UCSB Teacher Education Program Earns A+ grade for Preparing Future Teachers in the Science of Reading
The graduate elementary teacher preparation program at the UC Santa Barbara Gevirtz Graduate School of Education has earned an A+
Year: 2026
Intermittent Lane and Shoulder Closures on US 101 in Santa Barbara Set to Begin Week of Sunday, June 14
A guardrail and rumple strip project on US 101 near the Casitas Pass off-ramp in Santa Barbara is set to
Outstanding Young Artists Recognized in MTD Art Contest, Record Number of Entries Received
SANTA BARBARA – This spring, Santa Barbara MTD held the 12th Annual Youth Art Poster Contest for Grades 1 through 6,
UC Santa Barbara Names Winners of Top Student Awards for Class of 2026
An award ceremony for winners of these and other student awards, as well as for their families, faculty, and staff, was held Sunday on campus.
CVS to Pay $36.5 Million to Settle Allegations of Overbilling Medi-Cal for Insulin Pens
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta, in collaboration with the United States Department of Justice, today announced a settlement with national pharmacy
Five Ways Media Mergers Make Your Life Worse
Who cares which corporation owns your news and entertainment? You will — very soon.
Let the Light In
How to make your space feel cozy and bright despite the June gloom.
Getting Ready for Wildfire
Tips and resources to make your home fire-safe.
Santa Barbara’s Pets & Animals
A love letter to the animals who make life softer, stranger, and better.
Healing with Horses in a Santa Barbara Corral
Inside the growing practice of equine partnered coaching.
