Planned Power Outage Averted in Mission Canyon
SoCal Edison agrees to postpone maintenance after strong citizen complaint.
Year: 2018
New-Generation Jail Set to Open April 2019
Its innovative design is known to reduce the risk of violence.
Stoker Calls Pruitt Resignation from Environmental Protection Agency ‘A Little Bit Different’
States it’s ‘business as usual,’ for EPA Pacific Southwestern branch.
Ellwood Butterfly Grove Gets $3.9 Million
Funding from the state will go toward management plan.
Stabbing Suspect Jailed
Incident occurred at homeless camp near 101 in Goleta.
Heat Leads to Red Flag and Health Warnings
Friday and Saturday temperatures and wind escalate weather watch.
4th of Howls
I love the 4th and all it represents, yet the trauma fireworks cause for our dogs, horses, and all animals is terribly troubling.
Limited Governance
America is about self-governance and limited government.
Slower Ships Save Money, Whales
Program pays tankers to slow down in the Santa Barbara Channel.
Imagine Inventing Waves: Scott Claassen and His Ministry of Surfing and Spirit
UCSB Chaplain Scott Claassen, through his ministry of Surfing and Spirituality, helps connect UCSB students to the creation by riding the waves.
