On July 4th, all Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District buses will be on a Sunday schedule, while some services will be affected by the July 4th Parade and fireworks at the beach. Traffic may cause delays, please plan accordingly. See below for details:
A painstaking examination of the first direct and detailed climate record from the continental shelves surrounding Antarctica reveals that the last remnant of Antarctic vegetation existed in a tundra landscape on the continent’s northern peninsula about 12 million years ago.
It appears that much of the long-standing free parking along the side of the roads near Refugio State Park will soon be a thing of the past.
In a critical and potentially job-saving last step in its ongoing budget cutting/planning process, the Santa Barbara Unified School District is poised to wrap up contract negotiations with its classified employees.
Democratic Assemblymember Das Williams is not voicing the same outrage as his party leaders over Governor Jerry Brown’s decision last week to veto the state budget document passed on strict party lines.
More Kids Late to School and Skipping Altogether After Program Cut
Terry Dressler, who has worked for the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (APCD) since 1987, the last seven years as the department’s head, is retiring.
The Cali-born indie rocker discusses the process behind his latest album, All Eternals Deck.
Six ballplayers from Santa Barbara are in a large mix to play for a U.S.A. baseball team.
Three people fell off steep Santa Barbara trails on 6/18. Two were riding horses; one was on a bicycle.
