Black Bear Seen Near UC Santa Barbara (Again)
Community members saw the bear wandering around the gardens near UCSB’s West Campus apartment complex and Isla Vista Elementary School on Thursday morning.
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Young Man Questioned in Relation to UC Santa Barbara Student’s Death
Witnesses saw Liz Hamel, 18, and a man leave Isla Vista restaurant together about 20 minutes before a 9-1-1 call reporting her apparent fall from San Rafael dorm’s breezeway.
Why Couldn’t We Just Save the Bear?
After last week’s death of a bear that likely wandered the area, many Santa Barbara community members had questions. Here’s more info on what it means to relocate a bear.
Bear’s Body Found on Highway 101 Near Summerland
The bear may well have been the one spotted last week in the Goleta and Isla Vista area.
Have You Seen This Bear?
California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office are taking tips on the whereabouts of a black bear seen Friday morning wandering More Mesa Beach near Santa Barbara.
UCPD, Fish and Wildlife Plan to Capture Bear Wandering Isla Vista Area
Update: The black bear was seen on More Mesa Beach on Friday morning.
Homes in Carpinteria, Summerland, Montecito May Face Power Outages as Fire Risk Rises
South County residents may lose power as the Santa Barbara County’s mountain regions go under red flag warning Monday through Wednesday.
Santa Barbara Sheriff Reports Custody-Related Death of Former Inmate at Northern Branch Jail in Santa Maria
A former inmate died on September 17 after health problems not identified by the jail’s medical staff led to his hospitalization.
Santa Barbara Police Investigate Threat of Possible School Violence
Police were present around schools throughout the day Monday following a “vague and non-specific” threat posted on social media and reported by a concerned parent.
Drinking Water from Three Santa Barbara County Water Systems Fail to Meet State Requirements
Solvang Water Division, which was the largest of the three failures, was removed from the state’s list of failing systems this week.
