Story Archive for November 2007

Friday, Nov. 30

• Alleged Rape Victim Testifies in Frimpong Case

• Israel, Palestine and Annapolis, Maryland

• Close of Friday, November 30

• Auto Burglaries Double, Police Say

• Rabobank Robbed

• Wellman Avoids Jail As News-Press Exodus Continues

• Love and Kindness This Holiday Season

• Gallery Spotlight: Galerie Eye

• The Nightmare of College Admissions

Thursday, Nov. 29

• Indy Photographer in Contempt of Court

• Possible Time Discrepancy Emerges in Frimpong Trial

• Fire Doused Near Brubaker Canyon

• Gauchos Beat Huskies in NCAA Soccer Playoffs

• That Dog’s All Wet

• Naples Revised Draft EIR Released; Hearings Ahead

• Frimpong Trial Underway

• Recovery Plan Envisions 4,150 Steelhead in S.Y. River

• Saving the World with Inflatable Trees

• Homeless Get Healthy for Winter

• Moving Units Frontman Blake Miller On Keeping Busy, Branching Out

• A Chat with Josh Brolin, Star of No Country for Old Men

• SB Film Festival Honors Julie Christie

• Solakian, not Slackin’

• HopeDance Marks 10 Years

• vol. 22, no. 098, Nov. 29 - Dec. 6, 2007

• Child-proofed: Storytime

• Tribe To Support Local School

• Holiday Activities

• Fab Finds in the Village

• UCSB Basketballer Chisa Ononiwu’s Nigerian Summer

• Gender Equality

• All Dolled Up

• Give a Little

• Kathy Melatti-Hawkins 1965-2007

• This Week in History

• Smarter Shopping for the Holidays

• Population Explosion

• One Piece At a Time

• UCSB Students Rally for ENDA

• Silpat

• One if by Land, Two if by Pastry

• Parade Volunteers Needed

• Act It Out

• Point and Shoot

• Top Five Reasons to See The Uneasy Chair at Ensemble Theatre

• Dinner in the Gallery at Gallery Ocho

• Hiking Rim to Rim of the Grand Canyon

• I'm Not There

• The Future of the Sta. Rita Hills

• GWAR

• Uh Huh Her, with Biirdie and Kinothek.

• Award-Winning Poet B.H. Fairchild to Read at SBCC

• UCSB Dance Professor Tonia Shimin Directs Her Final Concert

• DP Opens New Performing Arts Center

• Teamsters Continue Charges Against News-Press

• Klan Still at KEYT

• 'Tis The Season

• SB School Superintendant Named Chair of National Teachers Network

• EU Reps in SB for Climate Talks

• Zoo To Bring Snow for Holiday Exhibit

• Sisters of Bethany in New Home

• Artists Protest Proposed Cabrillo Improvements

• Miller Joins EDC Advisory Board

• Nelson Waives Prelim Hearing

• Airplane Crash in Santa Maria

• Brooks Institute Lays off Faculty and Staff

• Holiday Turkey Causes Fire

• Westmont Hacked

• Study Attempts to Clarify Healthcare Use

• Misrepresentation

• SB faces Increased Gang Violence, Tougher Enforcement

• Body Found Near 101

• People Duped by Money "Launderer"

• Archdiocese to Celebrate by Opposing Anti-Immigrant Legislation

• Man Arrested for Boat Theft

• Alleged Sex Offender to Go on Trial

• Bracing Area Homeless for Winter

• A Home for the Holidays

• Enchanted

• New Musical Dogpile

• Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra, featuring Cho-Liang Lin.

• Homeland Security Adviser Lee Hamilton on Iraq, Iran, and Pakistan

• Norman Mailer 1923-2007

• Paul Portugés on The Body Electric Journal and Cin(e)-Poetry

• Santa Barbara Choral Society Prepares for a Breakthrough Year

• Everyday Luxury: Chinese Silks of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

• Support for Every Season

• The World Discovers Santa Barbara Sculptor Larry R. Rankin

• Positively State Street

• Boys are back in Town

• Chopin Spree at the SBIFF

• Alisal Ranch’s Revamped River Grill

• Palmina Pals with Many

• Pretty, Please?

• Heroes

• New Photographs of Paintings by David Florimbi and SurfLand by Joni Sternbach.

• The Future Is Now

• Leerone Pictures a World Filled with Music

• Capps Maintains Anti-Cigarette Rhetoric

• Headless Household Celebrates Holidays, Anniversaries at Center Stage

Wednesday, Nov. 28

• Mayor Blum Hospitalized After Fainting

• Homeboy Sermon

• Talk and Awe at UCSB

• UCSB Students Rally for Sexuality-Based Employment Rights

• Westmont Website Hacked

• UCSB Gauchos Beat UNLV at Buzzer

• More About Patterns

Tuesday, Nov. 27

• Tree-Lightings, Web Hackings, and Coral Casino-ings

• Ryan Adams and the Cardinals Announce SB Tour Date

• Teamsters File Another Charge Against News-Press

• Be Still

• Where's the Sisterhood?

• Annuals

Monday, Nov. 26

• Mike Klan Not Canned

• Toy Making for Kids in Need

• Homeward Bound

• Gaviota State Park

• Annapolis Balancing Act

• Carbon/Silicon

• Dos Pueblos Performing Arts Comes Home

Sunday, Nov. 25

• The Community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service

• Better Living Through Gaming?

• Helping Santa Barbara’s Homeless Youth

Saturday, Nov. 24

• AT-ATs, Kachinas and Bears, Oh My!

• Dirty Blonde: The Diaries of Courtney Love

Friday, Nov. 23

• Gaucho Soccer Meets the Real Gauchos

• Touring Santa Barbara County’s Fire Danger

• Cops Cleared in State Street Shooting

• Crash Landing at Santa Maria Airport

• That’s One Smokin’ Turkey

• Eric Tessmer Band

Thursday, Nov. 22

• Racing for Green School Dollars

• Innocence Glossed

• How Often Should Your Pet Go to the Vet?

• “The Social Way To Study”

• Spencer the Gardener

Wednesday, Nov. 21

• A Thanksgiving Tale

• Guarding the Gateway to Montecito

• Officials Square Off Over Housing

• Measure D Keeps on Truckin'

• Santa Barbara Writers Strike, Too

• County Mental Health Funding Safe – For Now

• Cavolo Nero

• Robert Grande Weiss 1936-2007

• Pansies for Your Winter Garden

• Home for the Holidays

• SBIFF Award for Excellence in Film Gala

• A Story About RG Weiss

• Ultimate Sacrifice

• Soy Vay!

• Pass the Tofurkey, Maaan!

• End of an Era

• Unlucky Sevin

• Departing Champion

• A Question of Character

• Goliath Speaks

• Will Power

• UCSB Men's Soccer Advances to the Next Round

• Nanotechnology Conference Held at UCSB

• Study Links Race and Gender to Political Power

• UC System to Increase Specificity of Demographic Reporting

• Students Protest Bank of America

• Bren School Hosts European Union Officials

• Greka Closed to Clean Three Spills

• Capps Speaks Out Against Unsafe Toys

• Travolta Honored by SB Film Festival

• Teach-in On Israel Seeks to Increase Understanding

• Indy to Appeal Court Decision

• Foodbank Collects Myriad Turkeys

• Direct Relief Works with Devastated Bangladesh

• Alcohol, Drug and Mental Woes

• Historic Landarks Advisory Commission Delays Garden Development

• County May Get Federal Bridge Money

• Final Tally In for City Council Race

• Fess Parker Breaks Ground for Second Hotel

• Fire Officials Wary of Winds

• Jack-knifed Truck Closes Freeway

• Fog Closes SB Airport Temorarily

• Former County Shrink Arrested on Sexual Misconduct Charges

• Man Robs Two Banks at Midday

• Minor Earthquake Rocks SB

• On-campus Petitioners Attempt to Dupe Students

• Backyard BBQ Gets Unexpected Visitor

• Frimpong Jury Selected

• Brown Pelican Set to Fly Away

• vol. 22, no. 097, Nov. 21 - 29, 2007

• A Ruth’s Chris Catechism

• Back to the Fingerprints

• Queen Latifah

• Positively State Street

• Hot Off the Press - Lives Examined

• Collaborative Art Program Draws Out the Best in Youth

• The Love Song of J. Robert Oppenheimer

• Bishop Diego Still Alive in High School Football Playoffs

• Local Heroes Honor Roll 1986-2007

• You Can’t Take It with You

• Tell Me Your Story

• Boomboxes Wanted

• Turkey Day Child’s Play

• A POLISHED VOICE:

• A Talk with I’m Not There Writer/Director Todd Haynes

• No Country for Old Men

• Beowulf

• Change, presented by the Westmont College Windancers.

• Have We No Shame?

• This Week in History

• Sierra Club Hikes

• Give a Little

• Child-proofed: Holiday Happenings

• Replace the Bass Guitar

• 3 Reasons to Go Exploring in the Beautiful Santa Ynez Valley

• Big, Bad Building

• The B-52’s

• Cultural Maintenance, paintings by L. Frank.

• Small Images, a juried group exhibit.

• Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie.

• Camerata Pacifica

• St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra

• Future of Sequoias: Fine Art Photography of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks by Jeff Jones

• Photographer Ashley Gilbertson Gets Personal in Iraq

• Tim Reynolds

• Antiwar Veterans Wish to Send the Right Message

• Barry Goldwater’s Liberal Conservatism

• The Whirling Dervishes of Turkey.

• Party Mixology

• Sick Puppies

• Storytellers: Children’s Book Illustrators.

• Champagne Dreams at East Beach

• Giving Thanks for Fun Flavors

• Jesse Rhodes’s
  Triumphant Return

• Local Heroes 2007

• Water Saving Business Rebate

Tuesday, Nov. 20

• Brooks Institute Lays Off 17

• Win, Losses for News-Press in Case Against Independent

• Indy Refuses to Turn Over Stabbing Scene Photos

• Nelson Waives Prelim

• Thinking Thankfully

• Plaza on the Ballot?

Monday, Nov. 19

• Happy Canyon/Ballard Loop

• Happy Canyon

• Upper Romero Trail Loop

• Romero Edison Road

• Old Romero Road

• Romero Canyon Trail

• Vista del Mar Beach

• San Onofre Beach

• Arroyo Hondo Trestles

• Arroyo Burro Trail

• Jesusita Trail

• Tajiguas Beach

• Refugio State Park

• Stevens Park

• El Capitan State Park

• Lookout Park

• Loon Point

• The Thrills

Sunday, Nov. 18

• Teach-In On Israel

• Giving Thanks

• Carpinteria Beach

Saturday, Nov. 17

• Knife Assault Sparks Car Chase on San Andres Street

• The Science of Scientology

• Students Protest Bank of America

Friday, Nov. 16

• Film Festival Honors Travolta in Montecito

• Places, Everyone!

• Santa Maria Oil Facility Shuts Down After Three Spills

• Signature-Takers at UCSB Accused of Petition Fraud

• Eating Up “The Gobble Song”

• Close of Friday, November 16

• Say It Ain't So, Barry

• Are You and Your Pet Ready For a Disaster?

Thursday, Nov. 15

• County Shrink Busted for Coercing Sex From Patients

• Jackknifed Semi Shuts Down 101

• Banks Take Heat for Financing Coal Power

• Two Downtown Banks Robbed

• UCSB Study Indicates Minorities Underrepresented in Government

• Saving the Gaviota Coast Piece by Piece

• Email Embarrassment

• J7 Surfboards Goes Downtown

• S.B. Natives Them Terribles Compete in MTV2’s National Battle of the Bands

• Mental Health Braces for Budget Bloodbath

• Health Fairs Screen Tots While State Braces for Cuts

• Murder-for-Hire Plot Spawns Crime Chain Reaction

• Afghan Refugee Visits Area Charities

• Herbie Hancock Quartet

• The Carving of Ten Canoes

• The World’s a Dance for Bill Coleman and Laurence Lemieux

• Anti-Racism Lecture Series Held at SBCC

• Gang Members Caught on Camera

• Molestor Released from Prison

• Molestor Released from Prison

• Lynn Hunt’s New Book, Inventing Human Rights: A History

• Ebenstein Prevails Over Tenants

• Man Arrested for Beating Cat

• Los Padres Re-Opened

• TDR Review Continues at Planning Commission

• The Poetry of Clark Emmons

• TDR Waiting Period Struck Down

• Frightening Similarities

• Corruption Kills A

• Traffic Impacts Discussed for Bishop Ranch

• Positively State Street

• Keeping Ants Out of Doors

• An Examination of a Conservative Pundit’s Commentaries

• Homage to a Font and a Fount

• Planning Santa Barbara’s Future to Preserve its Past

• SB's General Plan Process Continues

• vol. 21, no. 096, Nov. 15 - 21, 2007

• Sisters of Bethany To Lodge with Episcopalians

• YO ADRIAN!

• Judy Nilsen’s Visual Wisdom at the Book Den

• Sisters of Bethany Shun D'Sant Angelo

• Woyzeck

• Common Sense Composers’ Collective

• Family Flick Night

• 2

• Friends Don’t Let Friends Drink and Dial

• Quiz: Hellooo?

• Natalie D-Napoleon

• Cursive

• New paintings by Stella Lai.

• Serious Setback for Controversial Creekside Development

• News-Press Employees Begin Negotiations

• Bicycle Race To Go Through SB

• Double Oil Spill in Santa Maria

• Cooking DVD

• Rockin’ Yogurt

• Theater Teachers Wanted

• Brokaw Visits Santa Barbara

• Peace Activists Shave Heads

• IV Teens Make Rap Album

• Jackson Holds on to Neverland

• Thank You, Santa Barbara!

• Grateful Giddens

• Nava Secures Funding for 101 Expansion

• Yellow Dog Blues

• O'Connell Exlplains Achievement Gap

• Reclaiming the Pumpkin

• Study Says Men Dig Curvy Women

• No Place Like Home

• Lions for Lambs

• Southland Tales

• Westmont Astronomers See Comet Brighten

• Ofalea Pushes for Healthy Food in Schools

• Hungry Cat’s Spiny Lobster and Pork Belly

• UCSB to Study Interactive Video Games

• Evanescence

• The Walkmen

• Hope Ranch Fire Kills Woman

• Gobble & Groove

• Ingrid Fliter, presented by CAMA

• Santa Barbara Symphony

• Give a Little

• Week Spot Photo - Glass Love

• This Week in History

• A Message of Hope

• Singer, Actress, and International Superstar Brings Jazz to the Arlington

• I.V. Live Presents Buck World One

• Santa Ynez Art

• Blue Agave’s 12th Anniversary Peeps

• Broadway Anyone?

• Moderates & Musharraf

• Finding Festive Fashion at Sears

• Question: ‘What can you tell me about Santa Barbara Business College?’

• A Restaurant for Wine Lovers

• Crazy Jazz

• Spirituality through Depth Psychology

• Hunting for Treasure

• Doll-ing for Dollars

• Michael Jackson Is Innocent

• Author Adrian Butash Gives Thanks

• Patricia Clarke and Ellen Kelley’s Correspondences

• Works by Molly Hahn

• Progressive Non-Prudence

• A Modest Proposal

• Crocodile Tears

• Oh My Shocks!

• Paying for Others

• Eye On Terrorism

• A Preview of College Basketball in Santa Barbara, from UCSB to Westmont and SBCC

• Blue Wolf Speaks

• Election Follies

• Executive Criminals

• Stupefied

• California Katrina?

• Saint in Santa Barbara

• StylePhile

Wednesday, Nov. 14

• Fess Parker Breaks Ground for New Hotel

• Two Oil Spills in Santa Maria in Less Than 24 Hours

• Unveiling the Revamped Miramar

• Olivier Dahan's La Vie en Rose

• Indy Wins Some Loses Some in News-Press Lawsuit

Tuesday, Nov. 13

• Nuns Get (Temporary) Home

• Carpinteria Bluffs

• He'll Never Lose Neverland

• Dating Isla Vista Style

Monday, Nov. 12

• Hope Ranch Fire Kills One

• Yo! I.V. Raps

• The Boggs

Sunday, Nov. 11

• Talking Traffic at Bishop Ranch Workshop

• War, Politics and Veterans

• First Church of Christ, Scientist

Saturday, Nov. 10

• Shaving Heads for Peace

• Dying Species, Shrinking Habitats

• Rincon Beach

• Wanted: A Date, a Monkey, and Old Currency for Time Travel

• The Go! Team

Friday, Nov. 9

• Investigators Discover Bizarre Murder-for-Hire Plot

• Third District Race Talk Already Underway

• Close of Friday, November 9

• Neverland Lost?

• A Radical Recounts

• Hilda Zacarias Speaks on Ethnicity, Activism and Personal Success

• It’s National Shelter Appreciation Week

• Where's the Money?

• More on Fingerprints

• Bruce Springsteen

Thursday, Nov. 8

• Nava Secures Funds for 101 Expansion

• Women Rolls Car Off 101, Onto Train Tracks

• Westmont Telescope Captures Flaring Comet

• Santa Claus Lane

• Gang Members Arrested for Mesa Robbery

• Old Wives vs. New Science

• Filling Goleta’s Recreation Hole

• High School Theater Grows Up

• Tenant Troubles for Ebenstein

• Cautious Supes Deny Most Expansion Requests

• Coast Guard Suspends Approval Process for New LNG Project

• Collective Effort

• Josh Conviser’s New Novel, Empyre

• David Lindley with Tom Ball and Kenny Sultan

• Give a Little

• Child Proofed Showtime!

• Chocolaty Peeps

• Clarification on "Controlled" Zaca Fire

• Wesley Won’t Whine about Wine

• No $ for Mercenaries

• Don't Call Me

• When Life Gives You Lemons …

• Jake Shimabukuro at SOhO

• No More Handouts

• Small Fire Breaks Out Near Vinyard

• General Patriot

• The World Meets Ozomatli

• Fire Furor

• The English Beat

• Gwen Stefani

• Tegan and Sara

• Common Sense Music

• Science and Tech Plays Wanted

• Bachata Roja

• Vandenberg Receives Strange Letter

• Bee Movie

• R. B. Kitaj 1932-2007

• SUV Rollover on 101

• Modern Dance Company Pilobolus Restructures

• Pilobolus

• Learning Through the Grapevine

• Boxed In

• Fundamentals of Torture

• What the Bible Tells Me

• Steamed  Over Goleta  Water  Law

• Sunny Skin

• Giddens Speaks

• Fire Lessons

• The Vaqueros’ Kicking Coach

• Baja Tales

• A Benefit for Heather Mattoon on November 11

• Positively State Street

• Local Teacher Wins National Award

• Former Spy Addresses SB Women Democrats

• Committee Examines US Marine Sanctuaries Act

• Both Sides of Joni

• Capps Votes to Override Water Veto

• Tommy Lee Jones to Receive SB Film Festival Honors

• Bankrupt Lender Disputed Buyout

• Evanescence Frontwoman Amy Lee Steps Up, Delivers an Album All Her Own

• Conservation Program Initiated by Goleta Water District

• Objections Arise to Naming of New DA Building

• 192 Closures in Effect Through November

• Casa De La Raza Unites Teens

• SB Veterans Commemorate War Memorial

• Downtown Housing Receives Resistance from Neighbors

• Goleta Gets New Apartments

• Peeping Tom Arrested

• Writer Max Schott Reads at UCSB

• Tenant Troubles for Ebstein

• SB Foodbank Looking for Turkeys

• The County Relies on the I.V. Master Plan to Meet Affordable Housing Needs

• The God of Hell

• The Current State of Measure D in Santa Barbara

• UCSB Study Links Plants to Greenhouse Gasses

• Compassionate Kids

• Büchner’s Woyzeck at UCSB

• See For Yourself

• Week Spot Photo - Lord of the Dance

• This  Week in History

• Authorities Link Murder to Cartel

• Living Page Photo - Dreamcatcher

• Singing and Self-Fulfillment

• UCSB Presents Wu Han and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

• Question: ‘What was the hide and tallow trade?’

• Martini Mania

• Getting Your Digits

• Before the Devil Knows You're Dead

• Cory Steffen: Lost and Found Scapes

• Quiz: Dreamweavers

• A Dream Come True

• Don’t Mess with Texas

• Six

• Zaca Victims Qualify for Loans

• Ira Glass

• Protesters Block Traffic-Citations Issued

• PEN Awards

• Students Protest DAs Adult Prosecution of Juarez

• Edward  Borein’s Archetypal Images of the Old West

• Late-Night Happy Hour at Ahi

• Marlene R. Miller

• Palace Crowns Vasquez Executive Chef

• The Gift of Anger

• Depositions Made Public in Church Lawsuit

• Tom Brokaw on Pre-War Press and the Information Era

• vol. 21, no. 095, Nov. 8 - 15, 2007

• For the Birds

• Website Launched for SoCal Fire Victims

• Father Benny Bavero 1918-2007

• What Every Pet Owner Should Know

Wednesday, Nov. 7

• Robert Grande Weiss Is Dead

• Los Padres Opens Tomorrow

• Honk for Justice

• Judge Sentences Man for Murder of UCSB Student

• Jerry Roberts Lauded for Journalistic Ethics

• News-Press Circulation Free Falls

• Motion City Soundtrack

• Williams and Schneider In; Francisco Triumphs Over Barnwell

Tuesday, Nov. 6

• "Semi-Official" City Election Results

• Miramar Part Two Is Coming Next Week

• Goleta Apartments on Horizon

• Beware the Box

• Our Own DMV Rules

• Natalie D-Napoleon

• Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby

Monday, Nov. 5

• City Does Its Own Election

• Ex-Spy Plame Addresses Santa Barbara Democrats

• A Job Fair for the Retired?

• Pinot Noir and a Highway 246 Blaze

Sunday, Nov. 4

• Arlington West: Four Years Old

• St. Mark's University Parish

Saturday, Nov. 3

• Congressional Subcommittee Comes to UCSB

• All Steamed Up Over Goleta Water Ordinance

• All Roads Lead to Weirdness

• Junk Science

• Giddens for Positive Change

Friday, Nov. 2

• Disaster Victim Social Network

• Close of Friday, November 3

• Car Flips on Northbound 101 Near Carp

• The Authority of Saturn

• Keeping Cats Inside

• A Fine Frenzy

Thursday, Nov. 1

• Zaca Fire — Controlled or Contained?

• Science Teacher Awarded $25,000 for Educational Feats

• Protestors Raise Ruckus to Reclaim Streets

• Sheriff Investigates Drug Cartel in County

• Selma Rubin Saves El Capitan Canyon!! (37 Years Ago)

• A Wasted Halloween

• High Toll on Homeless

• Budget Guru Resigns Amid School District Money Woes

• Racial Discrimination, Excess Force Alleged in 2006 Altercation

• Sheriffs Train in ‘Restorative Justice’

• Judge Leaning Against Indy in NP Copyright Violation Case

• No Open Seats Make for Tight Squeeze in Santa Barbara City Race

• Week Spot Photo - Romancing the Indian

• This  Week in History

• Genevieve Erin O’Brien Brings The Monk Who Licked Me to UCSB

• 1957

• Ted’s Books Closes its Doors

• Lars and the Real Girl

• Fewer Grapes Mean Better Wine for Santa Barbara County’s ’07 Harvest

• Cheers for Firestone Beer

• Valley Grown and City Pressed, Jaffurs Wine Cellars Harvests Its ’07s

• Ballooning in the Valley

• Two Teens Stabbed On Westside

• Another Yes for A

• Walkin and Talking

• Fresh Council

• Vegas Plays Host to a Music Fest of Epic Proportions

• CHP Chase End in Fiery, but Non-Fatal Crash

• And the Bands Played On

• Healthcare Issues

• Ignored by the Council

• Analyzing Factions

• Unlicensed Contractors Arrested

• Police Search for Injured Cyclist

• Mutilated Dog Found at DP High School

• Authorities Report Relatively Quiet Halloween in IV

• SB County's Fire Fighters Battle Southern Blazes

• Highway 101 Closed Twice This Week

• City Examines Connecting Harbor and Pier

• County Gets New Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services Director

• County Sheriff Files Overtime Claim with CALFire

• Hopedance Turns 10

• Question: ‘What can you tell me about Charles Huse?

• vol. 21, no. 094, Nov. 1 - 8, 2007

• Getty Foundation Awards Grant to UCSB

• Calculating Soil Volumes

• Trucker Lore and the Telling Eye

• Chocolate de Vine

• Living Page Photo- Sunflowers

• Quiz: November Days

• Holiday Enforcer

• 36

• Calling All Kids!

• Pulp Politics

• Indian Inspired

• Ben Lee

• National American Indian Heritage Month

• Mariza

• Opening Sycamore Canyon for Fire Safety

• SBCC President Explains

• Vaquero Legacy in Hawai‘i Unveiled

• Former UCSB Runners Vying for Seemingly Impossible Olympic Bid

• S.B.’s Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Hits Metro 4 This Weekend

• The Alt-Country Stylings of Natalie D-Napoleon and Friends Come to Rocks

• Miffed Moms Make Movie to Remake Menus

• Turkey’s Threats to Attack Iraqi Kurds Could Ignite the Region Further

• Sanctuary Roadkill

• Positively State Street

• Hot Fuzz

• No Way A

• SBCAN Says Yes

• The God of Hell at Center Stage Theater

• Fired Up

• Improvability

• Give a Little

• If You Build It …

• Dan in Real Life

• Trial Begins for Former Cop's Sex Charges

• Future Voters

• Direct Relief International Climbs in Non Profit Rankings

• Pacific Capital Bancorp Announces Credit Loss

• HERE WE GO A-GANN!

• Dog Is Father to the Man

• Bikers Hold Anti-gang Fundraiser

• Local Environmentalists Honored

• Liberian Activist Kimmie Weeks Discusses African Aid

• Hazmat Crew Called to Clean Up Cleaning Chemicals

• Downtown Holly Faire

• County Bowl ATM Thief Apprehended

• Goleta Water Treatment Facility Receives Federal Money

• Air Quality Advisory Issued From Zaca Ash

• KJEE DJ Gets Attention with YouTube Interview

• Javier Bardem Receives SB Film Fest Honors

• Peace Rally Held at Vera Cruz Park

• Five UCSB Academics Honored

• Worker Killed at Dos Pueblos Ranch

• Lioness Euthanized at SB Zoo

• Robin Gowen: Nature Takes Its Course.

• Purification Pundit

• Recommended Wine Books for the Holidays

• Saving Naples, Protecting Property Rights

• Transfer of Development Rights Is the Key to Naples Preservation

• The Emerson String Quartet.

• Ben Lee Kicks Off His National Tour at SOhO

• Juarez Attorney Subpoenas SB Newspapers

• Wilderness Art Contest

• Smellywood’s Puttin’ on the Spritz

• Another Round of Meds Gets Pulled from Shelves

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