The Answer to Stopping Hate Against Asian Americans
There’s a dark side to the all-embracing hope that is America — for those who feel threatened by that vision.
Year: 2021
Man Sentenced for Brutal Stabbing at Santa Barbara Homeless Camp
Donald Joseph Lowe, 59, was previously convinced of murder and out on parole.
COBRA Afterthought
People are eligible for this 100 percent payment through September even if they did not take advantage of COBRA when they were given the opportunity when their coverage lapsed.
Summerland Train Victim Identified
Jasmine Jimenez was 24 and a resident of Santa Barbara.
Man Arrested in Carpinteria for 1990 San Francisco Murder
James Francis Edwards, 71, is pending transfer back to the Bay Area.
McKinley Elementary to Launch Dual-Language School
The DLI school is Santa Barbara Unified’s first in two decades.
City of Santa Barbara Counters L.A. Magazine Allegations
Statement and fact sheet issued by city administrator, attorney, and police chief.
After a Long-Awaited Return to the Field, Bishop Diego Claims 13-7 Victory over St. Bonaventure
Meanwhile, UCSB narrowly loses to Creighton in a thrilling March Madness matchup.
Biden and the Environment
A talk with the Community Environmental Council.
Dos Pueblos High School Foundation to Build Tribute Mural to Honor Class of 2021
March 19, 2021 Goleta, California – As many seniors set foot on campus for the first time this week, the
