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Bitter:Sweet and United by Sound
In Bitter:Sweet’s recent interview with the Indy, there was lots of talk about struggling to survive in the industry.
Alone in the Dark
A look into the future of the survival horror game genre.
UCSB Students to Remember Deceased Classmate
Jaymie Darrow celebrated with dance party in Isla Vista.
San Marcos Teacher Returns from Japan
Chemistry teacher Michael McLaughlin visits Japanese classrooms in June.
City Poll Reveals Majority in Favor of Phone Tax
Results mostly from older, richer, whiter residents, however.
Bus Fares on the Rise
Activists concerned about those who rely on public transportation.
Ex-Wife of Michael Klein Sues Over Panama Plane Crash
Santa Barbara’s Kim Klein files suit over daughter Talia’s death in December crash.
Miramar’s Extra Architectural Review Nixed
Rick Caruso's staffers unable to attend Monday meeting; future decisions will be made without additional MBAR input.
Capps Votes to Draw on Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Failed House bill would have opened emergency reserves.
UCSB Republicans Make Waves at Fox News
Their YouTube video shows one of them, a vet, getting spat at during Santa Barbara anti-war rally.
San Andres Condo Project to Move Ahead
City Council deadlock won’t stop Architecture Board approval.
Mixed Reception From City for Proposed Gaviota Transfer
Blum worries that shifted density could all fall on Santa Barbara.
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Chief Sanchez Addresses College Prep Students
Eighth and ninth graders to complete program at Casa de la Raza.
Santa Barbara Man Missing
Authorities are searching for a 37-year-old who tried swimming across the Detroit River.
Man Flees Law, Hides in Broom Closet
Currently in custody with no chance for bail.
Downtown March Promotes Peace, Diversity
Determined handful tries spreading message of equality to downtown onlookers.
Sexual Assault Allegedly Occurs on Highway
Police believe the assault occurred while the car was moving.
Growing by Bleeps and Bounds
Through some terrible mutation of natural law, a four-letter word has become my young son’s all-time favorite utterance.
Tough Times for Banks
As volatile times hit financial institutions both locally and nationally, banks are trying to assure customers they shouldn’t be afraid, despite the loss of millions of dollars in shares.
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