Small Grants to Bring Big Changes to Old Town Goleta
City’s Pride of Place grants help fund new signs, murals, promotions, and events organized by Old Town businesses.
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Santa Barbara Zoo’s Snow Leopard Dies at 16
Kisa was euthanized after a prolonged illness that led to her losing the ability to walk.
Santa Ynez Chumash Museum and Cultural Center to Open May 15
Long-awaited institution showcases the history, contributions, and resilience of the Chumash community.
Santa Barbara Celebrates the Planet at Earth Day
2025 Earth Day Festival was S.B.’s 55th year for environmentally focused fun.
A Dose of Rationality, Hope, and Accountability from Pete Buttigieg
Sold-out Santa Barbara appearance offered insight and cautious optimism.
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.
UC Success Nights Celebrate UC-Admitted Seniors from Area High Schools
The Early Academic Outreach Program at UC Santa Barbara is holding a series of events throughout the spring quarter.
Endangered Steelhead That Survived Palisades Fire Spawn in Santa Barbara County
Environmental groups see the spawning of around 100 newly hatched trout in Arroyo Hondo Creek as a critical milestone in efforts to protect and restore Southern California steelhead populations.
Santa Barbara County Students and Teachers Honored for Being ‘Eco-Champions’
Explore Ecology’s Environmental Stewardship Awards go to Goleta Family School gardeners, San Marcos High’s Sustainable Future Club, and several teachers and students protecting the planet.
UC Santa Barbara Bren School Students Mentor Teens at the Bluedot Institute Climate Leadership Retreat on Channel Islands
The four-day camping trip on Santa Cruz Island marks the beginning of a summer chock-full of lessons for future climate leaders.
