New Bike Path to Commemorate Boysel
The Caltrans Safe Routes to School Program awarded $1 million for the construction of a bike path commemorating former La
Year: 2007
UCSB Votes to Raise Required Minimum Units
UCSB’s Faculty Legislature voted on 6/7 that students repeatedly taking fewer than 15 class units per quarter could face expulsion.
Gevirtz School of Education Receives Grant
Professor George Singer of the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education was recently awarded a four-year, $800,000 grant from the federal
City Approves Contract Renewal with SBMTD
On 6/12, the Santa Barbara City Council approved a contract renewal between the public works department and the Santa Barbara
Ochoa Increases Bail for Heather Hulsey
Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Frank Ochoa increased bail to $250,000 for Heather Hulsey, 21, who – the day
You Plan SB Forum Kicks Off
On 6/12 Santa Barbara city staff held the first in a series of community workshops titled You Plan Santa Barbara.
UCSB Graduate Designs Oil Spill Clean-Up Device
Elastec/American Marine, Inc. – the largest oil spill recovery equipment manufacturer in the country – will utilize an improved drum-style
Activists Lobby for Single-Payer Healthcare
Nearly 200 activists marched up State Street on 6/7, demanding a single-payer healthcare system in California so every resident has
Five Arrested in Carpinteria Stabbing
Santa Barbara County sheriff’s deputies arrested five gang members and are looking for one more in connection with a fight
Two Arrests Made in Eastside Stabbing
On 6/11 Gonzalo Rojas, 27, was arrested for stabbing his roommate following a dispute over differing schedules. Rojas allegedly ganged
