For many years, the Republic of Haiti and its cultural, social and political landscape have been the focus of the Haiti projects at UC Santa Barbara’s Center for Black Studies Research.
Channel Islands National Park reopens for visitors today.
On Friday, October 25, The Women’s Council of Sansum Clinic will host a town hall meeting to discuss the complete breast care continuum.
Four fall exhibitions, each exploring the intersection of art and politics, will open Oct. 19 at UC Santa Barbara’s Art, Design & Architecture Museum.
Throughout October, the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara (632 E. Canon Perdido St.) is participating in a nationwide effort to prevent bullying.
Pro-Youth Movement’s fourth meeting focuses on the controversial proposal.
He was let go over the objections of the Santa Barbara DA and Governor Jerry Brown.
Undersheriff Jim Peterson, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office second-in-command since March 2011, abruptly retired from his post last week after more than 30 years of service with the department.
A move to streamline billing for customers of the Goleta Water District has instead led to lots of confusion, as glitches with integrating old data into new computer software is resulting in bill deliveries being about a month behind and, for some of those who’ve recently moved into the area, no bills at all.
Though rare, the ashy storm petrel — a small gray seabird that lives on the Channel Islands and other offshore zones of the California coast — isn’t rare enough to warrant the federal protection of the Endangered Species Act.
