ON the Beat | Audience with a Minister of Pop Cheer
Sir Paul McCartney has been all around this world and he’s been to the Washington zoo (to paraphrase the Steely Dan
Year: 2025
The Best of Los Olivos Wines Are Yours For the Sipping
Los Olivos Wine Festival is back on October 11 for year two.
Head Start Expands Nutrition Nationwide — but Not to Santa Barbara
Federal government’s closure of the regional office serving California leads to missed funding opportunity for county’s Head Start program.
Two Santa Barbara Unified Junior Highs Go All In on Phone-Free Days
Goleta Valley and La Colina junior highs are trying a new “Off and Away” policy that involves sealing student’s cell phones in signal-blocking pouches all day long.
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Energetic German Shepherd dog needs a home!
Bishop Diego Cruises to 43-16 Victory Over Camarillo in Marmonte League Opener
The Cardinals remain unbeaten at 6-0.
Mid-Season Results from Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies Program (BWBS) Expanded VSR Zone and Higher Award Tier Thresholds for Greater Impact
Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies, a vessel speed reduction program for safer whales, cleaner air, and a quieter ocean,
The Annual Green Gala Hit Different This Year
The Community Environmental Council fundraiser preached perseverance amid a hostile administration.
Jury Convicts Santa Barbara Man in Murder of 3-Year-Old
Elvis Alberto Lopez, who was the boyfriend of the child’s mother, faces life without possibility of parole.
Measurable Change, Lasting Impact
Unidos805’s inaugural Voter Contact Campaign in 2024 reached over 20,000 registered voters, among whom turnout increased by 5 percentage points compared to those who were not contacted.
