Stand with Ukraine
Jeffrey Sachs’s views substantially reflect Putin’s desire for a multi-polar world and sphere of influence in which Russia will hegemonize Eastern Europe, dismissing the rights of the Ukrainian people.
Year: 2023
Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Rail Service Reduces Fleet’s Environmental Impact With Sustainable Fuel Alternative
ORANGE, Calif. — The Los Angeles – San Diego – San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor Agency, which manages the
SB Unified Alumni Return to Teach Thanks to PEAC Fellowship
They say you can’t go home again, but a partnership between Santa Barbara Unified, the PEAC Foundation, and UCSB Gevirtz
CALM Releases Report Demonstrating the Impact of Trauma-Informed Care in Our Community
Santa Barbara, CA. October 3, 2023 – CALM announced the release of its 2022-2023 Impact Report today, which highlights the
Dam Formed by Debris Net on San Ysidro Creek Above Montecito to Be Cleared
A helicopter will be flying in equipment and supplies starting on Friday for work on the controversial ring-net project.
Lompoc Leading the Way
The community of Lompoc is advancing a set of initiatives to provide new and motivating opportunities for its young people so they can navigate and thrive in the world beyond high school.
Weighing Wind and Solar Energy Against Missiles and Space Tourism
The Resilience Roadmap prioritizes two industries at cross purposes for expansion: clean tech — offshore wind, solar, geothermal — and aerospace — missiles and space tourism.
Unidentified Woman Found Dead near Milpas Street
Death confirmed on evening of October 4; CHP requests information from public witnesses.
Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Launches Capital Campaign for Precision Metabolism Initiative
The Santa Barbara nonprofit’s initiative studies the effect of nutrition and other inputs.
A New Face for the ‘Wild Kingdom’
UC Santa Barbara Researcher Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant brings a passion for animal conservation to a classic TV show reboot.
