The Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors paid $15,000 to the SBLP in an out-of-court settlement, ending the party’s lawsuit against SB County Sheriff Jim Thomas.
The UCSB softball team opened the 2001 season on a rocky note after falling to Loyola Marymount this past weekend.
Looking back on the last two years, I can’t think of a single thing Ron Wolfe has done to my apartment that might justify raising rent by $1,000.
Facing a crowd of 500 people as a UC Regents’ lecturer, Ilya Kabakov talked trash.
Left bemused by this strange sport, I, in my infinite wisdom, propose a radical new plan that will save the NHL, both in America and around the world.
Right now Washington D.C. Republicans are so crazy with power that the capillaries have begun bursting in their retinas.
When Deputy District Attorney Allan Kaplan settled with KAMAP for $60,000, Dave Oldfield said he felt robbed and cheated of justice.
Despite winning only one of three games against San Jose State, the Gauchos were able to showcase their high-powered lineup and determine where they need to improve if they are to contend for the Big West championship.
Scientific opinion is divided over whether it is even possible for this $60 billion program to achieve its proposed objective: to protect the U.S. from limited attack by foreign powers and terrorist factions.
Close to 80 local residents gathered at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History on Monday night to view a screening of "Mystery of the First Americans," a PBS "Nova" special exploring recent discoveries about the origins of prehistoric peoples in the Americas.