Full Hearts, Feeding Friends: Santa Barbara Women Share Their Experience Volunteering for World Central Kitchen
Marge Cafarelli and Jan Hill answered the call to serve food on the Ukraine – Poland border.
Year: 2022
Santa Barbara’s Sally Saenger Has a Lifelong Passion for Fitness
Longtime SBCC instructor and competitive surfer is riding the wave as a senior fitness ambassador.
CARELINE Provides a Lifeline for Santa Barbara’s Isolated Seniors
Center for Successful Aging program is just a phone call away.
Age Is Just a Number
Santa Barbara Author Bonnie Marcus explains how gendered ageism isn’t just a female problem.
ON the Beat | Season’s Gazings, Santa Barbara’s Live Music Returns in Fuller Force
Santa Barbara’s live music scene springs back to pre-COVID life and calendar-marking status in the coming season.
Project to Remove Final Two Oil Piers at Haskell’s Beach Set to Begin
The end of an era begins on Monday at Haskell’s Beach, as the State Lands Commission in collaboration with the
Keeping Diablo Canyon Lit Is Expensive and Unsafe
A reasonable approach would examine vehicle-to-grid technology options, Diablo’s costs, and the effect on community choice aggregators.
Santa Barbara Birding: The Changing Seasons
Fall migration has already begun.
Pacifica in Peril: Students Protest Ousters, Faculty Vote No Confidence in Provost
Students at the graduate institute based in Santa Barbara and Carpinteria contend they’ve been left without a clear path to completing their doctorate degrees.
Feds Consider Delisting Southern Sea Otter as Protected Species
Environmentalists worry the loss of federal safeguards would come too soon.
