The Berry Man Delivers 7.6 Million Pounds of Produce to Those in Need
USDA-funded COVID-relief program helps distributors, farmers, and community members in need.
Year: 2020
State Data Blunder Keeps Santa Barbara County Unsure
Plus: Flu season preparation and young people cope with the pandemic.
One-Two Punch Hits ExxonMobil Trucking Plan
ExxonMobil’s intention to truck oil from its Las Flores Canyon tanks (above) hit a snag when its destination, the Phillips 66 Rodeo refinery, announced it was switching from fossil fuels to renewables.
Fall 2020 Food Programs
Santa Barbara and Goleta schools districts will be providing free and reduced-price meals to-go during distance learning.
Get Ready to Give Back: Support Unity Shoppe with Gelson’s Santa Barbara
For decades, Gelson’s has been Southern California’s favorite grocery store. That’s because we elevate the shopping experience by consistently providing
Why Trump’s Racist Campaign Won’t Work
According to recent polling, the majority of Americans recognize that racism is a big problem and disapprove of the president’s handling of race relations.
UCSB Arts & Lectures 2020-2021 Season Announcement
In-person events will begin in February.
Carl and Jo Lindros: 1936-2019
One year ago this month, Santa Barbara lost two of its most involved citizens, Carl and Jo Lindros, quiet philanthropists who supported many community charities and educational institutions and organizations.
Caltrans Clears Fire Hazards Along Hwy. 101 Near Site of Homeless-Camp Fires
The cleanup took place instead of removing the camps in observance of the Centers for Disease Control’s guidance to not displace residents during the pandemic.
United Boys and Girls Clubs Reopen After-School and Begin New School Day Programs
It meets a critical need of working families with no child care.
