White, Asian Students More Prepared for California’s Public Universities Than Other Groups
Santa Barbara Unified has increased UC/CSU eligibility overall.
Author: Delaney Smith
MICOP Chosen as a 2021 Nonprofit of the Year
The award comes when the Supreme Court took away in-field organizing.
Santa Barbara Police Warn Against Fourth of July Fireworks
There will be multiple roads closed to traffic for the holiday.
SBCC Faculty Push Back Against Relaxed Vaccine Policy
The Academic Senate is taking a vote of no confidence of the vaccine policy.
City Council Continues Search for State Street Committee
Council asked applicants about housing, the mall, homelessness, and other downtown themes.
CAUSE Holds ‘Moving Day’ Protest
The group seeks eviction protection for Santa Barbara tenants.
Santa Barbara Receives $2 Million in Funding for Vital Support Services
Santa Barbara County is one of 57 local state governments that will receive a portion of the $55.9 million in
Santa Barbara’s Black, Latinx Grads Less Likely to Get into California’s Public Universities
Santa Barbara Unified’s white and Asian students met CSU/UC eligibility requirements at about twice the rate of their peers.
Understanding the Modern Job Market
SBCC Career Center Janna Mori on pandemic trends.
Cannabis Tax Revenues Continue to Soar
Santa Barbara County reports a backup in processing business applications.