Santa Barbara Zoo First Licensed Outdoor Preschool in California
The zoo upgraded its existing outdoor program during the pandemic to create the preschool.
Year: 2022
Newsom Pushes $1.4 Billion Plan to Extend Diablo Canyon by Up to 10 Years
Without this extension, the nuclear power plant in Avila Beach is set to shut down by 2025.
‘A Big F’ing Deal’: Santa Barbara Rep. Carbajal Praises Climate, Health, and Tax Package
House Democrats pass Inflation Reduction Act to fund climate change and energy measures, health-care subsidies, and drought resiliency for western states.
Seek Thermal Hands Out Free Bikes to Youth in Need
GOLETA – On August 3, 2022 over 70 employees from Seek Thermal gathered at their warehouse in Goleta to surprise
Guitar Whiz Jesse Cook Comes to Santa Barbara’s Lobero Theatre
Internationally acclaimed musician combines Spanish guitar, trap rhythms, and 808 beats for a world music sound all his own.
Annual MTD Service Changes in Effect This Coming Monday, August 15
Additional morning trips added to Lines 12x & 24x.
Nonprofit Partners Invite the Community to Walk Against Abuse
The September 18 event raises funds and awareness for Safe Haven, a C.A.R.E.4Paws program that provides anonymous boarding or foster care for pets of domestic violence survivors.
Summer Sets at Buellton’s Hitching Post Wines
Live music every week in August at Hitching Post Wines.
Coast Village Road Parklets in the Crosshairs
Montecito retailers are pressuring the City Council to remove outdoor dining.
‘Romance of the Landscape’ at Gallery Los Olivos
Artists Sheryl Knight and Linda Mutti bring their latest work to new exhibit.
