What U.S. House Vote to Defund Public Media Means for Santa Barbara
The Trump administration’s move to claw back public media funding would affect local radio and TV stations across the country, including here.
Recent Stories
Pride Page Turners Seeks to Spark Joy, Connection
On June 20, people will gather at Casa Agria to hear performances from queer writers and artists and enjoy crafts and music. The event is open to the public.
Santa Barbara Genealogical Society’s Earthquake Exhibit Centers People
The “Stories and Lives Remembered” exhibit introduces us to earthquake survivors and
victims.
Film Review | ‘No Address’
Inspired by true events, the film about homelessness has good intentions but skims over some struggles.
After Nearly a Decade, Dwight Murphy Field Renovations Break Ground
On Thursday, community members and government officials alike celebrated the start of major renovations to one of Santa Barbara’s oldest parks.
Santa Barbara County Plans for Workforce Housing; Questions on Size, Scale Remain
The county’s two priority sites could add up to 160 units of workforce housing downtown.
‘A Man of Service’: Bernard Hicks, Santa Barbara Youth Mentor and Radio Voice, Dies at 73
The longtime Boys & Girls Club basketball coach and KCSB deejay passed away on May 16.
All Booked | Through Space and Time
Christina McDermott brings us a collection of sci-fi, including two graphic novels, that explore both time travel and the limits of the universe.
Santa Barbara County Seeks ‘Prohousing’ Designation from State
The designation would increase funding opportunities for local housing and infrastructure projects but could limit local control on development policies.
What Federal Cuts to SNAP Would Mean for Santa Barbara County
The changes to SNAP would also lower the age of dependents from under 18 years old to 6 and younger.
