Isla Vista residents and UCSB students, staff, and faculty will have the opportunity to voice their concerns over potential emergency transit cuts on August 29, 2013.
Channel Islands Outfitters (CIO) became one of the first outfitting companies in the world to join the growing movement of hundreds of companies that have elected to be accountable to pursuing the highest standards in social and environmental responsibility as B Corporations
Santa Barbara County Agricultural Commissioner Cathy Fisher will be presented the prestigious Presidents Award at the annual Celebrate Harvest Dinner for her contributions to Agriculture and Agricultural Education in Santa Barbara County.
Autism experts from around the world will gather at UC Santa Barbara next month for the 6th Annual International Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) Autism and Asperger’s Conference.
Body of Kayla Hallee discovered Tuesday afternoon off Tajiguas Beach.
Thirty years after its first vintage of Old World-style sparkling wine, Laetitia Vineyard & Winery is popping open a bottle of bubbly and celebrating with friends.
The new legislation outlaws certain traps and killing methods.
Old Town Goleta was soaked by a water-main break at the corner of Hollister Avenue and Rutherford Street on Saturday evening.
Neil Baker, the former UCSB employee arrested last week on felony vandalism charges after he was caught tampering with a window at the school’s Engineering and Sciences Building, pleaded not guilty on 8/23 in Santa Barbara Superior Court.
PODER, a Santa Barbara-based Latino-rights coalition, said this week that it will continue making phone calls and sending emails to elected officials to actively oppose the city’s proposed gang injunction.
