Three Stories of Getting to Ukraine
Filmmakers, firefighters, and a nurse find ways to help Ukrainians at war.
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A Travel Diary to the Ukrainian Front Lines
Two documentary filmmakers record the early months of the war.
Santa Barbara Occupational Therapist Volunteers Her Services to Ukrainians
Cottage Hospital’s Alina Tupchyk visits Ukraine to assess the needs of people with disabilities.
City of Santa Barbara Firefighter Sends Life-Saving Missions to Ukraine
Project Joint Guardian dispatched 15,000 pounds of safety equipment so far.
Santa Barbara City Attorney Placed on Paid Leave by City Council
City Hall stays mum amid a report of a heated hallway exchange as the reason behind the rare action.
Family Cat Falls Victim to House Fire in Old Town Goleta
The single structure home on Gato Avenue received smoke damage, authorities said, though all five of the residents were away during the blaze.
Ventura County Supervisor Carmen Ramirez Killed Friday Evening
She was a staunch advocate for the Oxnard community and the environment.
Santa Barbara’s Central Library Closed to Public During Construction
Excavation for Phase One of the large-scale renovation forces locals out for the month of August.
‘Girls Inc. Is Alive and Well in Santa Barbara,’ Says CEO Jen Faust
Following the closure of their Eastside center, Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara CEO shares plans to restructure the organization’s outreach and bring programs directly to schools in the district.
School Supply Drives Get Santa Barbara Students Outfitted Ahead of Return to Classroom
More than 300 free backpacks stocked with supplies will be handed out at Ortega Park on Saturday, August 13.