Now Featuring: CA’s Scenic Setting
Something to think about, now that the summer movie season is here and the theaters are chock full of Hollywood blockbusters: Only 11 percent of them were filmed in Hollywood, or any part of California, for that matter.
Santa Barbara Looks to End Losing Streak Against Aggies
Stuck in the midst of a four-game losing streak, the UCSB baseball team travels to Davis this weekend for a matchup with a future Big West foe.
Officials Defer Gaviota Coast Grant
Citing insufficient research by presenters, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors recently shelved the city of Goleta’s request for $350,000 in funds to help purchase a parcel of land on the Gaviota Coast.
Floatopia Is the Utopia Scientists Have Searched For
Today marks a glorious day in I.V. tradition.
It’s A Rocket Ship!
Yankees pitcher Kyle Farnsworth is calling out the Rocket? Uhh who the heck is Kyle Farnsworth? Oh he’s the guy with 26 career wins to Roger Clemens’ 348.
UCSF Police Arrest Protesting Students
Ten students protesting UC co-management of nuclear weapons labs were detained by law enforcement yesterday at a UC Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco after refusing to disperse.
Nava Aids Construction, Emergency Services Bills
With local assemblyman Pedro Nava at the helm, two issues concerning the environment are making their way through the California State Legislature, one focusing on road construction and the other on natural disaster response time.
Lucky Number 13
To see work from some of the most famous artists of our time, one has to go no further than the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.