Isla Vista Landlord Leaving Del Playa Drive After 23 Years, Lists Properties for $80 Mil
Steve Golis, Gelb’s real estate agent, said Gelb is selling the properties to simplify his portfolio, which he manages himself.
Cute, Not Cuddly: Isla Vista Raccoon Numbers May Be in Decline
The furry masked bandits that prowl Isla Vista are known to steal the vulnerable hearts of Isla Vistans, but they leave in their wake something far less lovely: assorted parasites and diseases.
Flag Expert Tucked Away in UCSB Library
With a collection of 3,000 flags, leading North American flag expert Annie Platoff keeps her award-winning wisdom tucked away in the UC Santa Barbara Library.
Biden Expresses Hope for the Future, Gives UCSB Audience Surprise Appearance
Former Vice President Joe Biden spoke to a sold-out audience at the Arlington Theatre Saturday afternoon about his hope for the future of politics.
Tattoo Parlor’s Precious Dogs Leave Their Prints on Isla Vista Community
Precious Slut Tattoo, a local piercing and tattoo parlor, has long grabbed the community’s attention with its risqué name. Now, students have five more reasons to flock to the shop.
Community Services District Hires Jonathan Abboud as Interim General Manager
The Isla Vista Community Services District (CSD) announced Jonathan Abboud as its first interim general manager on Tuesday night, creating a temporary position to account for its unexpectedly small budget.
UCSB Student Punches Attacker, Escapes After Sexual Assault
The victim turned and punched the suspect in the face, knocking him onto the ground, according to SBSO.
Spike in Fire Alarms, Emergency Calls After First Week of School
Emergency calls and triggered fire alarms at UC Santa Barbara have spiked in the last week since school began, the Santa Barbara County Fire Department said.
Isla Vistans Share Fears, Frustrations After Mass Shooting in Las Vegas
Community organizers quickly arranged the event after hearing the news early this morning. For many, the tragedy brought back feelings of terror that the small town of Isla Vista experienced only three years prior.
Oldest UCSB Prof. Taught Through Vietnam, Civil Rights Movement
When Professor Bernard Kirtman began teaching at UC Santa Barbara 52 years ago, the Vietnam War was in full swing and the university was on the cusp of academic and social revolution.