Celebrate 2025 National Drive Electric Month
Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District), Central Coast Clean Cities Coalition (C5), Electric Ride 805, and other partners
Year: 2025
School Shrink? Santa Barbara’s Enrollment Crisis Has a Complicated Middle
Over the last decade, S.B. Unified has seen enrollment drop as its share of socioeconomically disadvantaged students has risen.
Santa Barbara Dominates in Rivalry Win Over Dos Pueblos
The Dons will travel to Moorpark next Friday.
San Marcos Fades in Second Half of 41-14 Loss to Santa Ynez
San Marcos will host Buena Next Week.
Charitable Foundation Hosts Family-Friendly Fundraiser in Santa Barbara to Support Local Causes
The Santa Barbara Chapter of the Berkshire Hathaway Charitable Foundation is hosting a community fundraiser on Wednesday, September 17th from 4:00 to 6:30 PM at the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties parking lot at 3868 State Street.
A Major Problem
Donald Trump thinks he’s the true political leadership — a most major problem, indeed!
California Rhône Legends Converge for Historic Tasting
Santa Barbara’s University Club played host to an eye-opening survey of 25 white wines.
We Need to Have a Conversation About the Shameful and Misogynist Sansum Videos
Some women learn the worst news of their lives on that paper, on those tables. The longed-for-baby that isn’t. The cancer that is. The fibroids that must be surgically removed. The mysterious bleeding that won’t stop.
Human Impact on the Ocean Will Double by 2050, UCSB Scientists Warn
The future of our oceans is worrying, according to researchers at UCSB’s National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis.
What Federal Budget Cuts Mean to UC Santa Barbara Researchers and the Nation
Research into cancer, climate change, and DDT dumping hangs in balance as Congress resumes debate over science agency funding.
