Decades-Old Sexual Abuse Cases Threaten to Bankrupt Carpinteria School District
Lawsuits come as the district grapples with contentious labor negotiations and litigation involving employee union president.
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Lawsuits come as the district grapples with contentious labor negotiations and litigation involving employee union president.
Three Santa Barbara County supervisors listen to Carpinteria residents at their hometown City Hall.
Panelists with experience in homelessness services discuss prevention, resources, and the connection between homelessness and housing insecurity.
Sonic booms are possible during the first-stage booster landing back at Vandenberg.
Yinpiao Zhou, 34, pleads guilty to a misdemeanor charge of violating national defense airspace after photographing a rocket carrying a national reconnaissance satellite.
The initiatives include suicide-prevention signs, mental-health resources for students, and newly opened wellness centers, which the district is still working on expanding to all schools.
Hundreds filled La Cumbre Junior High auditorium Thursday to question state officials about Sable Offshore’s plans to restart oil operations in the Santa Barbara Channel.
Bankruptcy judge rules trustee may pursue real estate assets, while National Labor Relations Board seeks to tie Wendy McCaw personally to transfer of company assets.
Teachers, parents, and students pleaded during Tuesday’s eight-hour meeting to keep arts and music off the chopping block; final notices will be issued in May.
The national survey aims to find out how water is used at household level to help guide the future of water conservation.