Richelle Boyd

Richelle Boyd brings us a collection of mysteries to curl up with this November.

Black Independence Day brings hundreds to Plaza Del Mar Park.

This week, we want to introduce you to one of our team members, Leah Brewer! Join us in taking a

Tales of weddings are too sweet to resist, and one of our writers for this year’s wedding issue, Maggie Yates,

Capturing the perfect photo is no easy task, but one of our photographers, Ingrid Bostrom, makes it look effortless. Bostrom

This week, we want to introduce you to our Mickey Flacks Fellow, Christina McDermott. She’s been all over town, covering

The newspaper business is all hands on deck for getting out on the streets and finding stories in our community.

A new column popped up in our pages last month and is now making its second debut: Mom Brain. This

Meet Marguax Lovely, who has been covering everything from politics and crime to health and community. Lovely is now part

Our Accounting Administrator Tobi Feldman has always kept busy with payroll and billing, keeping our paper running from the other

With graduation just around the corner, we want to celebrate our Indy interns who are turning their tassels. This week,

A new byline will often catch attention, but it’s rare that a new name on our long staff list gets

Our Indy intern Chloe Shanfeld has helped us explore the art and culture world of Santa Barbara, diving into local entertainment. Not only does Shanfeld

This week, in honor of the Tattoo Convention, our staff is showing off their ink! Our staff sent in pictures

Every time we have a food-and-drink-related issue, our Indy staff always talks about the unspoken challenge of weeks like Burger

Tiana Molony is an Indy intern who has been turning out stories for us. The Santa Barbaran is setting her sights on

Terry Ortega is our fabulous Calendar Editor who is always in the know of all the events happening around Santa

Our news reporter Ryan P. Cruz is always at council meetings, covering courts and crime, or reporting on community updates

The Board of Supervisors requires cannabis growers to pay timely quarterly taxes or lose their licenses.

UC Regents’ international Mauna Kea project reaches $2.6 billion with construction stalled.