Vigil for Palestine at UC Santa Barbara
Students for Justice in Palestine organized a night of poetry and prayer at UC Santa Barbara on Wednesday evening.
Anika Duncan
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All Booked | Soapboxing for Sci-Fi
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UC Santa Barbara’s Materials Research Laboratory Awarded $18 Million over Six Years
Grant funding will go toward sustaining the laboratory’s facilities and resources as well as supporting the scientists and engineers chosen to work in the upcoming cycle.
High Fire Season Arrives in Santa Barbara County
The increased fire risk has fire agencies increasing resources and mitigation efforts; chiefs and
public officials call on the public for responsible actions.
Santa Barbara Land Trust Invites Community to ‘Discover Outside’ This Summer
The outdoor program runs June 1-11, reaching from Lompoc to Carpinteria, and has a wide range of free activities.
Supreme Court Upholds California’s Prop. 12
The 5-4 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court protects the state’s right to dictate what goods are sold.
S.B. County Congratulates ‘Doomis’ on Retirement
The K-9 package inspector is settling down after seven years of faithful service to the county of Santa Barbara.
Out with the New, In with the Old: Vintage Shopping in Santa Barbara
Find your next favorite piece at these Santa Barbara vintage and antique shops.
Farewell, Friends: 86 Turtles Relocated from Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden
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