• Warriors Sweep Swedes
• Women Win with Stifling Second-Half Defense
• Sea Lions Squeak out Narrow Victory over Warriors
• M. Basketball. Late Rally Falls Short as Gauchos Lose to Cal State Northridge, 70-69
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Split Pair on First Day of UCSB Winter Invite
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Use Big Second Half to Defeat Cal State Northridge, 71-48
• M. Tennis. Gauchos Sweep Troy 4-0 For First Win of The Season
• W. Swimming. UCSB Sweeps Final Home Meet
• Foo Fighters Rock Secret Show
• SBIFF Report Day Two
• The Road to Coal Oil Point
• That Side of a Shadow
• The Family Next Door
• An Elevated Perspective
• What Is Your Highest Ambition?
• Hate Speech?
• Nice But No Mensch
• Anne Francis and I
• The Cat’s Meow
• Poets Rewrite Opening
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Roll Over Waves, 3-0
• W. Tennis. Gauchos Lose Season Opener Against Santa Clara, 4-3
• Good Baja Drugs
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Lose Heartbreaker to Wolverines in Overtime, But Get a Win Over Concordia
• Dance Film Installation at CAF
• Buellton Councilmember Dies
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Look to Remain Hot, Host Cal State Northridge Saturday at Thunderdome
• M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Falls Short Against No. 7 Florida
• By Day and By Night
• Someplace with a Mountain
• Exporting Raymond
• My First Night in Utopia
• Library Displays Gifts from Ridley-Tree
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Look to Break Cold Streak Against Waves
• Week in Sports
• Veronica Meadows Development Shot Down Again
• Pet Food
• Good for Nothing
• We Still Live Here
• Naples, Au Natural
• Newest Nuclear Sub Could Port Here First
• Skateistan
• Cut Executive Pensions to Make Funds Solvent
• Opening Night Lights
• Warrior Baseball Tuned Up for 2011
• The Truth Behind the PBS/KCET Split
• ‘Made With Love’ Trunk Show
• M. Basketball. Nunnally's Buzzer-Beater Lifts Gauchos to Thrilling Win at Cal Poly, 71-70
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Unable to Blemish Mustangs' Perfect Mark in Narrow Defeat
• Typhoon at Muddy Waters Café
• W. Basketball. Sweets Underwood: A Great Example
• W. Water Polo. Busy Home-Opening Weekend Ahead for No. 12 Gauchos
• Spanish/Latin American Cinema
• Reel Nature
• Eastern Bloc
• To the Maxx
• Focus on Quebec
• EastXWest
• Goleta Mobile Homeowners Win Again
• Truth in Gaffe
• Buyer Beware
• From Emergency Room to Courtroom
• The Aggrolites, Killola Provide the Soundtrack
• Santa Barbara on Screen
• Capps on State of the Union Address
• Music of the Film Fest
• Honest Abe, Political Consultant
• 41 Films to See
• Meals for a Mere $20.11
• Megaphone Days
• Matt Kettmann
• Geoffrey Rush to Receive Montecito Award
• Dog Got Your Tongue?
• Mesa Harmony Garden
• Show Time at Bates Road
• Tracking 10-10-10
• Red on Green
• Council Wrestles Itself into Exhaustion
• Poodle Radio on Film: a Car Collector Fights the Forest Service and Bicycles Help the World
• Heritage Oaks names new CFO
• A four-point plan to revive the job market
• M. Volleyball. No. 1 USC Pulls Away From No. 6 UCSB
• Carp Expands Smoking Ban
• UCSB Studies Ancient Maya City
• Garden Street Academy Gets Huge Gift
• Man Robs Doctor's Office
• County Offers Rebates for Water-Wise Yards
• Baseball. Brontsema Wins Award at Annual Baseball Cooking Challenging
• Hedge Height Regulation Still on Hold?
• Talk to Probe the Intersection of Science, Faith
• Judge Dismisses Charge in Chief Sanchez Suit
• Doing NAMM, on the Five-Hour Historical Tour Plan
• M. Tennis. Gauchos no Match for No. 6 UCLA
• M. Track. Track and Field Team to Kick-Off 2011 Season with Fourth Annual Gaucho Round-Up
• W. Basketball. UCSB Hosts First-Place Cal Poly on Thursday
• W. Swimming. Yamauchi Earns MPSF Swimmer of the Week Honors
• Master Zhou
• 200 Pounds of Accomplishment
• Fire Power
• Another Year
• Dead Country at Velvet Jones
• 10-10-10 Teams Revealed
• Days of Wine and Roses at Center Stage Theater
• Jeff White, 1938-2010
• Enter Goliath
• Access Denied
• Warriors Rally to Beat Biola
• Eagles’ Strong Second Half Does in Warriors
• Death, Dollars, and Development
• Who Loves Jury Duty?
• Water Polo Winner
• Vote on Occam merger delayed
• Coming at It Sideways
• M. Volleyball. No. 6 Gauchos Battle Top-Ranked USC on Wednesday at Robertson Gym
• Beach Sampling Results, Jan 24th
• Annual Meeting February 7 for Ojai Center for the Arts
• Scholarship Foundation Supports Young Artists
• K-Lite Valentine’s Day Radio-Thon for Santa Barbara Rescue Mission!
• M. Basketball. UCSB Travels to Cal Poly Thursday, Hosts Cal State Northridge Saturday
• Timothy A. French, “Shakey,” is Dead
• Lawsuit Targets Pesticides
• W. Water Polo. Kathryn Nelson Named UCSBgauchos.com Gaucho of the Week
• Baseball. Gauchos Welcome Back Top Players for Alumni Weekend
• Atascadero chamber CEO dies
• KEYT Employee Pleads Not Guilty to Child Porn Charges
• Fear and Prejudice
• Ra Ra Riot at SOhO
• Slot Canyon Body Slam
• Somewhere
• Species Under Review
• Mark O’Connor’s Hot Swing at the Lobero Theatre
• Better Than Recycling
• A More Soulful Kind of Institution
• The Walking Company Introduces New Brand, Blog and Social Media
• The King’s Speech Cast Wins Ensemble Honor At SBIFF
• Debris on Certain Himalayan Glaciers May Prevent Melting
• Remembering William Stafford Community Reading
• Appalachian Spring at the Granada
• Santa Barbara Medical Innovations Announces First Zerona Centers of Excellence
• Community to Remember Poet Stafford
• S.B. Zoo Giraffe Gives Birth to Surprise Baby
• UCSB Honors its Living Scholars at Second Annual Head Coaches' Dinner
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Christian Peterson, Rick McLaughlin Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Baseball. Good guy Roenicke gets his due and a Brew
• W. Basketball. Underwood a Sweet option for UCSB
• A Chorus Line Comes to the Granada
• ‘Film Feast’ Adds Foodie Lift to SBIFF
• Cota-Knox Building
• Braids
• Animal Roundup
• News to Yous
• Dining with Wollfs
• Amgen announces earnings, $1B acquisition
• High Visibility
• Murder Retrial Set to Begin
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2011
• SLO chamber’s leader to retire
• Six Species Listed as Threatened or Endangered Under Review
• Gandrud, Mollenfopf, Mundt, Jeffers, and Hurd to Head Local GOP
• Liftoff for Space Center: Groundbreaking expected this year near Lompoc
• Bringing light to the world: UCSB sends solar lamps to Ghana, Haiti
• The Reagan legacy drives Simi Valley, Santa Barbara
• Casa Esperanza, Jerry Morales, and Clarissa Montenegro Honored
• Free Flu Shot Clinic at Santa Maria Town Center Mall
• Westmont Diversity Lauded by Forbes
• UCSB's Marine Science Research Building Receives LEED Gold Certification
• Katy Perry World Tour to End in Santa Barbara
• Peet's Removes Local Art Following Complaint
• Reflections on Flora
• Give a Little
• Botox Spa Draws Crowd
• Romancing the Vegetarian
• Ambition in the Tropics
• Her Niceness
• OT Surge Gets it Done
• Eagles Soar in First Half
• Wine Tasting 101
• Tunisia, Martin Luther King, and Main Street
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Demolish Sonoma State and Finish Three Game Road Trip Unbeaten
• M. Basketball. Fullerton's Final Rally Sends Gauchos to Defeat, 63-58
• W. Swimming. UCSB Women Break Even in Vegas, Men Fall to Rebels
• W. Basketball. UCSB Annihilates Fullerton, 69-32
• Capps Votes Against Health Care Repeal
• Goleta Shooter Facing Six Felony Counts
• Cottage Art Goes Local
• World of Warcraft Gone Wild
• Green Economy for the Future
• Pet Resolutions
• What Do You Know for Sure?
• Up With Curb Extensions
• Dr. Thomas Fogel Presents New Techniques in Radiation Therapy
• County Officials Eye 154 Safety
• W. Water Polo. Different Opponent, Same Outcome- UCSB Rolls over East Bay, 14-9
• M. Volleyball. No. 5 Gauchos Blast Cal State Northridge, 3-0
• Smart Landscape Rebate Program Enhanced for 2011
• Police Cite 74 for Driving on Cell Phone
• Deputies Make Arrests in Thrift Store Burglary
• Forbes Lauds Westmont’s Diversity, Science
• M. Basketball. Tickets On Sale for 2011 ampm Big West Tournament at Honda Center
• Maintenance On Hwy. 154 January 24 and 25
• BBQ and Benefit For Capt. Mike Moses January 30
• Musicians of Santa Barbara Aims to Aid Event Planning
• American Riviera Bank Tops Million Mark for 2010
• Jan Clouse Featured Artist at Hospice of Santa Barbara
• Vice President Dick Cheney to Headline Reagan 100 Celebration
• W. Water Polo. Gauchos Start Off Strong With Win Over Cal State Monterey Bay
• W. Basketball. The Gauchos' floor general
• Group Gets Store to Stop Selling 'Racist' T-Shirt
• Flying Friends
• CARE Fair
• Rabbit Hole
• UCSB Applications Up More Than Seven Percent
• Putting the Fun in Fungus
• The Passing of Sargent Shriver
• Providence Hall Open House, January 25
• Carolyn Johnson New President of Peoples’ Self-Help Housing Board
• Small-biz outlook brighter in 2011
• Gallegly Safely Indoors
• Guns 'n' Ideology
• Santa Barbara Writers Conference Reborn
• Former Professor Arthur Lynip Dies at 97
• Oxnard firm lands $93M defense contract
• WillBridge Blaze Believed Set by Resident
• Caltrans Maintenance On Highway 101 In Goleta Postponed
• Students to Perform ‘I Love you, Now Change’
• Week in Sports
• Beach Sampling Results, Jan 18th
• Fire Chi Gong Healing Master Visits February 4 - 16
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Host Fullerton on Saturday
• Watch a Behemoth Blast Off
• Facing the Street
• Goleta Water Rates May Go Up
• Supes Vote for Wage Deferrals and Adjustments
• Cabrillo Ball Field Bleachers Fenced In
• Scrap Happy
• Game On
• No More Stormy Waters for Portland’s Typhoon
• Teens Break it Down with Dance
• When Prisoners Are Patients
• Dead Dogs Tell No Tales
• Tug-of-War Marathon
• A Mitigated Miramar?
• My Brother’s Speech
• volume 25, number 262, January 20-27, 2011
• Downtown Darling
• The Power of Nice
• Capps Votes Against Repeal of Health Insurance Reform
• The Walking Company Opens Nine New Retail Locations in 2010
• James Thomson Awarded 2011 King Faisal Prize for Medicine
• Koraima Hernandez is El Puente Student of the Month
• W. Water Polo. UCSB Women's Water Polo: 2011 Season Preview
• Dirty Beaches Drops "Sweet 17" Single From Upcoming Full-Length Album Badlands
• The Dears Embark on West Coast Tour
• Soundgarden Releases Live on I5
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Continue Road Swing
• M. Soccer. UCSB Breaks NCAA Attendance Records
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Take Two-Game Winning Streak to Fullerton Saturday
• Fewer Beds For Homeless
• Freedom Riders to Discuss Equality, Justice
• For maritime firms, a sea of possibility
• Goleta to Study Purchase of Glen Annie Golf Club
• Marjorie Luke Hosts New Zeitgeist Film
• When the Well Runs Dry
• Appalachian Spring at the Granada
• Comedy Night
• The Green Hornet
• Jokey Memories of Spooky Encounters
• Talk About End-of-Life Preferences Anyway
• Arms and the NRA
• Santa Barbara's Entrada property sold
• Bender Walks the Talk in Warrior Win
• Warriors Join Forces to Defeat Sunbirds
• Mountain Funding to Sell Lot?
• Healthy Teen Living
• From Nightmare to the Dream
• Correcting Other's Children
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Get Smoked by Long Beach State
• Pellet Gun Panhandler Faces Multiple Felony Charges
• New County-wide Homelessness Collaboration Wins Federal Deadline Extension
• SBCC Named VMware IT Academy
• Dave McEachen 1944-2010
• Santa Barbara Asset Management Moves to El Paseo Building
• Who’s Green?
• United Way to Hold Book “Give-Away” January 21
• Officer Anita Chamberlain Promotes 300 DARE Graduates January 19
• Maintenance On Rock Fall Protection Systems In Gaviota and Hwy 154
• Yuja Wang at Hahn Hall
• Delta IV Heavy Launch Scheduled
• Noah’s A. Lends Hand to Homeless Kids
• M. Soccer. Boxall Drafted by Vancouver Whitecaps FC
• Mark Hummel's Harmonica Blowout at SOhO
• Arch Rock Fish
• Celebrating the Life and Principles of Martin Luther King Jr.
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• Shroomery
• Bob Williams, Lindsay Gottlieb, Stefanie Corgel, Tom Myers Featured on Talk'n Gauchos
• Amgen to sell Fremont plant
• Santa Paula moves to delay East Area 1 hearing
• Research by UCSB Physicists Honored as Science’s 2010 Breakthrough of the Year
• A Solid Year of Poodle Radio
• Exhibition - Presenting Noh Drama: Theater Prints Of Tsukioka Kōgyo
• W. Tennis. Women's Tennis Prepares for Spring Dual Matches
• M. Basketball. Johnson Selected Big West Player of the Week
• Twisty Time
• Outdoors Q & A: Hunting the Wildlife Refuges vs. Private Land
• Institute for Energy Efficiency Designs Lamps for Schoolchildren Around the World
• Holiday Hangover Hat Party January 22
• Channing Peake: Mural Studies Opens January 24
• Reagan Ranch Roundtable featuring Michael Reagan, January 26
• Federal Funding to Help County Residents with Disabilities Live Independently
• Authorities Identify Goleta Shooter
• Contemporary Photographs by YoungSuk Suh
• Of Trolls, Technology, and Saving the Middle Class
• Pierre Sauvage: America and the Holocaust
• Ra Ra Riot Brings The Orchard to SOhO
• Peter Wolf Crier
• Salume, Salami … Let’s Call the Whole Thing App
• Daddy Squeeze Accordion Concert
• Bag and Jewelry Trunk Show at The SBMA Museum Store
• First California deals a new card
• The name is the game: Pascucci moves to protect its turf
• AG Machining opts for Moorpark over Mexico
• One-Legged Stuntman Becomes 'Bionic'
• SBCC Reduces Energy Consumption
• Key to Happiness
• Teen Musician Raps for a Better World
• First Time Twice a Week
• Arborist on a Tear
• Hate Hate Love Love
• Panhandler Shoots Youths, Deputies with Pellet Gun
• M. Volleyball. UCSB Falls to UC Irvine in Straight Sets
• M. Basketball. Stellar Defense, Johnson's 28 Points Spark Gauchos to 64-57 Win Over Riverside
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Unable to Stop UC Riverside
• Officer-Involved Shooting Near Camino Real Shopping Center
• Indy Litigation Update
• Spaces Still Available for Second Community Emergency Response Team Training in Goleta
• Everybody Dance Now! Launches ‘Breakdance Project Santa Barbara’
• Joe Sanquinet Added to PathPoint Board
• Sustainable Food System on UCSB’s Campus
• Weingart Foundation Gives Hillside House a Big Boost
• MedBridge Earns Green Certification
• Message from Maia
• Luck of the Vines
• Free Family Mental Health Education Program
• Hip Hop Activist Commemorates Anniversary of Haiti Quake
• Let’s Be Fair to Our Immigrant Community
• Interview with Thomas Kelsey
• How the Eucalyptus Came to California
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Sweep Tritons
• Men and Women and War
• Tennis Coach Convicted of Sex Crimes Back in Jail
• Alleged Child Molester Arrested
• Charlotte Gould to Open 'Dancing Shadows' February 1
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Host UC Riverside Saturday in Search of Second Straight Win
• Bank of America Robber Arrested
• Two More Homeless Men Have Died
• UCSB Receives 63,303 Applications for Fall 2011
• Bending Ed's Ear
• Woman Arrested After 31 Years On the Lam
• Baseball. Baseball Season Tickets Now on Sale
• Musical Benches
• I Have a Dream
• Mesa Harmony Garden in Fifth Place for RainBird Grant
• Red-Legged Frog Lawyers Up
• Fed economist predicts slow recovery, low inflation
• Sandman Leaving Town After Citation
• U.S. Bank CEO: 'Take back the hill'
• Independent, Pepe Gil, and Randy Rouse Honored by Downtown Organization
• M. Basketball. Nunnally, Johnson Lead Gauchos Past UC Irvine, 71-58
• Los Padres to Hold Job Fair, Open House January 15
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Topple Irvine Behind Great Defensive Play
• Anchor Blue Closing
• Week in Sports
• Planck Mission Peels Back Layers of the Universe
• SBCC Centennial Book: A Century Of Success, A Future Of Possibilities
• M. Basketball. UCSB-Cal Poly Blue-Green Rivalry Game to Air Live on KCOY/CBS 12
• M. Soccer. Michael Tetteh Drafted by Seattle Sounders
• Neutralize Emotions
• We Already Have Representatives
• Supreme Callousness
• Anchor Blue to close remaining stores
• City Retreats on Pot Shops
• County May Alter Onshore Oil Repeat Offender Ordinance
• Capps Not Packing Heat
• Merging for Money
• Murder Suspects Move to Separate Cases
• Bank Sues Daily Sound
• A Brush with a Legend
• Can You Read This?
• $10,000 Approved For Warming Shelter, Just Barely
• Lap Dogs, Running Dogs or Mad Dogs?
• Brown's Budget Pain Hits Home
• Shock Doctrine
• Winter Arts Preview: Pop, Rock, and Jazz
• Winter Arts Preview: Visual Art
• Winter Arts Preview: Film
• volume 25, number 261, January 13-20, 2011
• Winter Arts Preview: Classical
• Council Votes for Suicide Barrier Transparency
• New Sheriff's Office Web Page Leads to Warrant Arrests
• Supes Cut Back on Meetings
• Eight UCSB Faculty Members Named AAAS Fellows
• Four Small Quakes Hit Channel
• Jury Selection Begins in Carachure Murder Trial
• Providence Hall Adding Seventh and Eighth Grades
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Face Stiff Road Test This Week
• Beach Sampling Results, Jan 10th
• Suspect Arrested for 28 Burglaries
• W. Basketball. Transfer Finds Family in Gaucho Gold
• M. Basketball. Gauchos to Host UC Irvine Thursday in Key Big West Contest
• M. Water Polo. Seven Gauchos Earn MPSF All-Academic Honors
• Patricia Rushton, 1940-2010
• The Right to Choose
• Whodidily World
• Eating Up the Edible Institute
• Create-a-Treatment Contest
• Wintertime Mulching
• Electricity Palpable
• Aura You Single?
• Libido and Leadership
• Continued Relief
• New Casa for Cops?
• Pacific Capital to rename Northern California branches
• ExxonMobil Provides New Math and Science Scholarships for Local Students
• Nobel Prize Winner and UCSB Alum, Carol Greider, Presents Free Lecture
• Mental Health Association Statement on Arizona Shootings
• Resolve To Be Prepared for Emergencies in 2011
• M. Basketball. UCSB's Justin Joyner Finding National Fame as Old Spice Spoof Goes Viral
• Pacifica Commercial Realty Year End Review
• Arizona Tragedy Sparks Debate
• Mountain Rescue of Three UCSB Students
• Man Accused of Two Violent Robberies
• Anticouni & Associates Successful Negotiation Benefits EDC by $25,000
• Santa Barbara Dance Theatre Turns 20
• My First Official Workout
• Rowse Untangle SB’s Homeless Problems?
• Give a Little
• Dips to Flip Over
• Country Strong
• Memories of the Miramar
• Pleasure All Ours
• No Bridge of Agreement
• Denis Dutton, 1944-2010
• Names Don't Kill People
• Robotics Team Gets Game
• Charlie Rose Returning Sooner Than Expected
• Search Yields More I.D. Theft Victims
• Gaucho Fund to Host Second Annual Living Scholar Head Coaches' Dinner
• M. Tennis. Men's Tennis Opens Season Ranked #61
• Capps: Rebates to Seniors and Urging 'No' On Health Care Repeal
• M. Volleyball. Cullen Irons Named UCSBgauchos.com/Golden 1 Credit Union Athlete of the Week
• News to Yous
• The Little Town Club
• Brook and River
• Film Festival Announces Full Slate
• Hello Seahorse Headlines Velvet Jones
• Flavors Pooh-Poohs the Frou-Frou
• Forecast 2011: Tourism's rising tide
• Forecast 2011: New year, clean slate for banks
• Forecast 2011: Ag upbeat, with a caveat
• Teledyne regroups in face of defense cuts
• Concentric Rings of Positive Impact
• Try Again
• M. Basketball. Last Second Three Helps Pacific Beat UCSB, 57-54
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Drop Final of Gaucho Collegiate Invitational
• M. Swimming. Gauchos Fall to Trojans
• W. Basketball. Reserves Spark Gauchos in Victory
• Kindergarten Open House at Coastline Christian Academy
• Andrew Wooden New Head of School for Marymount
• Youth Volleyball League Registration Open
• M. Basketball. Home fires still burn for Nunnally
• Hospice Seeks English and Spanish Speaking Volunteers
• Mission Rose Garden Needs Volunteer Pruners
• Sansum Clinic Celebrates 90 Years of Service
• Student Parents at UCSB
• Children with Gifts
• The C Word—Consciousness—and Emergence
• Tainted Love
• Best Paw Forward for the New Year
• Rewarding Republican Behavior
• Public Access Rites
• A Childhood Cancer is Different from Adult Cancers
• Scientists Find Methane Gas Concentrations Have Returned to Near-Normal Levels in Gulf
• Help me find 2 tickets for "A Chorus Line"
• Winners of "Santa Barbara One Eighty" Short Film Contest
• M. Volleyball. Gauchos Sweep Day One, Advance to Finals
• Bank of America Robbed
• Locking the Purse Strings
• M. Basketball. Gauchos Travel to Pacific Saturday
• Week in Sports
• Blue Valentine
• Detectives Arrest Four in Drug Raid
• Drunk Driver Hits Eight Cars
• A Pledge to the Environment
• New Laws, Part III
• Camarillo chamber hires new CEO
• Sarah Oliver Handbag Trunk Show
• M. Basketball. Johnson's Big Second Half Leads UCSB Past UC Davis, 77-65
• W. Basketball. Gauchos Fall to UC Davis, 63-55
• Trying to Make Sense
• Postal Service weighing new cutbacks in Oxnard
• Knapp's Castle Construction?
• Octopuses, Wolves, and Owls, Oh My!
• SBCC Seeks New Continuing Ed Director
• Chris Malloy Goes Soul-Searching with 180° South
• News to Yous
• Play It Again, Woody
• James Wolfensohn
• Every Dog Returns to its Vomit
• Shiver Me Timbers
• Third Time the Charm
• ¡Viva el Arte! Connects Families to Music
• Cathy Murillo
• Out of Pocket
• Touchy Transition
• volume 25, number 260, January 6-13, 2011
• Status Quo Defended
• Haley Ashbury Band Rehearsal Space
• Poodle Radio on Promoting Civil Discourse and Latino Arts
• New 2011 Santa Barbara Car Free Discounts and Offers
• Damaged Road Closes Guadalupe Dunes Park
• Harrell Fletcher Dies
• Memorial Service to Honor William Freudenburg
• New Neighborhood Advisory Council Seeking Members
• New Board and Members for National Assoc. of Women Business Owners
• Searching for Santa Barbara's Next Poet Laureate
• Identity Theft Suspect Arrested
• Train Accident Victim Identified
• Great Bookstores Remain Downtown
• Too Much Chaparral Clear-Cutting?
• No Double Jeopardy in Lyons Case
• El Prado Inn Now Days Inn
• New Laws, Part II
• County Parks to Get Cabins
• True Grit
• New Year, New Garden
• High Notes
• Mixed Plate
• Remembering Dick Prigge
• Issa Full Bore
• Watch Me Puke
• Chasing the Empty ‘A’
• Healthy Resolutions
• Naples for Everyone?
• Eucalyptus to open Beijing office
• Fatal Train Accident in Goleta
• Goleta Head-On Collision Traps Driver
• Beach Sampling Results, Jan. 3rd
• Exhibition Features Work of Those Touched by Cancer
• New Year's White Sale on Adoptable Pets
• Battalion Chief Gerry Kuras Retirement Announced
• Open Call for a Santa Barbara Home
• Woody Was Last Homeless Death In 2010
• Appeal “Probable” in Mobile Home Rent Control Case
• Mat Kearney Headlines Kids Helping Kids Gala
• The Fighter
• Comic Relief
• Anti-Bullying Message Steals the Spotlight
• I’m Dreaming of a White Winter
• Life is Short so We Must Move Very Slowly
• What a Gal!
• President's Communist Agenda
• New Year, New Laws
• The Top Spots
• Korean Adoptees Welcome Arrival of G.O.A.’L
• Greka Leaks 10 Barrels
• Train Strikes Fallen Tree
• Second Emergency Response Team Training Openings
• Andrew Takes it a Day at a Time
• Can Jerry Brown Save California?
• Rotary Float in Rose Parade for 32nd Straight Year
• City of Goleta Offers Community Grants
• De Forest Unlocked
• Girls
• Give a Little
• Cal Oaks merger closes
• Crows Smarter than Humans Think
• Beer Paradise in Wine Country
• Suspected Molester Arrested by Sheriff’s Detectives
• Sheriff's Detectives Arrest Suspected Identity Thief
• Animal Aspirations
• Counting Blessings, Hoping for More
• Planes, Trains, and Semi-Autos
• Art Historian Nigel McGilchrist to Lecture on Light
• Seventy-seven Graduates from SBCC Vocational Certificate Programs
• Pacific Capital Bancorp Announces Additions to Executive Team
• Duo Plead Not Guilty to Attempted Murder Charges
• Lobero Theater Named One of World’s Best Jazz Venues
• SBCC Health Professionals Institute Trains 17 Local Employees
• New Small Business Development Center to Open at SBCC
• Art and the Ocean at the Faulkner in January
• Authorities Identify Body Found Along Santa Ynez River
• Clarifying Santa Maria Valley’s Wine Zone
• 2010 in Review
• Hitting the Desert Trail
• A Spectrum of Sparkle
• To Resolve or Not to Resolve
• Honorary MD degrees for Cheech and Chong?
• Pay at Pump
• To Addiction and Back
• First California to buy into debit card business
• Poodle Radio on Talking to the Dead and Taking 2010’s Photographs
• Paul Wellman
• volume 25, number 259, December 30, 2010 - January 6, 2011
• 2010's Lens
• Vehicle Rollover in Gaviota
• Emergency Relief Available For Taxpayers Due to Rainstorms
• Victory Over Conservatorship
• Holiday Recycling Tips: Naughty vs. Nice
• Free Kidney Screenings February 26
• Laurie Ashton, Palmer Jackson, Jr., and Alvin Walker Join SB Foundation Board
• Quaids Still No-Shows
• Federal Money Coming for Devereux Slough
• Mission Accomplished
• Bill Freudenburg Passes
• Week in Sports
• Winemaking a Mano
• Poetry Picks for the Holidays
• Wandering Mountain Drive’s Wacky Hermitage
• Abominable Snowman!
• Playing Nicely Online
• Pacific Capital hires Cal Fed veterans
• Revving Up a Revolution
• 10,425 Individual Birds Counted in Carpinteria Area
• Christmas in Brazil
• The Growlers Return to S.B., Headline Velvet Jones
• The Death of the DREAM
• Radical Transparency
• Digital West wiring SLO at the speed of light
• A renewable market: Giant machines generating green energy
• Cal Poly’s new boss thinks big
• A decade of taking stock: A Q&A with West Coast Asset Management
• A concierge in your pocket: SocialStay app keeps guest, hotel connected
• On Solidity
• Mecca for Mediums Turns 120
• I Spy
• Forged from the Heart
• Catholic Social Activists at Work
• Hydra Blob of Shame
• Kayakers Find Body Along Santa Ynez River
• Picking a Pet
• A Toast to Friends
• 2010 Arts Highlights
• The Return of Civil Discourse?
• Guadalupe Emergency Food Shelter to Close December 24
• Holiday Safety Tips From SB Police Officers Association
• Reminder of County Holiday Closures
• Arts and Crafts Sell
• Gray Water's Dark Side
• Neptune Public Radio
• D'Sant Angelo Faces More Felonies
• Judge Moves New Lyons Case Along
• 'Ribbon of Shame' in Redistricting Crosshairs
• Men Charged with Stealing Campaign Signs
• Courting a New Courthouse
• Stand in the Sand Donates $8,000
• The Final Countdown
• A Good Samaritan Named Pete
• Pot Shop Approved
• Capps Loses $13.8 Million in Earmarks
• Dog in the Manger
• Avery Hardy
• Audubon Christmas Bird Count
• Poodle Radio Talks Japanese in Lompoc and Dentistry in Afghanistan
• volume 25, number 258, December 23-30, 2010
• Ark-Building Weather
• Goodwill Ambassadors
• William S. “Tom” Thomas, Jr. Manager of Montecito SBB&T
• Locations for Sandbags Provided by County
• Free Emergency Response Training For Goleta Residents
• Mize's Father Sentenced on Drug Charges
• Mobile Home Rent Control Upheld
• 100k Homes SB Kicks Off
• Accused Murderers Heading Back to Court
• Big Boats, Big Money
• Evi Quaid Misses Court, Again
• Oil Spill at Greka Facility
• Alpine Adventure
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 20th
• Pappas on Hook for Farr's Legal Fees
• Chien Grüner Veltliner 2009
• Tron: Legacy
• Democracy in America
• Goodwill to Want-to-Be Locals
• Biz Tycoon Sues Cousin
• House Not “Snookered”
• Search & Rescue Aids Three Back Country Campers
• Vistas Store Provides Gifts for Low and Partially Sighted
• The Redesign Project Donates Room Makeovers to Cancer Center Patients
• Paula Goodwin Receives Howard Gates Award From Realtors
• James Kennedy and Richard Garcia Receive Fire Academy Honors
• Red Cross Tips for Flood Preparation and Awareness
• Gas Station Shooter Gets 19 Years
• Santa Barbara Outfitters and prAna Spread Local Benefit
• City of Goleta Broadcasting Design Review Board Meetings
• Safety and Preparation Advice for Flood Conditions
• Holiday Planner 2010
• Black Swan
• Solvang’s Got a New Pizzeria in the Oven
• The Christmas Revels at the Lobero Theatre
• Three Must-Have Christmas Records
• Diablo on Shaky Ground
• The Helpful Rain
• Gearing Up for Robotics Competition
• The Great Gringo Experience
• Detroit, Chicago, and Outer Space
• Henry Schulte Takes Grand Prize in Photo Contest
• Eric Boehm Honored for 50 Years of Publishing
• Demetri Argyropoulos a 2010 Gusi Peace Prize Recipient
• Amanda Perez El Puente Student of the Month
• Cate School Sponsors Five Carpinteria Families For Holidays
• Debra Manchester Honored by Marriage & Family Therapists
• Milpas Group Has First Community Confab
• Tommy & The High Pilots Return for Annual Xmas Show
• The Girl’s Speech
• Moon, Sun, Earth
• Lifelong Learning Classes
• Global Gardens Is Oil You Need
• La Femme
• Orfaleas to give $1M to Ventura College program
• Whale Watching by Air?
• Sunday Rainfall Maps, December 19
• Emergency Officials Monitoring Current Storm
• Orfalea sues cousin and development partner
• The toast of Lompoc — ‘Wine Ghetto’ puts city on map
• Santa Barbara will get $152M criminal courthouse
• A lucrative base of operations — For small vendors, big opportunities at Vandenberg
• News to Yous
• James Moody, RIP
• Pets’ Christmas Lists
• Attachment Issues
• Guns Are Not Babysitters
• Two Suspects Caught, One At-Large in Carp Stabbing
• Schwarzenegger Gives S.B. Anti-Gang Grant
• Capps Votes for Tax Cut
• Woman Arraigned in Deadly DUI Accident Case
• Grapes on the Page
• A Friend Indeed
• Mission Music
• SBCC Graduates 31 Associate Degree Nurses
• Police Arrests, December 16
• UCSB Student Dies From Overdose
• Toys for Tots Gets $25,000 Donation From Chumash
• Notre Dame Students Donate to Six Needy Families
• Two Cases of Chickenpox At Casa Esperanza
• Week in Sports
• SBCC Board Of Trustees Elect New Officers
• Neighborhood Volunteers Recognized by Parks & Rec
• SBCC Trustees Name New Officers
• Heart Like an Inn
• Hugged a Bus Driver Lately?
• Hiring Today Requires Social Intelligence
• Uncle Rocco's New York Pizza
• Works by Street Artist GONE, and More
• Bill Shaub Found A Job
• Animal Safety
• Hitler Mustache a Bit Much
• Breaking news: Santa Barbara snags $152M courthouse project
• Modular Homes Come to Santa Barbara
• Citrix Online to buy European firm
• Gas Leak Downtown
• Shark Spotted at Guadalupe Dunes Park
• Reported Shark Sighting Off Coast of Guadalupe Dunes Park
• Upcoming DUI Checkpoints Announced For Goleta
• More Changes for PBS in S.B.
• Singing Barista, Elia Gonzalez, Joins New Twin Cups
• DMV Announces New 2011 Laws
• Ugo L. Melchiori Imagine Park Groundbreaking Ceremony, December 21
• Carsey-Wolf Center Names Richard Hutton Executive Director
• Holiday Décor Contest Winners
• Emergency Officials Remind Residents of Flood Risk
• Capps Applauds House Passage of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal
• Ocean Protection Plan Gets the Go-Ahead
• Among Friends?
• Chief Sanchez Sued
• Gang Czar Meet-n-Greet
• State Drops Dropout Rates
• More Green for Green Grant Program
• “White Owl” Dies
• Centeno's Last Board Meeting
• Sansum Now Asking for Ethnicity
• Up Close with … Robyn Geddes
• Las Posadas Celebrates Mexican Christmas
• The Story of Sarah
• Bad to Worse
• Dog Under Duress
• Supes to Tackle Redistricting
• Two Reappointed to Planning Commission
• County Puts Brakes on Hiring
• Judge Awards Attorney's Fees to Anti-Barrier Group
• Is PG&E Cheating?
• Banjo Music for the Holidays
• Local Non-profit Buys Historic Victorian at 1530 Chapala
• Me and My Drum
• The Inns and Outs
• Annual Living Nativity on December 21, 22 and 23
• Reusable Bag Giveaway, Thursday, December 16
• Public Library Schedules for December and January
• Fairview Business Center Now 100% Leased
• Chumash Foundation $10,000 Grant Helps Foodbank Serve Healthy Meals
• Friends of the Santa Barbara Library Earns $9,700 Literacy Grant
• Simple Shoes Signs Surfer and Artist Tyler Warren
• Youth Volleyball League Starting in April
• Sandra Viola and Rob Heckman Receive Fire Department Honors
• Student Social Networking Survey Published
• J.J. Lambert Named Young Professional of 2010
• Cal Poly hires new president
• Well, Excuuuuuse Him!
• College Cup Post-Op
• Are Drug Deaths on a Frightening Rise?
• Beach Sampling Results, Dec. 13th
• Living Room Founder Gets Fond Farewell
• Ten Year Plan Blesses 100k Homes
• Tokyo Police Club at Velvet Jones
• Lyons’s Defense Seeking Mistrial
• California Getaway
• Sheila Holenda, 1962-2010
• Adult Ed Fair Goes On Without Admin Support
• Dancing Dreamers
• The Tourist
• Give a Little
• Living Lightly on the Pass
• Wass and Overpopulation
• Can't Please Everybody
• Dining Lightly on the Earth
• Leave Edibles Out of Debate
• Baron Ranch Calling All Hikers
• Overnight Diary
• Teledyne sells small-aircraft engine division for $186M
• Commercial Market Squid Fishery to Close December 17
• Volunteers Needed to Help Relocate Homeless For Rainy Season
• Search and Rescue Team Saves Two Stranded At Seven Falls
• Climate Change Predicted to Continue Southwest Forest Destruction
• Chumash Casino Resort And The Willows Get Four Diamonds
• Bill Rosen Re-Elected President of Goleta Water District Board
• Wife, Sister, Testify in Lyons Trial
• Politics and Economics Don’t Mix
• City of Goleta Holiday Closures
• Parent Information Forum Hosted by Probation Department
• Two Sea Grant Applications Now Available
• Free Flu Shot Clinic at Goleta Valley Community Center
• Breakers Off To Haarlem (Netherlands) Tournament
• First Bank Collecting Food for Holidays
• Suspected Drug Dealers, Vehicle Burglars Arrested
• Goats for Life
• Santa Ynez Warden Gets Medal of Valor
• Béla Fleck Brings His Banjo to Christmas
• UCSB Undie Run on Video
• Little Owl
• News to Yous
• Winter Parties
• The Final Chapter Approaches
• Zips Zap the Cardinals
• Specialty Silicone expands in Paso Robles
• Raising a glass to Paso
• ‘Do Not Track’ idea rattles ad industry
• Driving into the sunset: SB Airbus owner looks back on council term
• Sarah House Honored
• Rare S.B. Silent Films See Revival
• The Holiday Gift of You
• Fishing and Rock Climbing
• College Cup: Louisville, Akron set for final Sunday
• City of Santa Barbara Closed for Two Weeks
• China Delegation Visits County Air Pollution Control District
• Courthouse Closed at Start of 2011
• Local Doctor Honored for Afghanistan Work
• AKA Animal Communicator
• Social Host Ordinance Arrives
• 100 Grand at Sullivan Goss
• Out of Teeth, Out of Mind
• Good Talk
• Nearly Naked for a Good Cause
• Telomerase: The Fountain of Youth?
• Mormons Had Nothing To Do With It
• Canines vs. Felines
• Ventura Man Tazes Deputy in Face
• Site Like Facebook for SB's Creative Teens
• Game Warden Jorge Paz Receives Governor’s Medal of Honor
• Let the Games Begin
• Closing Act
• Seven Paths to Poverty
• Fishbon Launches Two-Day Alt-Holiday Market
• A Dying Art
• Cal Oaks merger nears close
• UCSB Anthropologists Examine Social Status and Fertility
• Local Couple in Rose Bowl Parade for Alzheimer's
• Common Sense Fire Safety From the Red Cross
• UCSB Among Top Universities in Research Citations
• Passion Pit at the Granada Theatre
• Caltrans Releases Cold Spring Bridge Report
• Kickstand Just Wants Social Security Disability
• 'UCSB Reads' Picks "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks"
• Hitching Post Holiday Wine Purchases Will Donate to Direct Relief
• Amanda Bastin Joins New Twin Cups
• Newest Trail on the Gaviota Coast to Open December 18
• New Student Engineering Club Solves Real Problems for Real People
• Kady Fleckenstein Heads Santa Ynez Visitor's Association
• Ten Year Anniversary for West Coast Asset Management
• County OES and Aware & Prepare Receive Second Award
• Majestic Adds Ekwill Industrial to Santa Barbara Portfolio
• Eat the Poor
• Fishing Culture Bygone?
• The Giving Trees
• McGrew Steps Down
• Renter's Rights Boosted
• Capps Scoffs at Tax Cuts for Wealthy
• Driver Dispute Brewing
• Supes Look to Ban Hazardous Materials on 154
• Lyons's Wife Takes the Stand
• Das Sworn In
• Holiday Recipes from Leading Locavores
• Council to Address Tougher Energy Efficiency Standards
• Say Hello, Goodbye
• Santa Barbara Museum
• Axles to Grind
• High School Marching Band Wins Big
• A Dog of a Different Color
• Split Personality
• This or That
• Made in S.B.
• Kids Helping Kids 5K
• Anacapa Island Reopens to Visitors
• Court Date Postponed for Alleged Elder Abuser
• Pappas Runs Out of Time
• County Maintains Status 'No' for Medical Marijuana Shops
• A Contemporary Hamlet in HD
• Brian Regan at the Arlington
• Bogus Benjamins Land Couple in Jail
• Week in Sports
• Longtime Local, First-time Objector
• Anaïs Mitchell Pens a Different Kind of Opera
• Jonathan Richman at the Mercury Lounge
• Video of City Council Hopefuls
• Christmas Revels Moves to the Lobero
• Port and Toffee Tasting
• Vanished: Lompoc’s Japanese
• The Mystery of Irma Vep at Ensemble Theatre Company
• Would-Be Appointee's Game Plan
• Thanks to County
• Semtech to pay $20M to settle options suit
• Faux Ho Ho
• New Face, New Ideas
• UCSB economist warns of future tax hikes
• Santa Barbara City Council applicants speak at forum, but real decision-makers aren't there
• Santa Barbara man dies while lobster diving
• Otterly Outrageous
• Doctors Without Walls Taking It to the Streets
• Andrew Seybold Honored By Radio Club of America
• All Quiet on the Southern Front
• Graffiti Abatement Taken Up By Arts Alliance Youth
• San Marcos Marching Band Victories Lead to Community Performance December 7
• Fuel Spill Disrupts Traffic on Coast Village Road
• Two Relocations Occuring In Goleta
• Geoffrey Rush To Receive Montecito Award at SBIFF
• Diver Dies Near Santa Cruz Island
• Williams Brings Homeless Perspective To City
• Ravenous Foreign Pests Threaten National Forests
• Kids Helping Kids Benefit 5K and Family Fun Mile
• Winter Gear to be Distributed to the Homeless
• Albertsons Go (Seriously) Green
• Give a Little
• Molly Hahn Unveils All the Things I Can Do!
• Tommy & the High Pilots
• News to Yous
• Kathy Ireland’s jewelry line sparkles in Santa Barbara
• Fiji Water owners buy Justin Vineyards
• When vision isn’t enough: Ex-Patagonia CEO turns dreamers into entrepreneurs
• Cleaning up classifieds: Bonqo takes on Craigslist with monitored approach
• Deductions digitized: Software keeps tabs on your donations
• Oxnard hotels snared in $163M lawsuit
• Saying No, Saying Yes, and Changing Your Life
• Have Girls Really Gone Bad?
• A Pooch with Your Pinot?
• Santa Barbara Police Blotter: Man allegedly pins pregnant wife down with knife to her stomach
• 55,000 people pack downtown for holiday Christmas parade
• Sledding, snow and the snow leopard at Santa Barbara Zoo on Sunday
• Recycling Resource Guide Now Available
• Zaca Mesa Winery Back in Top 100
• My Living Christmas Tree delivers holiday tradition and environmental responsibility
• Crews Chisel New Courthouse Fountain
• Detectives Arrest Suspected Drug Dealer
• Uncharted Journeys at The Arts Fund
• Delta Spirit Teams Up, Tours with Darker My Love
• Just Chill
• Local Marine Protected Areas May Increase
• Over One Million Dead Bats
• Notes for Notes Honored with The Santa Barbara Independent's Local Heroes Award
• Seymour Duncan Joins Notes for Notes
• Notes for Notes Hires New Program Director
• Jack Johnson Rocks Out Notes for Notes
• Pollan, Bourdain, Reichl, Ripert, and Montagne
• Year-Long Painting Journey Ends
• Santa Barbara’s Big Mac: Mac Mechanic transforms its business model to compete with Apple store
• Santa Barbara Downtown Holiday parade to light up State Street
• List of Santa Barbara City Council applicants
• Long night at City Hall; 40 applicants will interview on Tuesday for a spot on the Santa Barbara City Council
• Authorities seize drugs, guns, knives in Santa Barbara drug bust
• Get your kicks at the College Cup
• From Yiddish to Yinglish
• Health Matters
• Lyons Trial, Day 13
• Gillespie Street Shooting Suspects Face Trial
• The Black Crowes Celebrate 20 Years
• High School Partying in Isla Vista
• Michael Vick Redeems Himself
• Electronic Peeper in Court
• Ventura County health care chief tabbed as new CEO
• Winter Beds At Casa Go Like Hotcakes
• Bunch’s Death Possibly Caused By Cold Temps.
• From Starbucks to personal businesss stardom; Sean Comer hopes Street Level Cafe brings buzz to South Coast
• Santa Barbara man arrested for alleged possession of child pornography, ecstasy
• Candidate frenzy at Santa Barbara City Hall
• Santa Barbara's Katy Perry wins Album of the Year Grammy nomination for 'Teenage Dream'
• It's Christmas once again in Santa Barbara
• Something Old, Something New
• 'A Drop in the Bucket'
• The Next 'Big One'
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Lead
• S.B. Permaculture Guild: From the Mara Soil
• Soldiers Okay with Gays
• Social Host Ordinance Goes Into Effect
• Money for Carp Section of State Trail?
• A Guide to Winter's Festivities
• Santa Barbara to Books: Drop Dead
• Poodle Radio Finds Unlikely Images and the Future of Music in S.B.
• The Book of Santa Barbara
• Dog in the Manger Bluez
• Debbi Shibuya
• A Kinder, Friendlier Predator?
• Food Stamp Failure
• Tiffany Story
• Council ‘Pageant’ Attracts 45
• volume 25, number 255, December 2-9, 2010
• Ojai Trees Wins ReLeaf Grant
• Santa Barbara City Clerk’s office determining whether all 45 applicants are eligible to serve on the council
• Santa Barbara downtown parking goes plastic
• CHP launches Toys for Tots drive
• More Cash for Goleta Ice Rink
• Terris Responsible for County's Attorney's Fees
• Homeless Man Freezes to Death
• Man Faces Child Porn, Drug Charges
• Brauns Back in Court
• UCSB Students Arrested on Drug Charges
• Visiting Nurses & Hospice Care: Trailblazers
• VNHC To Receive Recognition For Volunteer Trail Work
• Presidio Motel Makes It Easy to Shop Local
• The Wine-a, the Eat-a, the Santa Maria
• Love and Other Drugs
• Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra Plays Mozart
• Taffy’s
• UCSB students arrested for allegedly selling heroin, psychedelic mushrooms, ecstasy at Isla Vista apartment
• 31st homeless person dies; Santa Barbara County, churches to open warming centers at several locations
• Former S.B. Don Honored
• Fringe Recent Recordings Guide
• No Due Process
• Choral Society Holiday Concert, December 10
• New backer for SLO solar project
• Community Forum with Santa Barbara City Council Applicants December 5
• Ojai Offers 'Unchained' Holiday Season Experience
• Community Supported Agriculture Program at Fairview Gardens Now Open
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 29
• Warming Centers Keep Light on For Homeless
• Two Santa Barbara Albertsons Reach Zero Waste Classification
• Stop the Holiday Fire Before it Starts
• Week in Sports
• Housing Trust Fund Will Survey Affordable Housing Sponsor Needs
• $6.4 Million for Study of Home Treatment for People with HIV/AIDS
• Sjerven Sells Seagrass
• New Fruits
• Meaningful Movements
• Burlesque
• Give a Little
• Support for Every Season
• Cost of War to City and County
• Republican Fortune, America's Misfortune
• 45 people apply for Santa Barbara City Council seat; UPDATED 5:53 p.m.
• Santa Barbara's 'Ukulele Jim' goes high tech to pursue musical passion
• New twist in Santa Barbara City Council drama; 45 people apply to replace Das Williams
• Santa Barbara Police Blotter - Girl fight leads to blood; hammer attack at libary
• Feeling safer yet?
• Coffee collaborative kick-off celebrates with music, caffeine
• Surf-Psych 101
• Stay Tuned for a Switch
• GreenScreen Environmental Media Program
• Advice to Navigate Grief During Holiday Season
• Coastal Fund Awards $40,000 For Santa Clara River Project
• Barbara Ben-Horin New SBMA Director of Development
• Ozena mine to shut down
• RingRevenue announces $4M capital raise
• More than 30 apply for Santa Barbara City Council seat; deadline is today - UPDATED
• Travis Dodge Joins Grizzly Peak Group
• 'Sarah's Key' Opens 2011 Santa Barbara International Film Festival
• Rodney Fernandez Retiring As CEDC Director
• Tempest in a Teapot: Describing Hurricanes in a Lab
• Help Build 700 Bikes for Needy Kids
• Tony de los Reyes Shows Chasing Moby-Dick at SBMA
• Ednah Rich Morse
• Boogie On, Wine Women
• Chef Thierry Perez of Fraiche Opens L’Epicerie
• Shades of Day
• News to Yous
• Dogs and Wine
• Sea Otters Free? No, They Cost A Lot
• Pacific Capital wraps up rights offering
• Undocumented But Undaunted
• Six Teens Take Grand Prize in Robotic Tournament
• Booting up profits: Ugg puts big spring into Deckers’ step
• Cal Poly breezes into wind research
• GE backs Camarillo’s grass-to-gas firm
• Thanks for the Love
• Art for the Homeless
• Film Screening of the Week
• Chef Cat Cora Named Downtown Holiday Parade Grand Marshal
• Home Heating Safety
• 'Crossing Delancey' Director to Appear At Jewish Film Festival
• Neil Young and Eminem Share Some Secrets
• Top 10 Mistakes Athletes Make in Their Training Programs
• Childhood Tales Will Be There When Life Gets Rough
• As Das exits, the drama at Santa Barbara City Hall begins
• Santa Barbara shoppers look for steals and deals on Black Friday
• Santa Barbara social worker Ken Williams tries to save the homeless
• Financially Thankful
• I.V. Tries On L.A. Trend
• Vietnam Memorial Inspires Arlington West Makeover
• Parents, volunteers skate closer to building ice skating rink in Goleta behind Home Depot
• Santa Barbara County health forum set for Thursday
• At Santa Barbara's Martial Arts Family Fitness Center, it's training for the body -- and mind
• A Thanksgiving of Violence and Suspense
• Monday Early Morning Commute Impacted by Sandstone Delivery
• Religious Leaders Join for Interfaith Thanksgiving
• This Dingus Called Love
• Pet Presents
• Rescue Mission Serves Up Hot Meal for Homeless
• Santa Barbara Book-Signing
• 127 Hours
• Water and Gas
• You Too Can Carry a Gun
• Polishing Up Nicely
• Central Coast Artist's Divination Bowls Featured In Newsum Glass Trunk Show at SBMA
• Santa Barbara's Organic Soup Kitchen offers a green, healthy Thanksgiving dinner
• Lompoc man dies in head-on crash
• Smashing Pumpkins - live at the Santa Barbara Zoo; gorillas to feast today
• Marshalls, H&M moving in on State Street
• Santa Barbara Channels Receives Montecito Bank & Trust Community Dividends Award
• Forbes Ranks Direct Relief 100% Efficient
• Moving Into Low Fire Season
• Pet Adoption Fair for Holidays
• Soccer Club Score Goals for Turkeys
• Val Verde Receives 4th Consecutive Recycling and Recovery Award
• Two Vacancies in Goleta Government
• Party + Alcohol + Minors = Violation of Law
• Santa Barbara Orchids
• A Walk to the Well
• Christmas Comes Early
• Don't Forget “The Gobble Song”
• Das Williams Bows Out
• Exhibition - Charles Garabedian: A Retrospective
• Council majority deflates efforts to 'reconsider' or 'repeal' living wage ordinance
• Free Thanksgiving dinners begin today
• Santa Barbara City Council stuffs plan to hire $152,000 trash consultant
• Holiday Christmas tree arrives on State Street
• Lyons Trial, Day 10
• Miracle Comeback
• Caption All Wrong on Professor Samuel Hayes’s Role
• Free Love
• Marsha Croninger rallies, pulls ahead of Desmond O'Neill in Santa Barbara City College Trustees race
• Pacific Capital announces stock split
• City Council Contenders
• 100K Homes Drive Might Be Welcomed
• Foundation Gives $2.3 Million
• Kidman Tapped for Film Fest Award
• H&M Moving In; Barnes & Noble Heading Out
• Making Chanukah Cool
• Extra Time is Rough Time for UCSB Teams
• Fame and (Mis)Fortune
• Results of the Week
• Poodle Radio, Holiday Edition: Pour the Wine and Paint the Reindeer
• Teisha Rowland
• Gabi Barysch-Crosbie, proprietor
• So Many Dogs, So Little Time
• Local Heroes 2010
• Ah, S.B.’s Age of Innocence
• volume 25, number 254, November 24 - December 2, 2010
• Cal Oaks merger gets federal OK
• Santa Barbara man pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme charges
• Sea Otters Free?
• CUSD School Board Member Beverly Grant's Farewell Statement
• Cancer Center and Cottage Merger Dies
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 15
• Man Killed by Distracted Driver
• Courthouse Evacuated Amid Gas Release Fears
• Notre Dame School Students Collect for Thanksgiving
• Oil Disaster Response Donation Fuels Renewable Conservation
• Detectives Arrest Man with 50 Pounds of Weed
• Petrini’s Returns to Goleta
• Gratitude Grows In Santa Barbara Middle School Students
• Harrison Ford Receives 2010 Kirk Douglas Award
• Holidays and Horizons light up December's 1st Thursday!
• County Presents 'Health Matters: A Forum on Public Health'
• Cruise Ship to Visit Santa Barbara December 19
• Hello Again, PBS!
• Santa Barbara Navy League At PCU California Christening
• El Embarcadero Enhancement Project Begins November 29
• 50 Ton Sandstone Block Arrives November 29
• Happy Thanksgiving to You and Your Pets
• What to Drink on Thanksgiving
• Tom Huston, RIP
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
• Is This Really Necessary?
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner
• Dalai Lama Renaissance
• Give a Little
• Pruning Patrol
• A Bridge Too Far
• Three more candidates emerge to replace Das Williams
• Lighting our own path
• Santa Barbara group aims to increase performance of Latino students
• Santa Barbara to consider expanding living wage ordinance; opponents may look to repeal local law at today's meeting
• Man pleads guilty in medicinal marijuana dispensary case
• Man dies in Highway 154 crash
• Acoustic Guitars, Japanese Fans, Irish whistles, and Nautical Cows
• ETC Presents The Mystery of Irma Vep
• Tamara Drewe
• Duo Settle in Attempted Murder Case
• County Offices Close for the Holidays
• Unemployment Rate Dips Slightly
• Q&A with Peace Corps Director
• Girl Talk
• David P. Wass, 1928-2010
• Post-Thanksgiving Sipping
• Reindeer Ruckus
• News To Yous
• Montecito B&T hands out $1M
• UC Tuition Jumps Another 8 Percent
• Sliding on the Sea Floor
• Nicole Kidman to receive Cinema Vanguard Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival
• Main Street, online: Coupeez brings e-coupons to small businesses
• Shopping for recovery: Camarillo looks poised for growth
• De-Stressing Pets During the Holidays
• Haitian Photojournalist Addresses UCSB Audience
• Cameroonian Activist and Nobel Prize Winner Honored
• Befriend Your Dragon
• Pumpkin Party
• Audience Participation Encouraged
• Hold the Frankenfish
• Better Food Ahead
• Husband and Wife Winemakers
• Tempers Boil in Density Debate
• (805) Deli Teams Up with Transition House To Feed Homeless Families
• Toys For Tots 2010 Campaign Begins
• Outstanding Achievement Honors to Steve Hanson Landscaping
• Panel Discusses the ‘Face of Immigration’
• $139,000 Grant to Crack Down On Drunk Drivers in County
• County’s Unemployment Numbers For October 2010 Drops to 8.7 Percent
• UNSTOPPABLE - Three stars, Challenging
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival welcomes Harrison Ford at Montecito's Coral Casino at Friday gala
• Santa Barbara artists on display at La Cumbre Plaza holiday store
• Santa Barbara area football teams all lose CIF playoff games
• Verizon gives $12,000 grant to Santa Barbara's Center for Community Education’s AmeriCorps Literacy Tutor Program
• Authorities arrest man for possession of $160,000 of marijuana
• Brad Nack 100% Reindeer Art Show Reception
• San Marcos Trial Team Goes to Harvard
• Extending Unemployment Benefits Loses in House Vote
• Paul Taylor Dance Company at the Granada
• Fife Symington Leaves Botanic Garden
• Give a Little
• Honor to Serve
• Cruising the Caribbean
• Lazing on the Dole
• Hold the Turkey
• MGM Grand 30 Years Later
• Lyons Case Turns to Forensics
• CrossFit Pacific Coast brings intensity, team spirit to getting into shape
• Jostes, DeWitt, four others apply to take Das Williams' seat on the Santa Barbara City Council; council could keep seat vacant
• Accused Rapist Gets 17 Years
• Chipotle Now Open in Goleta
• Annual Holiday Art Show Features Local Work Under $300
• City of Goleta Holiday Closures
• Mold Problem Closes Library
• Santa Barbara man who allegedly had sex with unconscious person gets 17 years for attacks, burglaries
• Santa Barbara Crime Blotter: Theft, drugs and violence
• Teenage boy sues Boy Scouts for alleged molestation, failing to protect him from predator
• Teen Carpinteria assault suspects accused in after-school savage attack stay behind bars
• Toys for Tots drive at Santa Barbara fire stations begins Saturday
• Gratitude Minus Platitudes
• Helping our kids battle the bulge
• SB Channels Announces Telebration Event
• Lyons Trial, Day 7 & 8
• Leatrice Joy Meucci: 1922 - 2010
• Soprano Patricia Racette Coming to the Granada
• Sweet Santa Barbara
• Save a Turkey
• What a Healthy Web They Weave
• Cleveland's Walk to School Day a Success
• Santa Barbara School District closes Washington Elementary School library because of mold concerns
• Coastal Commission Pushes Back
• Bradford Edwards
• Genocide Survivor Speaks at San Marcos High
• 2010 Santa Barbara Foundation Grant Awards
• Description of 2010 Impact Grants
• 2010 Impact Grant Recipients
• Invasion of the Jellyfish
• Santa Barbara Foundation Announces over $2.3 Million in Impact Grants
• SLO County gets on same eco-devo page
• “Drinking Made Easy” and “Sing the Booze”
• Week in Sports
• Coastal Art and Poetry Contest for Youth
• Amgen gets sought-after FDA approval
• From the editor: Closing the turkey deficit
• Santa Barbara's R.P. Richards dies at 89 at Montecito home
• Majestic monarch butterflies return
• Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider turns 40, public invited to birthday party bash tonight
• Council Reaches 'Cranky Point'
• Capps Pauses on Proposals
• Scholarship Founded in Name of Shark Victim
• Gallegly Worries About Anti-Crush Bill
• City Gets Cash for Water Purifier
• Mayor Breaks Ground on Housing Project
• Companies Battle Over Uggs
• The Story Behind the Story
• Better for Weather
• Be Prepared to Be Scared
• Bark Twice, Bite Once
• Augean Stable
• Defending David Prenatt
• Surf Addict's Journal
• Poodle Radio’s Picks Up a Journal, a Guitar, and a Surfboard
• Flying Pigs
• Lulu
• The Zombie Defense
• volume 24, number 253, November 18-25, 2010
• Lisa Hajjar, Front Row at Guantánamo Trial
• Venoco Abandons Expansion Proposal
• Firefighters Get Own Show
• Former Santa Maria Police Chief Dies
• Borders Bites the Dust
• Quaids Miss Another Court Date
• We Need to Talk
• Health of World's Oceans and Fisheries Inaccurately Measured, Study Claims
• Few Tripadvisor Reviews Knock SB’s Homeless
• Seagrass Announces New Owners Chef Robert Perez & Family
• County to Participate in Statewide Medical and Health Exercise
• Westmont Observatory Turns Its Eye Toward Jupiter
• High School Students Off to D.C. Leadership Conference
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 15
• Bye, Bye Borders Downtown Santa Barbara Borders to close its doors after 15 years, major retailer rumored coming in
• Crews look to finish whale by Dec. 18
• The new normal
• County Announces Holiday Closures
• Goleta Updates Housing Element
• Spencer’s Gifts
• The Pains of Being Pure at Heart at SOhO
• Modern Massages
• SB Symphony With Sergio Tiempo, Piano
• Benefit Concert of the Week
• Inside Job
• Pay As You Go
• The Torture Treaty
• Bye, Bye Borders Downtown Santa Barbara Borders to close its doors after 15 years
• Randy and Evi Quaid, tangled in legal turmoil, snub Santa Barbara again
• Vajazzling Is Befuddling
• A Football Legend
• Venoco drops Ellwood drilling plans
• Santa Barbara Borders to shut down Jan. 7; store sale starts tomorrow
• Procol Harum at the Lobero Theatre
• Second Baptist Church Wins Green Energy Oscar
• How to Have a Fire Safe Winter
• Victor Rios Receives New Scholar Award From American Society of Criminology
• Chuck Minsky Joins Allforone Youth And Mentoring Board
• German Excursions
• Symphony Announces New Musicians Contract
• Thanksgiving Dinner To Help Santa Barbara’s Homeless & Families In Need
• Rodney’s Still Rockin’
• Police Arrest Alleged Stalker
• Camerata Pacifica November Concert
• The Twisted Brazilian Version of Halloween
• Fair Game
• Last Train Home Returns to S.B.
• Turkeys Needed
• Gang Member Chased and Stabbed
• Bye Bye PBS
• Three Demands for Obama
• Santa Barbara Police Blotter: Bread shop employee wrestling match involves rolling pin, knife
• Eastside alleged gang stabbing the latest in a wave of violence
• Homeless get HIV, TB tests, free shoes at Project Healthy Neighbors event
• UCSB oil expert says cutbacks, shortcuts led to disastrous BP oil spill
• Santa Barbara four accused in fatal Eastside beat-down appear in court
• Borders to close Santa Barbara store
• Sharing the Necessary Grooves
• OK Go Get Weird on Album Three
• Goleta to Stall Sewage Swap
• Deckers weighing Carpinteria, Goleta, airport properties
• Santa Barbara Channels Launches 2010 Membership Drive
• NCAA Consigns the Gauchos to the 'Group of Death'
• Cold War Kids at SOhO
• Save Holiday Time and Money with this Local Shipping Expert
• The Travel Store Goes Local
• Shannon Slaught Swimming for San Jose State
• City and MCA Held Closed-Door Meeting
• Paul Taylor Dance Company to Perform at the Granada
• Laguna Blanca's Owls in Wonderland community event attracts hundreds of people
• Lyons Trial, Day Four
• Emergency Stacked Upon Emergency
• Ventura County launches eco-devo ad blitz
• post-Polka Cranks Up a “Növemberfest” at Muddy Waters
• Daniel Dove, Barry Spacks
• Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
• News to Yous
• What’s New Beyond the Malls
• Mary Lanzisera Partridge
• Hands in the Air
• Santa Barbara restaurant owner sells Seagrass
• 127 Hours of Hellish Hope
• Sewage and Money in G-Town
• Kailash Kher and his band Kailasa Performance Cancelled
• Protect California Deer from Chronic Wasting Disease
• Malia Mills Opens in Montecito
• Standing guard: InfoGard gets federal records certification
• Ojai Oil Co. goes from black gold to organic olives
• Business pressure could kill 1099 rule
• Mr. Picky Helps Find the Right Wine Trail
• Winners’ Circle
• Blue Whale Skeleton Returns
• Driving Lessons
• Documentary on the Healing Power of Music
• Public Library Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• New Species Named After Armand Kuris
• Free “Train-the-Trainer” Courses Offered
• Sculpture of Jerry Garcia’s Hand at the Bowl
• Here Comes Winter
• Hooray for Our Side
• Santa Barbara's Franklin Elementary School treated to musical master and popular piano soloist Sergio Tiempo
• As homeless deaths soar, Santa Barbara homeless get free medical testing at Project Healthy Neighbors three-day event at Casa Esperanza
• If Santa Barbara's Sansum and Cottage merge, some doctors fear the worst
• American Red Cross urges safety on Santa Barbara Tea Fire two-year anniversary of devastating blaze
• South Coast High School Football: Carpinteria beats Bishop Diego 14-7
• Escape to Ojai
• How to Make Your Own Stem Cells
• Earl Warren Dance Party
• A Visit to Warbler Records & Goods
• Santa Barbara County Foodbank declares a turkey emergency
• Mother was cooking at time of fire that killed four-year-old-boy
• Massive Santa Barbara library book sale offers something for everyone - 7,000 books for $1
• Santa Barbara Mayor Schneider meets with Milpas group to discuss community concerns
• Santa Barbara veterans honored, remembered
• Mesa Harmony Garden Needs Your Vote
• On the Anniversary of Kristallnacht
• Better with Age
• Sandbar
• News to Yous
• Rock Scissors Paper Ball
• City's Outsourcing for the Dogs
• Wikileaks Revelations
• In Deep Water
• Debate on Nuclear Fuel Cask Safety
• Solvang Chamber Introduces First Business Expo
• Good Budget News for S. B. School Board
• SBCC Recognizes Veterans At Resource Day
• Industrial Hygienist to Examine Washington Portables
• Bringing Accessible & Affordable Adult Day Services to Goleta
• Homeless Committee Reconvenes
• Environmental Expert and Author to Speak on Energy and the BP Oil Spill
• $30 Million Budget Bump
• CALM Receives $20,000 Grant from Verizon
• Week in Sports
• volume 24, number 252, November 11-18, 2010
• Retiring Santa Barbara School District superintendent Brian Sarvis talks successes, challenges, controversies
• Political Idol Auditions
• Santa Barbara Tea Fire victims sue students, property owner
• Poodle Radio’s First Listen to the KCSB Cover Story and Second Visit From Starshine
• Applications to Fill City Council Vacancy
• Return of The Blue Whale Santa Barbara Museum begins construction on massive skull
• Kerrie Kilpatrick-Weinberg & Caron Miller
• Human Services Fund Grant Process Begins
• Santa Barbara Zoo welcomes return of otters and their new pups
• Chelsea Lyon
• "Art and Heart" Wins Chance at $250,000 Pepsi Refresh Everything Grant
• Laguna Blanca welcomes community with Owls in Wonderland carnival
• This Is KCSB
• Dennis A. Shanelec Receives National Award
• California, Excommunicated
• Inphi shares climb on first day
• Tea Fire Victims File Suit
• Grateful for Council Seat
• Barney for City Council?
• Credible Sources
• Building to Be Named After Centeno
• The Importance of Being Pro-Choice
• Warbler Makes It Official
• California Outdoors Q & A: When Screeching Owls Move In …
• S.B. International Marathon
• Superintendent Sarvis Announces Retirement
• No Toy for Tot
• Election Shakes Up Water Boards
• In Santa Barbara, proud father Christian Slater isn't too cool for school at Farmers Market
• County Versus Coastal Commission
• Four gang suspects in fatal beating plead not guilty; suspect's girlfriend speaks publicly for the first time
• Now Read This
• Franklin Elementary School flexes muscle with Body by Jake at new fitness center
• Dream On!
• Das Williams' Santa Barbara City Council resignation letter
• To the Good Things
• Brian Sarvis to retire from Santa Barbara School District
• A Veteran for Peace
• Heritage Oaks reports $11.3M loss
• One Word: Photonics
• Ex-CEO shares Trader Joe's secrets
• Art of Parks
• Mesa Studio Artists Tour
• Artists Bring Spatium Sets to UCSB
• Due Date
• Second Round Success
• S.B. Bank &Trust Posts Black Ink
• Housing Voucher Deadline Looms For Couple
• Holistic Allergist Promotes Tolerance
• Book Sale
• New Home for Santa Barbara Unity Shoppe
• Accused Murderers Plead Not Guilty
• Christopher O’Riley at the Lobero
• Mize Trial Jury Selection Underway
• Week in Sports Update
• Martin L. Adams Director of Technology at HyperSolar
• A Stinky Dinner
• UC Online Instruction Project Moves Forward
• Isla Vista Teen Center Hosts Parent Project Graduation
• Martial Arts Family Fitness Thanksgiving 'Adopt-a-Family' Program
• Casa Del Herrero Receives Community Award
• Dos Pueblos Students Meet NFL 'Chunky Soup' Commercial Creator
• Christian Slater comes to Santa Barbara Farmers Market today
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 8
• Procol Harum Comes to the Lobero
• Fitz & the Tantrums Turn New Noise Old School
• Power struggle grips Santa Barbara City Hall
• Santa Barbara authorities find methamphetamine lab site near Paradise Road
• Violent attacks shake up Carpinteria
• Pacific Capital reports $28M loss, but Sept. profit
• Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital meets with neighbors to talk about $700 million expansion plan
• High School Student Beaten Unconscious
• Accused rapist’s hearing delayed
• EPA Rejects Ban on Toxic Lead Fishing Gear
• Lyons Wrongfully Accused, Says Attorney
• From the editor: Regionalism reigns at eco-devo forum
• The Jazz Age in Santa Barbara
• Christine F. Andersen Named At-Large Director of ASCE
• Fall Fruits
• Fine Arts Film Festival, November 21 and December 3
• How I Learned to Drive at UCSB
• Workers Stumble Upon Meth Lab Dumping Ground
• Reclaim Your Life by Carole Bennett
• Free Reusable Bags from Allied on November 15
• USCB Library Celebrates 3 Millionth Book
• Massive Attack and Thievery Corporation at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Keeping Little Heads Safe
• New College-Wide Business Plan Competition
• Full Closure of 101 in Goleta Tuesday Overnight
• 24th Annual Santa Barbara Concours D’Elegance Results
• Figueroa Mountain Road to Close Until November 9
• Elizabeth Wolfson, Albert Munoz-Flores, and Dawn Osborn Join Antioch
• Peace Corps Turning 50 in 2011
• Curse of the Starving Class at Center Stage Theater
• New suit hits Brooks Institute
• Cottage a Fit-Friendly Company, Says Heart Association
• Sweet success: Region’s candy merchants go national
• Edward Silva El Puente Student of the Month
• Banks in no rush to repay TARP money
• Simon and Karen Fox and the Alchemy of Compassion
• Bishop High Showcases $1 Million Science Wing Renovation
• Jonathan Bishop New VP at Music Academy of The West
• Westmont Gets Green Trustee in Tim Keith
• Poodle Radio Talks New Noise 2.0
• Give a Little
• Warpaint
• Raptor Rehab
• Top 10 Mistakes People Make in the Gym
• Clerk Stabbed in Robbery
• Bottoms-Up Bluegrass
• NPR Personality Stops in S.B.
• SBCC ‘Best For Vet’
• Whodidily Coming to State Street
• 101 Repair Begins Sunday Evening
• Los Padres Waives Adventure Pass for Veterans’ Day
• When Katrina Crushed, Wine Nurtured
• Electronics Recycling Days November 12 and 13
• Working with Juvenile Offenders on Personal and Business Social Skills
• Fowler, Grubisic, Kirby, and Dobbs Recognized as Master Gardeners
• Open House at Santa Barbara Convalescent Hospital
• New Board Elected for Humanist Society
• Plum Goods Opens on State Street
• Mandela’s Leadership Par Excellence
• One More Time, Lessons from the Chilean Miners
• Three suspected Carpinteria gang members arrested in savage attack on Rincon High School teenager
• Toking Rights
• First California acquires failed bank, branch in Oxnard
• Vox Populi
• Amy Van Meter 1967-2010
• The Cats’ Meows
• Accused Mesa Murderer on Trial
• Homeless Shelter Permit Can't Be Touched
• In Santa Barbara, Dr. Drew says drug addiction is America's greatest challenge
• Santa Barbara West Beach Festival promoters face the music and file bankruptcy after deflated festival
• Dos Pueblos charges past the Royals
• Martial Arts Family Fitness delivers more than kicks for the holidays
• Printing Another $600 Billion?
• Nowhere Boy, story of John Lennon, Three Stars -- Thought Provoking
• Twiins Tailspin Into Bankruptcy
• Decline of the Honey Bees
• Thievery Corporation
• New Noise Panelists, Live
• Gay Pride in Rocinha!
• Exclusive Interview with Chris Colfer of Glee
• 30,000 Santa Barbara County election ballots still must be counted
• Warming center for homeless set to open
• Slow SLO recovery forecast
• Inphi predicts $10-$12 IPO price
• Lots of Applied Psychology
• Thankful for Obamacare
• College Fair Introduces Students to Higher Ed
• Scaredy Pants
• Corella Ballet’s Santa Barbara Premiere
• Great Shows Past and Upcoming
• Animal Shelter Week
• Santa Barbara City College Trustee Desmond O'Neill reflects on campaign
• Mike Stoker stoked on 2012; GOP candidate says he wants rematch with Das Williams if boundaries change
• Santa Barbara business profile: Ultimate Bagels booms on State Street after one year
• Indy Litigation Update
• Farm Worker Fatally Electrocuted
• volume 24, number 251, November 4-11, 2010
• Television’s Glee at the Marjorie Luke Theatre
• New Noise Panels
• Election Results Wrap-Up
• New Affordable Housing Option for S.B.?
• Roadmap for Reform
• California Outdoors Q & A:Freezing tails and tossing bodies?
• Canine and Abel
• Attempted Murder Suspects Move Towards Trial
• CEO's First Day on the Job
• Vandenberg Personnel Discover, Detonate Bomb
• Halloween Crime Stats Down
• Week in Sports
• Facing Fears
• Revival of Feeling Redux
• S.B. International Marathon
• Turning It Around
• Evi Quaid Skips 500K Bail
• Sacramento-bound Das Williams set to resign from Santa Barbara City Council; who will replace him?
• Your Guide to New Noise at Night
• OUTrageous film festival begins tonight
• Where Did All the Punk Rockers Go?
• The unstoppable Marty Blum: Former Santa Barbara mayor sweeps into office again at SBCC
• No Big Fat Weddings
• Women's group breaks down the election results
• Shelters the Right Way
• New Noise Version 2.0
• Danielle Greene
• John Lithgow’s Stories by Heart
• Bren School Reopens
• Sustainability of Music at New Noise
• Homeless Man Says Free Muffin Contained Glass
• Aceves, Bennett, Perotte win in Goleta
• Tea Party Rules Now
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown optimistic, despite Measure S defeat
• Supes to Discuss Coastal Commission Wishes
• Watson Claiming Potential Voter Fraud
• UC Testing Online Courses
• Santa Barbara Votes 2010
• Open House for Rental Cabins
• Love Among the Stars
• Bening to Get Film Fest Award
• Massive Attack Closes Out 2010 Bowl Season
• Tobacco Pushed Further from Schools
• Das Williams victorious in Santa Barbara Assembly race
• Simi Valley hospital settles Medicare fraud claim
• Limón, Parker elected to Santa Barbara School Board
• Double-Standard Etiquette
• Voters back marijuana dispensaries, reject Measure T in Santa Barbara
• All Hail Kitties!
• Former Santa Barbara Mayor Marty Blum elected to SBCC Board of Trustees
• Sating Goleta's Hometown Hunger
• Lois Capps cruises to victory over Tom Watson in Congressional race
• OUTrageous Around the World
• Fun Fall Films
• Conviction
• Magic Lantern Dance Party
• Beach Sampling Results, Nov. 1
• Cause of UCSB's Bren School canopy collapse probed
• Sankai Juku at the Granada
• Santa Barbara Athletes of the Week
• Support Your Local Coffee Shop
• UCSB Actors Learn to Drive
• Saw 3D
• Seaside Oil Company
• Flu Shots
• Fancy Dancing
• Reds Bar and Tapas
• United Pier and Shore Anglers of California Get Commendation
• Open House for Lookout Beach Park
• Courts to Stem Funding?
• Towards a More Perfect KCSB
• Santa Barbara GOP, Dems hopeful on Election Day; 60,000 people voted by mail; 70 percent turnout expected
• Marijuana measures may drive Santa Barbara voters to the polls
• Water Saving Tools
• Nothing spooky about Halloween arrests in Isla Vista
• Carlee McLaughlin: 1970-2010
• Santa Barbara Chrysler, Bunnin deal collapses; dealership set to close
• Dresden Staatskapelle at the Granada
• Deerhunter
• Give a Little
• Milpas Group Says Violence, Crime Go Unchecked
• A battle over 'excellence' in Santa Barbara City College trustees race
• Chocolate for a Cause
• Call for Entries: Holiday Prince & Fairy Art Contest
• Balinese Bliss
• Ojai Film Fest Widens Global Focus
• When the Fur Flies
• Go Solar, Goleta!
• How Many People Have Voted?
• Civility is a Pre-Existing Condition
• Stone Temple Pilots at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Dr. Drew Pinsky to Speak at Arlington
• Neighborhoods Unite
• Nanosociology: UCSB center studies impact of nanotech
• Marijuana Legalization Supporters: Not Afraid to Talk
• Second acts: Industry veterans start new Web ad firms
• sbTNN Launches Second Season Tonight
• Giving more than time: Tech companies lend their skills to nonprofits
• A Vote of Confidence in the Quaids
• What's Up, Watson?
• Ceiling Collapses at UCSB
• Ornette Coleman Quartet Plays UCSB
• News 2 Yous
• Angry Santa Barbara marchers protest crime, homelessness
• Ojai Trees Wins Grant for New Plantings
• November First Thursday Packed with Events
• City Celebrates 'America Recycles Day' with Free Recycling Program
• Tom Watson says Lois Capps uses senior citizens as 'prop' for political gain
• Weather on the Wine
• Kicking the 'Plan' Down the Road
• Bear Creek Wildfire Blazes at Vandenberg
• Werewolves and the Undead
• Capps Needs Immigrant Vote
• Randy Quaid Speaks Out
• California GOP, corporate business, pour money into Stoker-Williams assembly battle; Williams plans door-to-door push
• The Other Truth
• Density's the Rub
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Dos Pueblos Chargers triumph
• Omara Portuondo Brings Cuban Song and Dance
• Yes 20, No 27 for Fair Redistricting
• Activists protest Republican Tom Watson's social security policy
• Give a Little
• Finalize Mattei's Designation
• Cal Poly launches entrepreneurship center
• Beauty and the Beast Makes a Stop at the Granada
• Keep Democrats In
• UTC to buy rest of Clipper
• Rallying the Troops
• Vote for My Husband
• Amgen reports earnings drop
• Eviction Ordinance Changes Brewing
• Vote for the Outsider
• U.S. should set inflation target, Fed economist says at UCSB
• Signs, Signs, Everywhere There's (No) Signs
• A Poem Protesting Corporate and Religioius Influence in Elections
• Hertel partner files $128M bankruptcy
• Crews Continue to Battle Bear Creek Fire
• Peace Corps Exhibit Opens at UCSB
• Lobsters on Acid
• A New Face for the IV Co-op
• No on Nevins
• Tim Hale Lives on Rhyme and Meter
• Halloween Safety
• Survived by Petey
• Possible Fire on the Mountain
• Tree Climbing: No Day in the Park
• Barge Spills Crude Off Coal Oil Point
• 'Nightmare At Gaviota' Halloween Party and Fundraiser
• Week in Sports
• Chumash Indians Foundation Receives Recognition
• Critically-Acclaimed Szymanowski Quartet To Perform at SBMA
• Harlem Quartet To Perform at SBMA
• Paul Mitchell The School Santa Barbara Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Lightning storm startles Santa Barbara
• A Prouder Chowder
• Neighbors clash over Santa Barbara homeowner's plan to build a second-story
• Give the Overpass Project a Once-Over
• Santa Barbara man attacked in gang ambush dies
• Block That Jam!
• Santa Barbara Athletes of the Week
• School Carnival
• Howl
• Theater Department Brings Machinal to Campus
• SB Symphony Plays Beethoven’s Ninth
• Tim Dewar Named Director of the South Coast Writing Project
• Hind Foundation Gift Completes $600,000 Courthouse Campaign
• Mitchell Kauffman Presents Financial Guidance at Dermatologic Surgery Conference
• Highway 101 Overcrossing Open House Set
• post-Polka Does Up the 2nd Annual “alt-Oktoberfest”
• S.B. Style News
• More than Mountains
• BMX Raceway Staying Put
• Sweet Street Food Served Late
• Not Another Jail
• Hip-Hop by Hand
• Spare the Incumbents
• Profitable merger for Noza
• Time for S
• Betting on a windfall: A new kind of project for Paso Robles
• Fistful of Mercy
• SLO family fights state on ‘land grab’
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• Where Are You From?
• A New Kind of Justice
• Genocide Survivor Shares Story
• Could The 100,000 Homes Campaign Work In S.B.?
• Faculty Forums on UC's Commission on the Future
• Zero Tolerance for Hands on Cell Phone Use
• SBCC Sonography Program Nationally Accredited
• Jack Johnson at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Mia Lundin Wins National Health Information Award
• Police Arrest Fourth in Eastside Attack
• Camarillo chamber CEO to retire
• John Doe at the Lobero
• From the editor: Mozilo's ban a true black mark
• Kilu Interiors to Occupy 1331 State Street
• Director Christopher Nolan 2011 SBIFF Modern Master
• Free Advancing Women Peacemakers Workshop and Panel
• Santa Barbara Human Resources Association Annual Conference
• Syrian man beaten in Santa Barbara gang attack dies at Cottage Hospital
• Goleta Community Meeting Planned to Discuss Halloween Safety
• SLO volunteers die in Baja plane crash
• Goleta Roadwork, October 18 - November 1
• Weekend for Wave-Lovers and the Eco-Conscious
• Hwy 101 Improvements between Milpas and Hot Springs
• S Expensive for Poor
• Mature Learners: Indulge Your Mind
• Jimmy Santiago Baca Receives Literature Award
• Impoundments Spread Distrust
• Reelect Congresswoman Capps
• Breast Walk Success
• Santa Barbara residents turn out to clean up Milpas Street
• Rain doesn't sour Goleta's popular Lemon Festival
• Whole Foods Presents “A Collaboration” Wine
• Cannibalism of a Lion Cub
• Employer of badly beaten man worries victim was targeted because he is Syrian
• Santa Barbara edges San Marcos in 'Big Game' rivalry
• Cottage Hospital creates real estate development company to build housing project at St. Francis
• Building Film Culture in I.V.
• Farr Wins, Again
• Democrats, Rouse Yourselves!
• Jamming with Jack
• Measure S Will Make Our Community Safer
• Snapizzi Makes Pictures Easy
• TEDx at Bacara Inspires Imagination
• Santa Barbara School Board candidates meet the parents at Falkner Gallery forum
• Susan Epstein honored at Santa Barbara Village event
• Santa Barbara Symphony kicks off this weekend
• Santa Barbara's Das Williams on the path of the ‘righteous’
• Fox tells VCEDA group state must improve business climate
• Laurie Anderson Returns to UCSB
• Authorities Release Dispensary Bust Details
• Cabrillo Ball Field Getting Fenced In
• The birthday dilemma
• My kind of playground
• Mozilo will pay $67.5 million to settle fraud case
• Incumbency Mystery Solved
• Wild Kitties
• Great Goleta Sewage Swap Gets Hearing Date
• Accused Eastside Attackers in Court
• Chief denounces violent gang beating; a suspect arrested in Thursday night standoff
• Arts & Lectures Brings Alex Ross to UCSB
• Gubernatorial Debate Attracts UCSB Audience
• Downtown Sound Heats Up
• Matchsticks, riddles and taster plates, oh my
• Ensemble Moving to Victoria Hall
• Gator Roll Arrestees Accused of Eastide Attack
• Sleigh Bells’ Success Story
• Carla Amuroa
• Jazz Piano and Classical Guitar
• Santa Barbara Community College Board of Trustees
• Quaziness Continues
• volume 24, number 248, October 14-21, 2010
• 35th District Assembly Race Mike Stoker Loves to Mix it Up
• Stark Choice for Assembly
• Eat Local Challenge
• Santa Barbara School District employee resigns; audit launched
• Judges Support New Jail Tax
• Great Goleta Sewage Swap Gets Hearing Date
• With school scores sagging, parents to hold debate tonight
• Santa Barbara School Districts, Board of Education
• Institute for Energy Efficiency Makes Its Case
• Battling Borgatello: Allied Waste Services' Stephen MacIntosh takes on MarBorg at its own game
• Poodle Radio Talks with Music Maven Joe Woodard and the Auteur of Blind Dating
• Cannabis Club Raids Continue
• The Trustee Tussle
• Week in Sports
• Pistolera Kicks Off Sixth Season of Viva el Arte
• FPPC approves Copeland fine
• Taking It To the Street
• Teledyne gets $25.5M contract
• Third-Rail Man
• Internationally-Acclaimed Ariel Quartet To Perform At SBMA
• Dogs Will Be Dogs
• Give California Citizens Redistricting Commission a Chance
• Grace David 1913-2010
• Pro-19
• HortiPharm pot case heats up
• County Historic Landmarks Advisory Commission Gets New Rep
• Milpas business leaders look to combat homeless problems
• Eco-Chic Gala a Smash
• Stabbing suspects appear in court
• Carp City Council Endorses S
• Santa Barbara Airport officials look to land new airlines
• Pacific Capital gets delisting warning
• Santa Barbara OKs Jake Boysel pathway
• Cease Early Release
• Maldonado, acting as governor, signs offshore oil drilling order
• Expecting Different Result?
• Home Remodeling: A Hairy Situation for Pets
• Whodidelicious
• Santa Barbara’s Sole Certified Cicerone
• Ballet Santa Barbara Gives Us the Kid-Friendly Show of the Week
• Symphony Opens Season As Director Announces Departure
• It’s Kind of a Funny Story
• Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 11
• New Aerial Dance Studio La Petite Chouette
• Soccer Madness
• Maldonado Strengthens Coastal Protection
• Pro-SBCC Incumbents
• Capps' team blasts Andy Caldwell, COLAB's automated calls, calls them a 'flat-out lie'
• Anti-SBCC Incumbents
• Beauty Secrets Revealed
• Brutal Attack on Eastside
• Santa Barbara authorities arrest nine in massive marijuana-for-sale bust
• Police Mum on Justo Homocide
• State Voter Guide Snafu
• Waiting for Superman
• The Housewives of Mannheim at the Ensemble Theatre
• Olio Pizzeria
• 58th Annual Downtown Holiday Parade
• Paddle Out
• Spreading Technology
• Eco-Friendly Homeowners Open Doors
• Organizations Hold LGBTQ Youth Vigil
• Thursday-Morning Renaissance Man
• $6 Million Grant to Fund Nanotechnology at UCSB
• Arson in a Santa Barbara neighborhood; vandals set anti-pot store signs on fire
• Oaks in Ojai
• Santa Barbara to build Jake Boysel pathway
• American Master Drawings of the 20th Century
• Santa Barbara residents hold vigil to support gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual, queer communities
• Detectives Take Down Alleged Drug Ring
• Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable
• Burned Sign Backlash
• Das Williams' statement of qualifications won't appear in election sample ballot
• Stoker Pro and Con
• Nightmare Act
• Declaration for Independents
• News to Yous
• Pilobolus at the Granada
• National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Carpinteria Incumbents Rule
• Give a Little
• SBCC Financial Assistance Available
• Matt Costa
• Hanna Jacobsen Awarded $25,000 Rotary Scholarship
• Fixing the Clock on the Courthouse Tower
• Dancing with Hotelier
• The Bold Marauder
• Piano Abierto at the Lobero Theatre
• Guitar man: High-end instruments, made in Oxnard
• Lions Need Glasses
• California Outdoors Q & A: Pig Hunting
• UTC takeover looms for Clipper Windpower
• Botched or Scotched?
• Jason Mraz at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Airport Director to Present Air Service Updates
• Arsonists burn anti-marijuana signs in Santa Barbara neighborhood
• Harmony landowners sue Coastal Commission
• Cup o’ Joe
• What’s Big and Goes Down Easy
• Downtown Sound Heats Up
• Alfred Robinson
• Rollover Accident Blocks Lanes
• Fireside Chat at UCSB
• Dispatches from AvoFest 2010
• Running Bakery Not Always a Piece of Cake
• Take It Or Leave It
• Homeless Man Dies in Pershing Park
• Milpas area business leaders demand action from city to fix homeless problems, call for more cops
• More Yes for S
• Santa Barbara County's Measure S locks up more jail tax supporters
• There’s Got To Be a Better Way
• Viruses, Part II: Diseases and Cancer
• Let the Parties Begin
• The Rhone Stuff
• Maia Helps Wolves From Heaven
• Can’t Cup Just One
• Eight Who Would Rule the Parks
• Diane Bennett Artist In Residence for Joshua Tree
• Karol Schulkin Joins Peoples’ Self-Help Housing Board
• Local Jewish Film Festival Announces Return
• Statewide Awards for Arthur Wayne Nelson and Ken Williams
• Blue Eyed Girl Opening Santa Barbara Store
• Peace Poetry Award Winners Announced
• SBBCollege’s Medical Assisting Program Now Enrolling
• Santa Barbara County Youth Corps Marks One-Year Anniversary
• Kenon Neal New Westmont Corporate Relations Director
• Cal Poly, UCSB Team Up in Learn-By-Doing Venture
• Santa Barbara Football: Bishop Diego triumphs 50-18, DP falls
• Businesses Committed to Employing People with Disabilities Honored
• Mellowman Cometh
• California's Condor Population Tops 100
• Goleta Council Cash Contest
• Ziggy Marley’s Doin’ It for the Kids
• Holden Foundation Premieres Waiting for Superman
• Mike Stoker, Das Williams square off at 35th District Assembly race forum
• Capps and Schneider Talk Local Spill Response
• Santa Barbara Police Blotter - Authorities make drug arrests at Cabrillo Ball Fields
• 8th Grader Arrested for Bringing 'Bomb' to Campus
• Protecting Santa Barbara’s coast:Gulf spill experts, local officials talk prevention
• Judge Dismisses Scoles Case
• Seniors celebrate 10 years at Santa Barbara's Garden Court
• Space is now available
• Dear Blank, Please Blank
• Sale of Veeco's Goleta unit closes
• Lopker tells her story at CSUCI
• Where's My Band?
• Multiple Scoregasms Gets Its Kicks
• Missouri Puppy Mills
• Making a Difference in Bolivia
• Detectives Arrest Three in Pot Raid
• Conor Oberst at SOhO
• The Housewives of Mannheim at ETC
• 2011 Amgen tour to hit Paso, Solvang, T.O.
• Density Duel Brewing
• Curing California
• Watching War Chests
• Married Men of the Cloth
• Firefighters Agree to Cuts
• Das Williams for 35th Assembly District
• Reluctant Over Growth
• Ben Johnson
• Santa Barbara officials roll ahead on plan to turn Pacific Surfliner into commuter train
• volume 24, number 247, October 7-14, 2010
• Oreana Winery: Santa Barbara’s hidden funk zone treasure
• Jerry Brown for Governor
• Gulf oil spill incident commander speaks out on eve of panel discussion (Exclusive interview)
• Roberto Santana
• Carpinteria man accused of kissing, touching girls, ages 4, 6
• The Big Kick-Out
• Santa Barbara county authorities make another big drug bust, find loaded guns
• Gunnin’ for Goleta City Hall
• Philip and Helen Green Research Fellowships Go To Four at Gevirtz
• When Ann Met Jerry in Cuba
• Vandenberg Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Out of My Doggone Mind
• Joseph Charles ("Joe") Cirincione
• Dry Your Eyes
• Major shareholders file suit against Occam
• Getting Well in Newer Ways
• SBMA's Atelier Series Continues with 'Stranger Than Fiction' Theme
• Sporting-Sails
• Radio Switcheroo
• Art Seen Keeps it Local
• Week in Sports
• Raid on Mountains of Marijuana
• Tears Fall at Ruth Miles’s Memorial
• Quantum Computing Research Edges Toward Practicality
• Beach Sampling Results, Oct. 4
• End Polio Now! Campaign by Rotary
• Carp Man Arrested for Child Molestation
• Prepare for Flu Season: Vaccinate.
• Twiins Bounce Checks
• Santa Barbara panel debates whether California is governable
• Harold and Annette Simmons Donate $1 Million To Westmont
• Santa Barbara County board OKs Montecito housing plan
• City Housing Authority Gets $1 Million for Disabled Renters
• Santa Barbara narcotics detectives make two drug busts; illegal marijuana estimated at nearly $9 million
• Supes Approve New Spay/Neuter Ordinance
• Santa Barbara passes new pet ordinance
• Amnesty Period for Dog Licensing
• See Jupiter, And Her Fiery Moon
• Free Lunch
• Robinson To Step Down at S.B. Symphony
• Steve Martin Plays Bluegrass
• Choosing Beliefs First, Then Find the Right Facts
• Jack Goes Boating
• Capps Accepts Debate Invitation
• Ana Marie Cox Waxes Wonky
• Income Tax Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
• Yukari Okamoto Helps Develop Effective Fractions Instruction
• UCSB’s University Art Museum Switches Gears
• Fiery Plants
• I.V. Skate Park Fundraiser with Agent Orange
• Flash Flood Quail Springs
• Pioneer Past
• Dems Call for Bank Investigations
• Football Family
• Learning and Liking
• [Updated] Watson Challenges Capps To Debate
• Major Santa Barbara drug bust, marijuana valued at nearly $9 million (See photos)
• Jennifer Muller Sets Work on UCSB Dancers
• Longtime Resident May Willhite Turns 100
• Food Festivities
• The Social Network
• Laugh Out Loud
• Fantastic Fiddlin’
• Downtown Sound Semi-Finalists Announced
• Think (Clearly) Before Voting to Legalize THC
• QAD Funds La Patera Elementary Technology Upgrade
• Mr. A to Z Headlines the Bowl
• County Residents Polled in "Central Coast Survey"
• Inmate Punches, Stomps Deputy
• David Newton On "Job Creation"
• Somailand Hero Speaking at UCSB on Thursday
• 1903 State Street Sold
• Santa Barbara jail inmate attacks deputy, sends him to hospital, forces lockdown
• Rotary Honors Honored Members
• Santa Barbara ponders new pet rules
• 2012 Prophecy, Mayan Calendar Correlation Questioned
• UCSB survey says: Santa Barbara high-density housing unpopular
• Walk to School Day Starts at Brandon
• Blackbaud buys Santa Barbara's NOZA, Inc.
• Green Economy Workshops for Ag and Construction Industries
• Republican Tom Watson challenges Democrat Capps to immediate debate
• Santa Barbara AIDS Walk raises $60,000
• Banjos on Parade
• Prop. 19: A chance for reason
• Doggies Need Homes
• Copelands fined in SLO election dispute
• Keep the Trustees
• Mission Creek Not So Trashy
• Go BevMo!
• A weekend to Savor: Festival puts spotlight on SLO food, wine
• News to Yous
• Give a Little
• No Age
• Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry Screens Tonight
• Vanished Without a Peep
• Mental Health Association Arts Festival
• S Opposition Not Just for Republicans
• Tidewater Goby’s Gift to the Habitat
• Hank Show Roils Hotel Managers
• Santa Barbara drug bust snags three people
• CytomX to take venture money and run
• Santa Barbara roller derby catches fire: 'Everything’s more fun with no pants on'
• Santa Barbara Mental Health Arts Festival spotlights the works of people affected by mental illness
• Eight vie to chart future of Harbor District
• Revisiting a bank acquisition, one year later: Bank of SB hits 54% asset growth
• Meow!
• Colleges of Law’s new era
• Eco-Homes Tour
• Free Breathing Test for World Spirometry Day
• Why no world-record broomtail groupers?
• Highest Level Ever of Low-Income Students Enrolled in UC System
• Airport Full Scale Emergency Exercise October 6
• Looking for Teens to Tell Their Stories
• Monique Limón Knows What She’s Talking About
• Love, Joy, and Pain
• Reimbursement for Healthy Meals
• Free Meals and Services Program Enters 19th Year
• UCSB Graduate Programs Among Top in U.S
• Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano Rescheduled
• Freshmen
• Highway 154 Truck Fire Extinguished
• Guilty Plea in Spearmint Rhino Assault
• Viruses, Part I: Origins
• Fire closes Highway 154 in both directions
• Republican Stoker shows off support from Democrats in Santa Barbara Assembly race
• Highway 101 widening nearly done
• Warriors win one for Coach Ward
• New Santa Barbara 'Village' will help seniors stay in their homes
• Man, Woman of the Year awards announced
• Pilobolus to Perform at the Granada
• Oil Talks Get Slick
• New County CEO's Contract Made Public
• Santa Barbara Middle School Finds New Home
• Dos Pueblos Junior Found Dead
• Senate Considers Violence Against Homeless
• Neal Crosbie and Emerson
• Dr. Robert Emmons and Jane Habermann: Man and Woman of the Year
• City and Firefighters Reach Tenative Labor Agreement
• Old Jefferson Campus New Home For SB Middle School
• Restoring a Drowned Valley
• Santa Barbara City College showdown: Eight candidates square off at Trustees forum
• SOL food comes to Santa Barbara
• Mad as Hell Doctors March in Santa Barbara
• Santa Barbara, firefighters union, reach new deal
• Governor Signs Rigs-to-Reefs Bill
• The write stuff: A conversation with Rebecca McClanahan
• L’chaim to children’s health reform
• Panel probes oil wells
• Thankful for Friendship Center
• Looking at the opposite sex: the two-second rule
• Polo Prodigy Plays Pro
• DP tops Santa Barbara in heated girls volleyball rivalry
• Youth CineMedia at Risk
• Schools Forge Biz Degree Partnership
• Poodle Radio Talks Local Music, the Inaugural Foodies, and LSD
• West Beach Fest: Police Happy, Promoters Not
• Your Choice: Vegas or San Roque
• After slashes to AIDS funding, Pacific Pride's Saturday AIDS Walk takes on new importance
• Endorsements
• Two and A Half Tons of Trash
• Vampire stake, pregnancy tests found on beach cleanup day
• A Genius Among Us
• Olio Pizzeria: Authentic to the bone
• Out of the blue: At Santa Barbara's McKinley school, test scores soar
• The 2010 Foodies
• SolarWorld announces new schools program
• BevMo! Buzz quiets down
• Dos Pueblos Cross Country
• The Mattei’s Precedent
• Ventura Inmates But Not Us?
• Up in Smoke
• State Rejects S.B.'s Air Pollution Plan
• A Visit to the Clark Estate
• Alex Khatchadourian
• Spend Tax Better
• Hot, Hot Heat
• Capps Center Gets $500,000 from McCune
• Supes to Examine Ag Worker Carpool Program
• Harrison Ford to be Honored By Film Festival
• Ganja Growers Beware
• Sports Update
• Ton of Trash Collected
• Turning Heat Into Computer Power
• Let the Trash Wars Begin
• Out of the blue: At Santa Barbara's McKinley school, test scores soar
• Tending to Your Garden
• Jail Tax Wins Some, Loses Others
• Peter Wolf Plays SOhO
• Cops Still at Impasse
• Bark Less, Bite More
• 2010 Santa Barbara Band Guide
• Dog Licensing Amnesty Program
• 20th Annual Heart & Sole Aids Walk October 2
• Plum Goods to open on 900 block of State Street
• Ode to El Carrillo
• Untitled
• Tensions flare between Allied, Marborg over Santa Barbara contract
• Untitled
• Santa Barbara City Council approves hotel district to fund tourism
• Authorities look for naked man who allegedly approached woman at apartment building
• Teenage boy hit crossing Highway 101
• Growing Locals
• Susan Epstein First Director of Santa Barbara Village
• Santa Barbara homeless campaign heats up
• West Beach Music Festival
• National Research Council Has High Marks for UCSB Engineering
• ENDORSEMENT: Vote yes on Measure S
• Reform This
• Roxana Bonderson Awarded Woman of the Year
• No Marijuana Sales in Our Name
• Blind Date Interactive Reviewed
• Talented High School Seniors Wanted
• End of Civilization as We Know It
• Youth Corps One Year Anniversary
• Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Endorses Watson
• Hurray for Bulb-Outs
• Alexandra Chavez Joins Carey Group
• Cultural Exchange and Kid Care
• Why She's Running
• Emmett Horowitz Aquatic Center Opens at Cate School
• Fes World Sacred Music Festival
• Insanity by Baby Book
• Fairview Gardens Featured in National Broadcast
• Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
• New Santa Barbara County CEO Chandra Wallar speaks out
• Chumash Intertribal Pow-wow at Live Oak
• The Virginity Hit
• More than spin Wheelhouse pedals Santa Barbara toward greener lifestyle
• Who Will Benefit from 2011 Triathlon Fundraising?
• 10 Ways to Make Your Cat Smile
• Ojai Get Grant to Perform Fire Protection Work
• TastingRoom.com Makes Wine Easy
• Life is much easier when you are moving forward
• EPA Won't Bite the Bullet?
• Ray LaMontagne
• What’s Happening After School?
• News to Yous
• Santa Barbara trash wars: Marborg, Allied battle over 'Noleta," amid controversy
• Willie Nelson at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Santa Barbara West Beach Festival's days likely numbered
• Santa Barbara County names Wallar new CEO
• Heat wave scorches Santa Barbara
• Santa Barbara County finds its CEO
• Dos Pueblos High School physics teacher declared genius, wins $500K award
• CSUCI to offer business classes in Santa Barbara
• Ramadan Reflections on Park51
• New County CEO Announced
• Week in Sports
• Sailor Jerry to Talk Tattoos
• Ruined a Harrowing But Hopeful Story of War
• Life Under the Bandidos
• Commie Gas and Pork in Alaska
• How About a Half-Cent for Psychiatric Beds Instead?
• Buellton Pancake Breakfast Benefit
• Vehicle Hits Pedestrian on Highway 101
• Hot Weather Tips from Public Health
• The Borges Behind the Stories
• Watching the Agendas: Week of September 27
• Kavli sues former employee of real estate firm
• A greener cleaner: eLabor.com founder now heads Camarillo startup
• Governet connects colleges
• Congressional crush: Wineries fight direct shipping restrictions
• Occam to stay in Goleta after merger
• Priority Fun
• 909 State Leased to Plum Goods
• Paving Project From Santa Barbara To Goleta Underway
• Castillo Death Ruled a Homicide
• From Classic to Modern at October’s 1st Thursday
• Santa Barbara Police call death of 36-year-old man a homicide
• Level Studios acquired by bigger firm
• 'The Map' Celebrates 25 Years
• Conor Oberst Keeps It Short and Sweet
• Arts & Lectures Brings Gretel Ehrlich to Campbell Hall
• UCSB-led Consortium Picked for Photonic Chip Research
• Santa Barbara Channels Announces New Officers, Board Members
• Ojai Art Tours Offer Weekend Getaway
• Man Found Dead on Castillo
• 40 Days of Celebration for 40 Years of Service
• Positive Impact of Green Economy on Santa Barbara County
• Kristine Schwarz New Associate Director At Antioch
• Santa Barbara West Beach Festival, Cuervo Games attract less crowds, drama
• Firefighter Stumbles Upon Dead Body
• No Cure in Sight
• Dos Pueblos Chargers dominate Lompoc
• Santa Barbara crime blotter - police make drug arrests
• Santa Barbara to create tourism district; costs likely passed on to hotel guests
• Santa Barbara man stabbed in neck outside State Street nightclub Tonic
• Meatless Month
• Medal Collectors
• Santa Barbara's West Beach Festival: The party begins (Photo slide show)
• From Parolee to Productive Citizen
• BevMo! Already Pushing Buttons
• “That’s Sooo Danish”
• Santa Barbara Police Department finds dead body off highway
• Amgen recalls some anemia drugs
• Choose Your Own Movie Plot
• Robert Parker Rundown
• Peace Corps' 50th Anniversary Celebration Kicks Off
• Will Coral Reefs Survive?
• Santa Barbara’s Katy Perry, Elmo torn apart because of Perry's skimpy outfit (Video below
• After controversy, Santa Barbara's BevMo! opens today
• Santa Barbara West Beach Festival starts today, changes spark buzz
• From Parolee to Productive Citizen
• Book lovers find haven at Santa Barbara's Planned Parenthood book sale
• Sweet Origins of Sour Roots
• Santa Barbara tax group rejects jail tax proposal
• Kitty Seizures
• Move-In Weekend
• Hearing From Carp's Council Candidates
• Mize and Crew to Face Retrial Together
• Man Stabbed Outside Tonic Nightclub
• Pascual Gamboa: 1930-2010
• Gave at Office
• New Interim Public Defender Named
• Win One for the Peacenik
• Salary Watch: Goleta Water District
• Santa Barbara police arrest 41 for alleged drunken driving
• Invasion of the (gasp!) Preppies
• Supes Move to Increase Tourism Base
• Animal Tidbits
• Capps Encourages Troops to Apply for Retroactive Pay
• Calling All Pets
• Smoggy Status Quo
• HydroPaws
• Goleta Districts' Candidate Chase
• Remembering Craig Hyams
• Pedro Nava's Das dilemma: Nava's dislike for Das Williams could hurt own political career
• Lessons from Stanley the Cat
• Santa Barbara 10th most expensive place to live
• Capital Question
• Keep it clean: Santa Barbara kicks off creek week with beach clean-up day Saturday
• Valley Creatures
• Surprise surplus - Santa Barbara county ends year with $1.7M surplus
• Broken Pipe Dreams
• Proposed Santa Barbara general plan available for public review
• Anatomy of a Nuke Missile Test
• Week in Sports
• Double Trouble
• The Marquee: All that jazz and much more
• Warbler’s Warm Welcome
• CytomX announces funding, plans to leave town
• Housing Authority Sells Huge Plot
• In the Vulgate
• Rainbow of Hues
• Guelph Jazz Festival Report
• The Neighborhood
• Santa Barbara Ranks in Top Ten Most Expensive Markets
• The Town
• PALS Foundation To Increase Charitable Support
• You Need’a Head to Santa Margarita
• Workers Injured in Drilling Accident
• Energy Switcheroo
• SBHS Annual Fund Passes Halfway Mark
• Montecito Cellular Network Approved
• Mobile Home Resident Fights for and Wins Rent Refunds
• RightScale closes $25M round
• Supes Allow Bowfishing for Carp
• Colbie Caillat Plays New Tunes for a Good Cause
• Stanford Management Institute Scholarships for 18 Non-Profit Execs
• Charles Lloyd’s New Quartet Releases New Album, Plays Lobero
• Redesign of Protected Marine Areas Hits Snag
• Why He's My Ex'
• Two Reports on Forests and Rangelands Released
• Santa Barbara braces for West Beach Festival, Cuervo Games
• Breakaway Tours 15-year Toast
• Santa Barbara County Supervisor Salud Carbajal blasts NextG, calls antenna process 'terrible an
• DUI Round-Up Report: August 26 through September 21
• Santa Barbara police blotter - man arrested for alleged indecent exposure with 16-year-old
• Quazy Quaids
• Beach Sampling Results, Sep. 20
• Santa Barbara County taps Montes de Oca as public defender
• Silenced Talk
• San Marcos Stage Crew Aids Community Church
• Slow down Santa Barbara! City Council ponders new speed limits
• Dreams Deferred
• New Sea Slug Species Discovered By UCSB Scientist
• SB, Ventura Colleges of Law to join Chicago nonprofit
• The Cocktail Hour at Circle Bar B
• Search and Rescue Team Seeks Volunteers
• A New Festival Under the Sun
• Give a Little
• Mexican Consulate Recognizes SBCC's Wake Center
• Rocking Toward the End of the World
• You Otter Know
• S.B. Architecture
• Santa Barbara for-sale affordable housing project geared toward middle-income workers, local commute
• Disappearing Voters
• Fusion 5.0 at Center Stage Theater
• Talks collapse as Santa Barbara police union, city officials battle over retirement benefits
• The Word About World Habitat Day
• Local Natives at SOhO
• Santa Barbara to pull plug on fuel cell at treatment plant
• Between the Mica Sheets
• Joy Meets Necessity
• County's Unemployment Rate Dips
• Global Wines and Wags
• Towing Is Impartial
• Film Deep, Mountain High
• Dead Batteries Need Collecting
• Books, Drugs, and Charlie Chan
• Who can you trust?
• Michael Towbes Named Donor of the Year
• Oh those men of Gawd
• Fee Free Day For Los Padres Visitors September 25
• Randy Quaid and wife Evi speak about Santa Barbara arrest in TMZ video (link below)
• Casa Serena Celebrating 51 Years Helping Women Recover
• Move buys real estate listing company
• Free Disaster Education and Emergency Kit Preparation for Seniors
• Island Brewing Company Grabs the Gold
• The Most for the Coast
• Channelkeeper Asks For Help Protecting SoCal Coast
• Alison Wrigley Rusack Named Laguna Blanca Board Chair
• Four Sheriff's Employees Promoted
• Who Doesn’t Need a Hug These Days?
• Google Ad Program Featuring Direct Relief
• News to Yous
• Pigeon John
• Coastal Cleanup
• (Art)Walk in the Park
• Suspect Arrested for Goleta Stabbing
• Volunteers Clean up Mission Creek
• Disaster Preparedness Here at Home
• Advocacy Groups Talk Jail Tax, Pot Initiative
• Officials and Demonstrators Blast Prop 23
• Hurdles Just Mount for Homeless Couple
• Largest Undeveloped Parcel in Downtown Purchased
• Rotary Club Honors El Puente Student of the Month
• Innovative Use of Videos Aid Songbird Study
• Sharyn Main Joins the Santa Barbara Foundation
• L.A. developer buys rare unimproved lot in downtown SB
• Reading, Writing, and Environmental Education
• Journalism Town Hall September 21
• Bishop Diego Senior National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist
• The 11th Annual Flamenco Arts Festival
• Carpinteria Business Gets Grant to Develop Clean Ocean Energy Technology
• A new UCSB: University lays out 15-year growth plan
• Lookout Beach Park Now Features Pet Washing Station
• Power-One rides solar to sales growth
• Cellular Antennas Back at Supervisors
• Carpinteria’s vacancy signs: Despite major leases, city still has plenty of space
• Phoenix at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Ecomerit gets $2.4M federal grant
• Headless Household, featuring Julie Christensen, plays for the Santa Barbara Jazz Society
• Photography Exhibition "Legacy Of Pride" Tours London
• Bill Beefs Up Criminal Courthouse
• WillBridge Helps Homeless
• Electing Goleta’s Future
• Quaids Arrested for Squatting
• Future Airport Terminal Aims High
• Group questions Measure S, demands answers from Sheriff Bill Brown
• Randy Quaid, wife, arrested on suspicion of burglary, 'squatting' at Montecito house
• Lower Unemployment Rates and Job Gains for County
• Lompoc pulverizes Santa Barbara Dons
• Charities converge for United Way’s Day of Caring
• Santa Barbara County Coroner ID's Solvang woman who died in Highway 154 crash
• Santa Barbara County authorities arrest man in alleged Goleta stabbing
• Financial Aid and Isla Vista
• Dog Bites Girl
• Baring Your Sole, Part One
• Zoo Celebrates Asian Otter Births
• Vandenberg Beach Reopens
• Rite Aid Stores Providing Whooping Cough Vaccinations
• Santa Barbara's Right Turn: Conservatives move to capture more power at City Hall
• Trust needed in a marriage
• Delayed Evictions
• The Vulnerability of Nuclear Power Plants
• Classroom Pets
• UCSB and Local Bands, Both Aiming for Bigness
• Fine Fund Fundraiser
• S.B. Peace Day
• Regional Planners Call for Greenhouse Gas Increase
• Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Donates “Gently Used” Office Furniture
• Retro Recreation
• Pure Vida Botanicals
• Santa Barbara Zoo Hosts Alzheimer's Memory Walk
• Connecting the Diamonds
• New Automated System for Hunting and Fishing Licenses
• Local Natives Bring Big Harmonies to State Street
• Double the Love at Half the Price
• 'Warrior Worms' Offer Possible Biomedical Applications
• SBCC Faculty Excellence Award Winners
• A New View: Families Act! examines link between mental health services, drug laws, jail overcrowding
• Science Day At The Santa Barbara Zoo
• Hwy 101 Improvements between Milpas St. and Hot Springs Rd.
• UCSB Ranked No. 29 in World University Rankings
• Happy Constitution Day
• Orfalea Fund's Aware and Prepare Initiative Receives National Recognition
• Santa Barbara on road to economic recovery
• Gauchos giving back with AYSO Skills Day
• UC Regents approve UCSB expansion plan
• I Second That Emotion
• 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Takedown
• Means of Delivery
• Cancer Survivor Plans 150-mile Ocean Paddle September 23
• Out, Damn Bulb-Out
• 73-year-old Solvang woman killed in Highway 154 crash; authorities arrest 54-year-old Santa Barbara
• SBCC Student Contracts Spinal Meningitis
• Skinny on 'Fat Cat' Bureaucrats
• Fall Arts Preview: Dance
• UC Students and Faculty Travel to Haiti
• Wheelchair-Bound Homeless Woman Dies
• Fall Arts Preview: Film
• Police Foundation Established
• Jensen's MainStage Closes
• Fall Arts Preview: Classical
• Santa Ynez Visitors Association New Board Announced
• Big Brother on the Trails
• Cyclists Just Want to Have Fun
• San Marcos High Red Cross Club Award Winning
• Fatal Highway 154 crash kills one; two cars fall down mountain
• Fall Arts Preview: Visual Art
• Maestro Kabaretti Becomes A “Papa”
• Santa Barbara County Public Defender Paraskou set to retire
• Elisa Robles
• Deep Hydrocarbon Plumes in Gulf Oil Spill Documented
• After turmoil, Santa Barbara's Adelante Charter School goes forward
• Tail Wagging the Dog Catcher
• Twins Slip CuervoGames Past City
• Santa Barbara County authorities looking for Silver Toyota 4Runner in connection with stabbing
• Seeing Red Over Brown Act
• Woman Arrested for 154 Crash
• Many allegedly sexually assaults woman as she slept
• Huguette Clark Mystery Deepens
• Regents Approve UCSB Expansion
• Caught in the Carrot Crossfire
• Regents Approve UCSB Long Range Development Plan
• Vintners Happy with Harvest
• Occam agrees to $171M acquisition
• Clinton Crossfire
• Economist predicts sustained recovery
• Muslim Like Me
• volume 24, number 244, September 16-23, 2010
• Phoenix’s Well-Oiled Machine
• Chris Salcedo
• SBCC’s China Study Abroad Looks Back on 25 Years
• Peace Corps 50th Anniversary to Be Celebrated
• Progressive Talk Radio 1490 Off the Air
• War Moratorium and Teen Cemetery
• Anne Luther at Frameworks
• Eight New Homes Available At Pine Creek
• Santa Barbara water polo beats Palos Verdes 9-7.
• Navigating the Recession
• Katy Perry’s Homecoming
• Mize Codefendants Must Wait to Sever Cases
• Take My Kids … Please
• Mattei's Tavern Designated Historic Landmark
• Blues at the Showgrounds and Jazz in Monterey
• Marborg Unveils New Natural Gas Station
• Santa Barbara pop star Katy Perry's live performance at DP, like a 'Teenage Dream'
• Vandenberg to Launch Third Nuke-Capable Missile
• Santa Barbara drops bulbouts from downtown hub
• The Comeback Cat
• Marborg spends $1 million on CNG fueling station
• Resident Evil: Afterlife
• GOP’s Watson calls for investigation into IRS
• Marijuana Workers' Pay
• Karch Kiraly
• Rancho La Scherpa
• Rancho La Sherpa
• Woman Sexually Assaulted
• Eat, Drink, and Be LA-y
• Personal Campaign Attactics
• Brown’s Buddy to Follow Suit
• Chumash Donate $100,000 To Two Local Organizations
• County’s Public Defender to Retire
• Spanish Language Version of Health Care Website
• Week in Sports
• Free Hazardous Waste Drop-off in October
• Santa Barbara Athletic Roundtable luncheon honors athletes
• Les Esposito and Larry Thompson Rotarians of the Year
• The wisdom of humility
• Pedestrian Safety
• Paula Perotte Kicks Off Campaign
• David Awschalom Receives National Award
• Abnormalities from the “Normal” College Radio Genre
• Q & A: Abalone rebellion or diver blunder?
• Santa Barbara's pop star Katy Perry to perform at Dos Pueblos High School Tuesday
• Channelkeeper’s Bird-Dogging Nears Payoff
• Santa Barbara Latino students, English language learners, help boost districts' API scores
• Jupiter to be the Star Attraction
• Santa Barbara environmentalists to restore Mission Creek Lagoon, Laguna Channel
• SBCC Continuing Education Fall Term Begins
• ENTREPRENEUR PROFILE: Goleta's Twin Cups coffee and frozen yogurt kiosk aims for fresh, healthy
• Camerata Pacifica at the Music Academy’s Hahn Hall
• Democrats honor Betty Stephens
• Battle of the Bands! Huh. What Is It Good For?
• Holy Mackerel, That’s a Dinner Deal
• The Wonderful Adventures of Nils at Center Stage
• UCSB Student Published in National Magazine
• Flipped
• Midwest Company Buys Downtown Coffee Shops
• Body/Bach—Min/Max at Center Stage Theater
• A New Milpas Street Business Association Is Forming
• Gove County String Quartet at Center Stage Theater
• Crews Respond to Natural Gas Leak
• Pascual Gamboa Passes
• Traffic Advisory: Katy Perry Concert Private
• Watching the Agendas: Week of September 14
• Ski and Sports Club Kick-Off Meeting
• Diabetes Fundraiser
• Staci Richard Selected For Albert Einstein 2010-11 Fellowship
• $20,000 Available for Youth-led Projects
• Nuclear Missile Testing Continues in California
• El Puente Student of the Month Clemente Munoz
• 23rd District Candidate Calls for Hearings on IRS
• Dispensary Owner to Face Felony Arraignment
• Chamber Returning to China in March, 2011
• Investigation puts Oxnard’s image at issue
• Where Advertising Came From
• For a song, and $81.5M: L.A. firms buy Serenade apartments.
• Frank Abatemarco Named Foodbank Chairman of The Board
• Real estate firm files for $175M offering
• Tracy Porter To Open Retail Store In La Arcada Mall
• Second Baptist Enters Second Century Here
• Limoneira quadruples last year's Q3 earnings
• Domestic Disturbance Leads to Death
• Circle Bar B Hosts a Cocktail Hour
• The Sweet Stuff
• Teens Send Clean Water System to Pakistan
• Gene Knudsen Hoffman 1919-2010
• Guy Smith Appointed as Assistant to the President of Antioch
• News to Yous
• A Journey of 21 Miles and Thousands of Years
• Y La Bamba
• Blues in the Channel
• S.B. Poet
• Fit Faculty at Cate
• Santa Barbara remembers 9/11
• Carp Movie Theater Closes
• Urban Rescue Team Has Nose for Job
• Woman Canoes down the Pacific Coast
• Happy California Trails
• Predicting the Path
• Give a Little
• Lights. Camera. Santa Barbara!
• You're the Man, Ken Brown
• Animals Say the Darnedest Things
• Democratic A.G. Candidate Rips Prop. 23
• Capps Remembers Ninth Anniversary of 9/11
• Bike Ride Across the U.S. For Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Alcoholic Origins
• The Beauty of Backyard Bounty
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Bishop Diego comeback falls short, Santa Barbara Dons lose to Beverly Hills
• Santa Barbara's West Beach hosts 9/11 flag memorial today
• Proposed bulb outs on busy Santa Barbara intersection spark controversy
• Chumash celebrate culture, history at paddling event
• FLIPPED - 4 stars, wholesome
• Adultery and Its Discontents
• Making It Better
• San Marcos High grad prepares for grueling swim around the island of Manhattan
• Harrington West files for bankruptcy
• Working girl
• Marmalade Café
• Santa Lucia defers debt payments
• SBCC Incumbent Taking It to the Streets
• Who Are These Others?
• Mexican Independence Day
• Vaqueros Lose First Game in New Stadium
• Man in Porsche Leads Police on High Speed Chase
• FYF-ing A
• UPDATE: Highway 101 Paving Begins September 13
• Donate To Surfrider, and Jack Johnson Will Double It
• Notorious Rio Neighborhood on Media Roller Coaster
• GOP's Gandrud says people are 'afraid' of crossing sheriff on jail tax proposal
• Noise, neighborhood complaints force foundation to pull back on Elings Park expansion; BMX fans upse
• Lady Ridley-Tree gives $5 million to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital
• 62-year-old man who drove into oncoming traffic killed in Highway 154 crash
• Fur Freeings
• Santa Barbara Firefighters Alliance cancels ball at last minute
• Communication is key to healthy relationship
• County, Goleta Support UCSB Expansion
• Indy Loving London
• Garcia Wins Big
• Fall Sports Preview - Water Polo
• Salary Watch: UC Santa Barbara
• Off and Running
• Budget Blues in Double C-Flat
• volume 24, number 243, September 9-16, 2010
• Jerry Roberts Leaving UCSB Post
• Santa Barbara entrepreneur: Popular Burger Bus rolls on, considers taco truck next
• Views of Afar
• Closure Of Hwy. 101 In Goleta Set For Next Week
• Santa Barbara West Beach Festival halts partygoers' in-and-out privileges
• Camerata Pacifica Begins 21st Season on Friday, September 10
• “Shop for Your Kit” in Goleta This Week
• Santa Barbara's embattled Montecito Motors faces lawsuit
• Fall Sports Preview - Women’s Volleyball
• Fatal Accident on the 154
• Santa Barbara caught in plastic bag drama
• 'The Map' Celebrates 25 Years
• Former SB Police Chief Dies
• Train Conductor Spots Body
• Thanks Go To Sunrise Rotary
• Roman Catholic Rebels
• Bonnie Carroll Judging Tasty Awards
• Pushing for Jail Tax
• Rigs-to-Griefs
• Last Train to Dogville
• Litter Bugs
• Twin Towers of Tragedy
• Fall Sports Preview - Soccer
• Stretch Run
• Alberta Cross Take on SOhO
• Magazine Made By Kids
• Adding Impound to Injury
• SBCC Lauded for Transfer Program
• Fire Ball Cocktail Party Postponed
• Can You Vote?
• A Natural Gas
• Santa Barbara Zoo welcomes new small-clawed otters
• Out of Bubbles
• Tango Book Signing
• Eight County Teachers Named Educational Policy Research Fellows
• Grab It and Growler
• Jewish High Holidays and the Mosque at Ground Zero
• Senators' Souls
• 2010 Lit Moon World Theatre Festival
• Machete
• Pappas the Persistent
• Supporting Loved Ones of Mentally Ill
• CAMA Brings Dudamel, Bell
• Taste of the Town Gets Goin
• New details emerge in Montecito Motors closure
• Ray LaMontagne and David Gray
• Since When Does 'Adult' Mean Dirty?
• Santa Barbara County authorities end 18-day DUI crackdown
• Toning Up
• Alberta Cross Is Movin’ On Up
• Santa Barbara elected leaders rally in support of jail tax; activist attempts to disrupt event by bl
• Albert Cross Is Movin’ On Up
• Broadway Mainstay Sam Harris to Perform in Ojai
• Rescue crews save man who dislocated shoulder while rock hopping
• Elings Park Eliminates South Section Changes
• Leslie Ridley-Tree Gives $5 Million to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital
• Elings Park to Present New Plan
• Embezzler Gets Six Years
• Memorial Golf Tournament for Jarrod Martinez
• Scam Victim Receives Reimbursement Donation
• Romeo and Juliet at UCSB
• Farr and Wolf Talk 154 Safety
• Beach Sampling Results, Sep. 7
• Row 44 closes $37M funding round
• MAO’S LAST DANCER: Three stars - Powerful
• Hikes, Bikes & Rides Highlight Montecito Trails Foundation's Annual Barbecue
• 9/11 Memorial Concert
• Financial crisis inquiry underway in Bakersfield
• Santa Barbara Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Glorious Covers, Known and Obscure
• The ElliptiGO
• Private Jetting for Less
• Ojai Artists Get Grants for Social Change
• The Golden Rule for Back to School
• Peter and Paul Prep to Play the Lobero
• Lawrence Badash: 1934-2010
• Asian Festival
• UCSB and Local Bands, Both Aiming for Bigness
• SBCC Art Faculty Biennial
• The American
• Political stakes high as Santa Barbara Democrats, Republicans rally on Labor Day
• Doors Keep Shutting For Ruth Miles
• Santa Barbara County jail tax, 'most important item on the November ballot,' consultant sa
• Week in Sports
• GOP Assembly candidate says Republicans are still Reagan's party
• The Smashing Pumpkins at the Lobero Theatre
• Supply and Demand
• Give a Little
• Mental Stimulation, Small-Town Questing, and Fall Poetry
• News to Yous
• Soil Care
• The Growlers
• Triple Crowns
• At Labor Day weekend event, Republican Tom Watson prepares for congressional battle with Lois Capps
• Find the bag, follow the money: Tech veteran builds business on lost luggage
• Biofuel firm raises cool $3M
• Head of the class: Lynda.com expands its Carpinteria empire
• Cal Oaks deal puts small banks in play
• Cold Stone Creamery, Make-A-Wish make girl’s dream come true
• The Mosque Question
• Worms Point to New Approach for Controlling Cancer
• Watch the Mural Room Come Back to Life
• SBCC up for Latino transfer achievement award
• Santa Barbara Dons win 17-0
• Challengers Meet-and-Greet on the Mesa
• Goleta wrestles with new Santa Barbara County jail
• Santa Barbara's Montecito Motors halts business; sends cars back to owners
• Core Training ... It’s Not About Your Six-Pack
• Missing My Dog
• Endangered Species and Untapped Resources
• Oust the Incumbents
• Lost & Found
• St. Francis Demolition Photos
• The View from Isla Vista
• SBCC Receives National Recognition For Transfer Achievement Program
• Twenty Minutes with Billy Corgan
• National Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research Obstructed
• Montecito Motors Meltdown
• Santa Barbara Democrats endorse jail tax, oppose marijuana dispensary ban
• Good & Plenty
• New to Town, Out $900
• East Beach Boat Stabber Gets Six Years
• Worth the Drive: FYF Fest
• Santa Barbara's bilingual school Adelante celebrates new era
• Refugio Road Shooting Follow-Up
• Santa Barbara looks at tow policy, in wake of controversial illegal immigrant profiling report
• The Map Hits 25
• Maurice Moreno's Santa Barbara jewelry store shines, thanks to Women's Economic Ventures
• Grossman honored by County Board of Education
• Shooting on Santa Barbara's Eastside
• Boaters Urged to Remain Watchful for Quagga and Zebra Mussels
• It's OK to let people love you
• Congressional Candidate Tom Watson’s Campaign Takes Flight
• Santa Barbara County authorities release sketch of alleged Highway 101 shooter
• The All Male Review is Out
• Bloomin’ Girls & Bloomin’ Idiots
• Santa Susana Field Lab Site Clean-up Agreement
• World Alzheimer's Day Sept. 21
• Volunteers Mobilize to Support Community After Family Tragedy
• Garden Plots Available at City Community Gardens
• College and Pets
• Beer, Heat and Hiking Lead to SAR Rescue
• Rigs-to-Reefs Bill on Governor's Desk
• Leaps and Bounds
• Del Castillo Go Back to School
• Western Art at the Jewish Federation
• Truck Crash Investigation
• Easylift A Finalist for Cox Cares $10,000 Grant
• Labor Fray
• First Solar buys Cuyama array site
• Man Man Gets Experimental at SOhO
• RiverPark units sell for $81.5M
• Ray LaMontagne Gets Spacious on God Willin’
• Mobile Home Battleground
• Vote Yes on Measure S
• Flipping Off the Speculators
• Housing Trust Secures Half-Mil
• UCSB Administration Explains Expansion
• Salary Watch: County of Santa Barbara
• S.L.O. Sips in the Edna Valley
• Calling Out the County
• Gut-Check Time
• Santa Barbara High School kitchen in shambles; fate hangs on bond measures
• UCSBigger
• Tire-iron swinging mom, son, friend allegedly beat victim in Vons parking lot, slash car's tire
• Westmont Opens Two New Buildings
• New Goleta police chief recalls postal service shooting tragedy, leading motorcade for queen
• Cops Meet Couple in ‘Stolen’ Cessna
• New Santa Barbara group ELEOS battles extreme poverty
• Is There Life After Dog?
• New Ag Commissioner Named
• Man Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot
• A Disabled Homeless Woman Goes To Court
• Marborg Hauls Schools’ Trash For Free
• Teen Shot on Eastside
• Family’s Dream Ends with a Nightmare
• Spread Of Oil from Deepwater Horizon Spill Predicted by Researcher
• For September “To-Do” List: Check Your Voter Registration
• Got-to Go to the Grotto
• Program to Help Needy Families Buy Healthy Foods
• Live Culture Lounge and Café
• Art Without Limits Offers Apprenticeships
• Santa Barbara Bank Closes $500 Million Deal
• Eastsider Gets 15 Years
• Santa Barbara-based Rori's Artisanal Creamery: Innovative ice cream springs from refreshing phi
• Lois Capps views UCSB’s Nanomedicine center
• Airport Advises Plan Ahead for Labor Day Travel
• Goleta nabs two for alleged drunken driving
• Nancy Johnson Leaves Botanic Garden
• The Kindergarten Crop
• Shop For Your (Emergency) Kit
• 14 Ways to Make Your Dog Smile!
• Tift Merritt's Analog Lovers
• Run for Life
• County Deporting For No Good Reason?
• Life is Laundry
• Calavo Q3 earnings up 141%
• Impound Policy Gets Second Look
• Runaway Rig
• Pacific Capital Bancorp closes $500 million bank deal; ‘The money’s in the bank,’
• Sideshow Clown
• Jazz Seasons Announced
• Family Photo Workshop
• First Honorary Members Installed In Ojai Studio Artists
• Nanny McPhee Returns
• Proposals For $9 Million Watershed Coordinator Grants Sought
• Fire Ball Cocktail Party
• A Change of Scenery for New Westmont Professor
• Jazz on the Plaza
• Goleta rotary club looking for outstanding teens
• The Last Exorcism
• Come Cook at the Canary
• Why be afraid of God?
• Norah Jones at the Bowl
• lynda.com Buys 6410 Cindy Lane Property
• S.B. Wine Industry
• 26th Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day
• Feathering Their Nests
• New Board and Officers for Local Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Sotheby's International Realty Tops in Sales Volume
• Cloud Climbers Wins Prestigious California Tourism Award
• Westmont Construction Complete In Time For Start
• Unemployment Benefits Blues
• MTD Receives "Imagine A World" Award
• Pull to the Right and Sit Tight
• Ojai Art Center Honors Legendary Singer Kay Starr
• New Medieval Lit Professor at Westmont
• Criminal Self-Concepts
• Fall Edition of Goleta City Newsletter Available
• Radio Beyond the Borders
• Beach Sampling Results, August 30
• Up Close with … Ed Kowalczyk
• After cancer-diagnosis, Santa Barbara-native races cancer free alongside daughter
• Santa Barbara church hit by '666,' graffiti four times in year
• Lynda.com acquires Salvation Army facility in $6 million deal
• Santa Barbara police blotter - alleged Haley St. prostitute arrested
• Lynda.com buys more Carpinteria space
• Capps Welcomes $1.5 Million Airport Grant
• Santa Barbara Airport gets $1.5 million
• Ford at PCBC to mark closing of deal
• Money for More Mentors
• Hundreds rally in Santa Barbara in support of women's rights
• The Hold Steady at Velvet Jones
• Going Orwellian
• After cancer-diagnosis, Santa Barbara-native races cancer free alongside daughter
• Plants for the Planet
• Sex Parlor Music
• Summer of Search and Rescue
• Give a Little
• Week in Sports
• Fitz & the Tantrums
• Could a Sunken WWII Tanker Leak Oil?
• News to Yous
• County Discrimination Trial, Part 3
• Flash Fire Severely Burns Worker
• Ultimate Golf Challenge of Santa Barbara
• Bad Daddy at Center Stage Theater
• Online Pet Licenses Now Available
• Traditionally Red Bishop High Goes Green
• Teacher Funding Approved for California
• Local Board Game Inventors Receive National "Major Fun" Award
• Charity Regatta on September 12
• Robert Hambleton Joins Radius Group
• Superstar and Local Star Combine for Polo Victory
• Nelson Family Opens Blue Lotus:Fair Trade Products and Local Art
• Family Photo Workshop
• EventRents Will Do Cate School Centennial
• Designed for success: Top minds at RKS Design share their secrets
• SBCC Has First-Class Board
• Public-sector manager pay adds up: We reveal comp of region's top execs
• At Least $150,000
• Santa Barbara Police Department cites 21 for driving without a license at weekend DUI checkpoints; o
• Feds give $1.5M for new SB Airport terminal
• Facciano steps down from VC Taxpayers Association
• Seeing the Vultures Through the Trees
• Lois Capps, activists rally in support of women's reproductive rights
• Santa Barbara cleaning up neighborhoods
• Even soulmates struggle
• THE SWITCH: 3 Stars – Thought-provoking
• Walking With Jellyfish
• iStoryTime Releases App for Deaf Children
• A Good Death
• Community remembers Santa Barbara residents killed in truck crash
• Santa Barbara DUI checkpoint crackdown all weekend
• Wastewater in Seawater
• Lois Capps to speak at 'Women’s Equality event today
• Delorean Brings the Sounds of Spain to SOhO
• Kogi Craze A-Coming!
• Final Polo Showdown
• Searching for a cure: Dos Pueblos graduate pursues stem cell therapy to battle Lyme disease
• Santa Barbara budget showdown - 'heat is on' as police union, city management clash
• Fundraiser set for family of three killed in truck crash
• Marborg donates recycling services to San Marcos High School
• Rising pension costs sink city's budget
• Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department Investigates Refugio shooting
• Float Pray Love
• Conversations on the Effects of Gator Roll and the Curiosities of History
• Cathleen M. Fisher Joins County Agriculture Department
• Man Shot Near Refugio Beach
• Neighborhood Watching
• Multiple Planets Transiting Same Star, Reports UCSB Affiliated Scientist
• Parking Ticket Blues
• Whatever Happened to that ACLU Lawsuit?
• Egg Recall
• Mao's Last Dancer
• Santa Barbara Police Union, Armstrong collide over salaries
• Who’s Watching Huguette’s Millions?
• Superconductor Tech prices $6M stock offering
• Salary Watch: Goleta Union School District
• QAD reports Q2 profit
• Last Call for Santa Barbara Bands Issue
• Social business heavyweight Reitz visits CSUCI
• Arnold Says He’s No ‘Lame Duck’
• Wine Growers Erosion Workshops
• Blum Takes Off Gloves
• Defensible Space Maintenance
• Searching for a cure: Dos Pueblos graduate pursues stem cell therapy to battle Lyme disease
• Rock Slide Repair on 101 at Gaviota Tunnel
• Franklin School remembers Santa Barbara boy killed in truck crash
• volume 24, number 241, August 26 - September 2, 2010
• Santa Barbara Zoo launches smartphone technology
• Santa Barbara home sales down
• Representing for Lees
• Santa Barbara police blotter
• Santa Bruta
• Santa Barbara City Council halts automobile lift study
• Killer Kanines in 4-D
• Preventing the Next Deepwater Disaster
• Ron Robertson
• Friends Win One
• Susannah Lopez
• Rainbow Republicans
• Highway 246 Rumble Strip Project Begins Next Week
• Let’s Make a Sweeter Deal
• Benefit BBQ for Family of Crash Victims
• Full Steam Ahead for The Hold Steady
• Hole in a Richer Fabric
• Discrimination Trial Against County Continues
• Goodbye Summer, Hello School Year
• Hate Crime Murder Trial Pulls S.B. Jurors
• Leaping Tax
• S.B. Channels President to Resign
• The Art of the Come-On
• Goleta Gets New Police Chief
• S.B. Triathlon
• Exercising Good Judgment
• Suite Arrival's Founder Huge Booster for Business -- and Not Just His Own
• Planter-box Gardening
• Three Santa Barbara residents, including child, killed when truck crashes into home
• Pet Adoption
• Santa Barbara boy, family killed when truck hits house; 'Jaciel was one of us'
• Get Low
• Santa Barbara County judge rules against continuing bridge construction
• Luscious Lunch Gets Eco-Friendly
• Santa Barbara officials say 'no, thanks' to oil drilling
• S.B. Studio Artists Tour
• Santa Barbara City Council debates future of West Beach
• Get Down with Get Low
• 5-car pile-up causes scene on waterfront
• Shop Spree SB, Downtown on September 10 & 11
• Beach Sampling Results, August 23
• Mini-van crash on State Street, near Old Navy
• Community Organizer Position Opens
• Annual 'Fire Ball' to Raise Funds for Equipment
• Jensen Audio Visual Hits Inc.'s Fastest Growing Companies
• Kogi Truck at SBMA on August 28
• California Oaks to be bought by SF Valley bank
• Autopsy Suggests Former Carp Screenwriter Was Murdered
• States of Beings
• West Beach Fest Is Happening
• More than Four Reasons to Hit the Four Seasons
• The Making of Bad Daddy
• Suite Arrival's Founder Huge Booster for Business -- and Not Just His Own
• S.B. Triathlon
• Thousands of Santa Barbara, Goleta students head back to school
• Five-Car Pileup on Cabrillo Boulevard
• Santa Barbara children receive free backpacks from Costco
• Oxnard keeps A+ bond rating despite probe
• The Santa Barbara party’s on: West Beach Festival pays $90,000
• Governor tells Goleta chamber he supports carbon limits
• Shakespeare is easy, comedy is hard
• K Is for Kyoto
• Toast to the (Gulf) Coast
• The Switch
• Let Bush Tax Cuts Expire in January!
• S.B. Dance Alliance Goes Global
• Saving Lives and Money
• People Pleaser
• Money for Nothing
• Week in Sports
• Learning to Listen
• Big Rig Crushes House, Kills Residents
• 12 Miles in 7 Hours
• 3 killed in Santa Barbara County big rig crash; truck slams into home
• Elderly Driver Strikes Elderly Pedestrian
• Santa Barbara Historical Museum’s Lasting Impressions exhibit a hit
• Eric Swanson Joins Community West Bank
• An end to the paper chase: Sansum to spend $7M to digitize health records
• Housing Trust Fund Gets $500,000 Fed Grant
• Headquarter hunting: Ventura covets a big corporate employer
• Former Mayor Marty Blum Joins Elings Park Foundation Board
• Ruling on Chumash property key to Santa Ynez Valley future
• Doug Jones Joins Advisory Council for Rabobank
• Apply For California's Pre-Existing Condition Pool
• Unemployment Numbers in Santa Barbara County For July 2010
• Whither Pizza Hut?
• UCSB Ranks in Another National Poll
• The Good Parts
• Lt. Butch Arnoldi to Serve As Goleta Police Chief
• Rabobank buys two failed banks
• Fundraiser Supports 33rd Assembly District Hopeful
• Give a Little
• Former County Executive Alleges Religious Discrimination
• Arcade Fire
• California Fresh Heads To Middle East
• News to Yous
• Wildfires Have Abundant Fuel to Burn after Above Average Rainfall
• Pretty Petals
• Santa Barbara Homeless Musicians Hit YouTube
• Worth the Drive
• Dog Fest Features PetSafe Outreach Clinic
• Robles to Stand Trial
• Bobbie Rosenblatt Joins Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care
• What’s At the School Board This Week
• Opera Santa Barbara Has New Board for 2010-11
• Getting Along With Animals
• Dog Celebration
• Food for Thought
• Firefighters get blaze near Highway 154 under control
• Genetically Modified World: Part III
• Los Padres Bank fails, is bought by Pacific Western
• Homeless Couple Caught in Limbo
• Speaking Portañol, Latin America’s Universal Language
• Hendry’s Beach Murder Suspect Appears in Court
• Goleta’s Mobile Home Battle Goes to Court
• Santa Barbara County fire likely caused by pigeon crashing into utility pole
• Santa Barbara County jobless rate hits 9.2 percent
• For many Santa Barbara residents, summer coming to an unfortunate end
• And Now, Something for the Kids
• Mindbody raises $14M
• Bella Vista Bicycle Crash Victim Files Claim
• What’s Going To Happen To Ruth?
• Alien Invasions
• Fire Breaks out Near Old San Marcos Road
• Aerospace company ATK unveils its new innovation site
• Firefighters get blaze near Highway 154 under control
• Animal Vacations
• Field Trips Forever
• Richie Hayward, 1946-2010
• Santa Barbara Police Department makes 32 DUI arrests in 32 days
• Aeropspace company ATK dazzles with innovation site
• Santa Barbara's hotel bed tax, tourism jumps
• Santa Barbara Paseo Nuevo shoppers want deals, a Target
• You can't hurry love - or can you?
• Back to school daze
• Steps to School Success
• Santa Barbara, West Beach Festival organizers closer to harmony
• Dog Days
• Carpinteria suspect linked to nearly 20 lewd acts; suspect on immigration hold
• Go (Arch Rock) Fish
• Exhibitions at SBMA for September/October!
• Norah Jones Brings New Record to the Bowl
• David Bazemore
• Salary Watch: Goleta Sanitary District
• Fiesta Downer
• Dozens of guns seized in Goleta raid; two men arrested face multiple felony charges
• Morganfield Burnett
• Intermittent Closure of Southbound 101 On-Ramp
• A Center Stage History Tour
• Youth Mural Brings a Touch of Paris to Santa Barbara
• volume 24, number 240, August 19-26, 2010
• Duo Steals Dead Man’s Guns
• Tow-to-Tow
• All SBCEO State Preschool Programs Earn Accreditation
• Crossroad for the Crosses
• Gloria Dominguez Receives International Recognition
• Switching Sides
• Mother Goose, Dr Seuss, and You?
• A Second Steinbeck Tells a Tale
• Santa Barbara Police Department makes 32 DUI arrests in 32 days
• No Ifs, Ands, or Mutts
• Heritage Oaks CFO steps down
• Hackers Unite
• Senator Boxer Singles out Local Company
• Adult Ed Strong and Vibrant
• An interview with Josh Lynn; ousted attorney to defend marijuana dispensary
• What to Wear, Where to Shop
• Dozens of guns seized in Goleta raid; two men arrested face multiple felony charges
• UCSB Ranks Highest Ever
• Santa Barbara library’s electronic books already gaining popularity
• Successful Summer Youth Celebrations
• Fire Hazard Vegetation Road Clearance Project
• Cate School Chef Earns Recognition
• Pet PI to the Rescue
• Blakeslee wins Senate runoff
• Santa Barbara's Das Williams earns California public safety support
• Week in Sports
• Another option arises for flights to San Jose
• City Provides Free Movies - and Parking - on Stearns Wharf
• Homeschool Alliance benefits homeschool students throughout County
• Paving on Stow Canyon Road This Week
• Debra Bowen’s Battles
• Nancy Leffert New Antioch University President
• Sports News
• Criss-Cross
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 16
• Hot Hot Heat Get Weird on Fifth Album
• Five Days of Pay
• St. Francis Foundation Awards More Than $1 Million in Local Grants
• Our Kids are Snitches
• Eat, Pray, Love
• El Carrillo: Santa Barbara’s “Almost” Housing First
• Special Needs, Heroic Deeds: Moms-turned-activists expose Santa Barbara’s troubled special edu
• Under the Stars
• Treatment, Not Felonies
• No Day of Rest for GirlSunday Designs; Burgeoning Home Business Making Lunches a Little Greener
• Romeo and Juliet at Center Stage Theater
• Sting Nabs Stores Selling Tobacco to Minors
• Latinos, activists unite for summit
• My Hollywood by Mona Simpson
• Wildlife Care Network Receives Posthumous Gift
• Heroin deaths prompt group's response
• Saving Jake
• Westmont Gets Nod on Best College List
• New restaurant headed to State Street
• Music Academy of the West’s Cabaret
• Santa Barbara City College and Brandman University Ink Early Advantage Partnership
• Santa Barbara City Council praises sustainability report
• Last of the Apehangers
• Montecito Man Charged with Medi-Cal Fraud
• Unique Partenavia Aircraft Aids in Gulf Cleanup
• Celebrate Harvest 2010 Event Oct. 2
• Santa Barbara Weighs In for Clean Energy
• Primus at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Presidio Goes Ethiopian
• UCSB Ranked Among Country's Best Universities
• Santa Barbara Printmakers at Channing Peake
• Sheriff’s Citizen’s Academy Taking Sign-ups
• Call for Entries Kicks Off at CAF
• Erin Van Valkenburgh is New Charity League President
• Second Bite at the Savoy Apple
• 330 State Will Be New Restaurant for Tom and Adam White
• Mat Kearney, New-School Troubadour
• Sedgwick Reserve is Off-Limits to Deer Hunters
• Reflecting Pool
• Wavves at SOhO
• Help the Economy by Falling in Love
• Art From Scrap Teams Up With Jack Johnson
• Santa Barbara kids with autism hang loose at the beach
• Stoker Gets NFIB/California Endorsement
• The show goes on for Santa Barbara's West Beach Festival
• Request for Sealed Bids for Library Roof Replacement
• Goleta Valley Historical Society displays new center
• New restaurant moving next to future State Street REI store
• Losing a loved one
• Region's colleges rank high on U.S. News lists
• 'The Savoy' to replace Q’s
• New restaurant, PetSmart among recent deals
• Veeco to sell Goleta unit
• Behind the Green Labels
• Seeking Latino College Graduates
• The Expendables
• Westmont in Top 100 Colleges
• Escape to the Eastern Sierra
• Serena Jedrick New SBB&T Branch Manager
• Pet Insurance Available to Farm Bureau Members
• Shipwrecked on the Gaviota Coast
• Goleta Council Votes to Support Proposition 22
• Hidey-Holes
• Santa Barbara Sheet Music's New Owners
• Delorean
• Harvest Fest at the Best
• New Vision for Old Vons Lot
• Drilling one for the Team: Ventura-based oil firm has big plans in Midwest
• ValueClick makes its move
• Dynacorn muscles in: Classic car firm grows in Ventura County
• Continental: Dispute won’t slow rollout
• Give a Little
• Wonderful Woodies
• Give a Little
• News to Yous
• Drive-in Movies Draw Goleta Families
• Leave me alone
• Contestants Wanted
• La Cumbre Plaza’s JEANious Bar
• Special Needs, Heroic Deeds: Moms-turned-activists expose Santa Barbara’s troubled special edu
• Breaking Away from Ruben Mize
• West Beach Fest Pushes Back
• The Fourth Candidate
• How She Does It
• UC Haiti Initiative Takes Off
• Threat to Freedom of Information
• Circle V Ranch in 20th Year Here
• Guiding Light on the Mesa
• CAF: Call For Entries 2011
• AACM Calls for Withdrawl of Michele Leonhart Nomination
• Judge's same-sex marriage ruling stirs more debate
• Santa Barbara sustainability report outlines green goals
• Dyslexics and Poetics
• Sunlight and Water
• Police Advise of ‘Skimming’ Scam
• Cotton Jones to Play Muddy Waters Café
• State of the Schools
• Lucinda Williams and Chrissie Hynde Play Ventura Theater
• Feminist Scholar Examines Care Work and Other Forms of Intimate Labor
• Milpas Residents, Business Owners Unhappy About Homeless
• Brad Frohling New Senior Vice President
• Five Heroin Overdoses in Three Days?
• Public Library Offering Downloadable eBooks
• Santa Barbara County greenhouse marijuana bust near Highway 101 leads to two arrests; pot value as h
• Ken George to be Honored by Family Care Network
• Goleta's Bishop Ranch controversy illustrates deep political divides
• With Conservatives Like These . . .
• New twist in Santa Barbara West Beach Festival
• Who Goes There?
• Goleta Council candidates gear up for November election
• Thirty-Eight New Fish and Game Wardens Graduate
• Authorities search for ATM skimmer
• Entire La Brea Fire Area Open for Non-motorized Use
• Gigantic Gaviota Ganja Farm
• Genetically Modified World: Part II
• Santa Barbara County authorities make massive marijuana bust; greenhouse plants valued between $40 m
• Memorial for Gail M. Rink August 15
• Spirit of Small Business awards 2010 slideshow
• Dance Fever
• Overflowing Louisiana Shelters
• New Candidates Vie for School Board Seats
• Thunder on the Right
• Foresters in Final Four
• Les Claypool Talks Life, Love, and the Return of Primus
• Santa Barbara Foresters advance to National Baseball Congress World Series semifinals
• Farm Worker Health Bill Passes Senate Committee
• Foster parent arrested; children allegedly beaten with hangers
• Goleta Meets Jail Tax With Some Skepticism
• Bolivian River Reading
• Environmental Coalition Submits Lead Ban Petition
• Misuse of Forest
• Money Helps Undocumented Youth Find Higher Education
• The Independent’s 2010 After-School Guide
• Towed Away
• volume 24, number 239, August 12-19, 2010
• Santa Barbara community leaders to examine educational achievement gap between Latinos and whites
• Noel Not Seeking Reelection
• Heroin's death toll; three suspected Santa Barbara overdoses in one week
• Slipping Through the Cracks
• Forum tackles Santa Barbara's homeless issues
• Where’s the Val Verde Money?
• Santa Barbara Police Chief Sanchez dispute’s controversial illegal immigration report
• Are You As Smart As Your Dog?
• Kids with autism plan surf day at beach
• S.B. Council Backs Jail Tax
• Farmers Insurance to leave Simi Valley
• Great White Attacks Paddler Off Gaviota Beach
• Salary Watch: City of Goleta
• The Gloomiest Gloom Ever?
• Arrests Made in Child Abuse Investigation
• Wavves Come Clean
• The Writer/Director Is All Right
• Absent-Minded Science
• Goleta is 2010 Planning Achievement Award Winner
• Restrepo
• Massive Pack of Cruisers Peddles Through Fiesta
• Fiesta File
• Paramount Unveils New Website
• Art on the Eastside
• Kim Rodriguez Appointed Manager of SBB&T’s Mesa Branch
• Janet Reineck’s World Dance Workout
• Los Padres Announces “Fee Free” Days
• Bishop Ranch Development Study to Start
• Cathedral Oaks Bridge Project Closures
• Loophole Still Allows Killers Guns
• Dave Dorsey Honored By American Cancer Society
• Santa Barbara supports jail tax
• UCSB Gets Cash for Trail Repair
• Even as student performance improves, Santa Barbara School District faces more budget challenges
• Patricia Kelly to Superior Court
• Ventura County auto dealer Bunnin might expand to Santa Barbara
• Maldonado Revives Commission For Economic Development
• Authorities arrest man suspected of lewd acts
• REI to Open New Store in Santa Barbara
• Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors stress collaboration as key to reducing homeless deaths
• Supes Whittle Down CEO Candidates
• Santa Barbara Foresters avoid elimination, advance
• CalRecycle, Santa Barbara County, Team Up to Fix Palamino Road
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 9
• County Planning Director Heads to Ventura
• Seeing Winemakers in Sepia
• Outdoor clothing company REI coming to Santa Barbara
• Small Quake Jiggers County
• Seal the Deal
• County Board and Commission Vacancies
• Steelhead Trout Recovery Project Bigger Than Ever
• Polo Spectacular
• Fiesta Crime Stats
• Persistent Commuters
• Week in Sports
• Direct Relief Responds to Pakistan Flooding
• Under One Umbrella of Aid and Awareness
• UCSB Grad Students Receive $50,000 Fellowships
• Eat Pray Love Partners with Cost Plus World Market
• Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department investigates death of Oxnard man
• New Theory about Origin of Life
• The Beauty School Drop-In: Kristin Fraser Cotte to open Grapeseed Co. retail loc
• Walk to Cure Diabetes on September 18
• Report suggests Santa Barbara Police Department targets illegal immigrants
• Once Upon Two Mattresses
• The Music Academy of the West plans Luria Education Center
• Grunt’s Eye View of Afghanistan
• Right on Target: The conventional stupidity
• Capps Votes for Medicaid and Teacher Assistance
• Santa Barbara police spend an estimated $110,000 in overtime for Fiesta; arrests up, DUI's down
• Coming to uptown: Nicky's Pizza
• Bunnin pursuing Goleta dealership
• Cosmic Event
• Salsa Time
• Farewell
• Elders Are People Too
• Academy Chamber Orchestra at First Presbyterian
• Up Close with Misa Kelly
• Pressure on at Los Padres Bank
• S.B Hip-Hop Representing on the Radio
• Drink up the sun: Solar financing flows for wineries
• Lawsuit Looms Over Bishop Ranch
• Weighing the options for Harbor Freight
• Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department investigates death of Oxnard man
• Fiesta arrests up, but DUIs down
• Stevie Nicks at the Santa Barbara Bowl
• Outdoor Zoovies
• News to Yous
• Help the Horses
• Ed Kowalczyk
• Glenna Luschei’s Witch Dance
• Santa Barbara's Own Football Team
• Animal Hoarders Uncovered
• Biker Takes Bad Spill
• Don Giovanni at the Granada
• Watching the Agendas: Week of August 9
• Busy Sunday for Search and Rescue
• Fire Quickly Under Control
• Compassionate by Nature
• Universities haul in grants, but cash still tight
• Man Dies in Probable Drowning Accident
• Cal Poly out, Pepperdine in: Santa Barbara will get first MBA classes in January
• UCSB Prof Validates New Bone-Quality Testing Tool
• Biltmore Hosts Marrow Registration and Blood Drive
• Goleta’s Political Future
• Hearing and Being Heard
• Sitarist on the Roof
• The American Tour
• Economic Forecast Project Downsizes
• Fiesta parade lures thousands; spooked horse gets loose
• Goleta’s Shane Scoggins paddles the ‘channel of bones’
• Casa Esperanza will keep transitional housing program open
• Pediatrics in Paradise: How to handle a fussy infant
• Thousands pack Santa Barbara for Fiesta parade
• Santa Barbara Mayor Schneider, Carbajal speak out on homeless report
• Poodle on the Keys
• Confetti-filled eggs a smashing hit at Santa Barbara's Fiesta
• Accused Accessory to Murder Changes Plea
• UCSB names Siciliano new assistant swim coach
• Yes You Can Legislate Behavior
• Taking a vacation from my guilt trips. I’m doing the right thing. Or am I?
• The Current Crisis
• Genetically Modified World: Part I
• Finding men who appreciate romance
• With Shepherd as Your Farm, You Shall Not Want
• So You Think You Know Pinot?
• Safe Passage Over the Canyon
• Gail M. Rink: 1944-2010
• Proximity Theatre Take On Romeo & Juliet
• Munching El Mercado del Norte
• Richard Merrill Evans, RIP
• Homeless deaths report suggests lack of coordination
• Santa Barbara Foresters win in Wichita
• Meet the Aly the Arts Editor, and Eat All the Meat at Fiesta
• Amid Fiesta celebrations, authorities boost patrols, brace for large weekend crowds
• Greka Leaks More Oil
• Staplemann seeks seat on Goleta Council
• Fiesta Horse Parade Lineup
• Fiesta revelry begins
• Fiesta 2010
• Gays can marry, judge says
• The Spirits of Fiesta
• Arlington West shifts focus from Iraq to Afghanistan
• Natalia Cohen
• Charred body identified
• Wild, Wacky, and Romantic
• volume 24, number 238, August 5-12, 2010
• UCSB Soccer, S.B. Baseball Updates
• Cathedral Oaks Bridge Closures
• Let the Race Begin
• Oil Spills Near and Far
• Hoist by El Perro’s Petard
• A New Yorker Tastes Fiesta
• Fiesta Events
• Beach Sampling Results, Aug. 3rd
• Joan Armatrading Comes to the Lobero
• Transitional Beds at Casa Esperanza Temporarily Safe
• Otters Up and Down
• Healthy for Life TV Shows
• Funding Approved for ‘Gang Czar’
• Mercado del Norte a highlight for families
• Toe-to-Toe Over Pot Shop Ban
• Santa Barbara moves to hire anti-gang coordinator
• Supes Approve Gaviota House
• Money Talks
• Homeless Death Report
• Suing the City
• Locals praise, rebuke Prop. 8 ruling
• Party Favors
• Steve Petersen New Rotary President
• ValueClick buys Investopedia
• New Trustees for Antioch
• Heritage Oaks lost $5.8M in Q2