Lompoc-Vandenberg AAUW Hosts Women & Leadership Event
Lompoc, CA – The Lompoc-Vandenberg Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) invites the community to its Women
Year: 2021
Westmont Celebrates Two Gifts Worth More than $15M
With great appreciation, Westmont announces two major gifts totaling more than $15 million, the two largest cash gifts in college
Mick Luckhurst Is Santa Barbara’s Ted Lasso in Reverse
English soccer player turned American football kicker passes his skill to his three sons.
Two Rocket Launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base in Two Days
New Interceptor missile and an old Falcon 9 headed for outer space.
Carpinteria Seeks Public Help in Drawing New Five-District Election Map
Starting 2022, City Council representatives will be elected by district for the first time in Carpinteria’s history.
ExxonMobil Trucking Battle Heats Up in Santa Barbara
County energy planning staff have recommended that the planning commission approve a controversial oil-trucking plan along Gaviota Coast.
UCSB Course Shortage at ‘Crisis’ Level, Dean Says
Many undergrads looking for a full 12-unit class load are “entirely out of luck.”
Diana Lynn Small’s ‘Oh, Thank You’ Reimagines Coming of Age
Come see new theater at the Santa Barbara Community Arts Workshop.
38 Students, 14 Employees in Santa Barbara School District Test Positive for COVID-19
The district has begun testing for elementary students due to the higher rate of COVID among that age group.
Governor Gavin Newsom Survives the Recall
California’s mail-in voters choose to stay the course.
