2023 - Page 273 of 459 - The Santa Barbara Independent

Education By Callie Fausey

Santa Barbara Unified’s Decline in Enrollment Is Only Getting Steeper

The district predicts a 25 percent decrease in kindergarten enrollment from 2016-17 to 2027-28.

Visual Arts By Leslie Dinaberg

One of Santa Barbara’s most vibrant and colorful celebrations hits the pavement this weekend: the Children’s Creative Project’s (CCP) 37th

Courts & Crime By Nick Welsh

Claims school districts violated his first amendment rights.

Announcement By RiseUp Fitness

Local fitness studio RiseUp Fitness is glad to announce a fundraising event for Jacob and Family to be held on

Announcement By SoCal Gas

LOS ANGELES – May 24, 2023 – Today SoCalGas announced that approximately $3 million dollars of the committed $6 million is still

Business By Ryan P. Cruz

Santa Barbara Mayor Randy Rowse says ADA accessibility law is “not changeable”; city upholds orders for removal of parklets.

Courts & Crime By Anika Duncan

The 5-4 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court protects the state’s right to dictate what goods are sold.

Announcement By Caltrans Central Coast

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – An emergency scour repair project will result in the closure of the No. 1 (left lane)

Announcement By City of Goleta

GOLETA, CA, May 23, 2023 –The Goleta Community Center’s Seismic Retrofit Project is scheduled to begin next week on May 30,

History By Cynthia Carbone Ward

Dunn Middle School students learn about the remarkable resilience of Raynaldo Phillip Valdez of Santa Maria, a k a “Grandpa Ray.”