Rollback of the Endangered Species Act Pulled from House at the Last Minute
Protections for endangered species on the Central Coast and across the country will remain in place, for now.
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Santa Barbara Education Foundation Giving Funds to Students
Applications for student grants up to $750 open until May 5.
Sunny Attendees Celebrate Earth Day in Santa Barbara
The annual eco-friendly festival saw overcast skies but still drew out large crowds.
Carpinteria Seeks Community Collaboration on Living Shoreline Project
The city is engaging the public on a plan to protect beaches from coastal erosion and flooding.
Prevent Toxic Snowflakes from Reaching Santa Barbara’s Coastline
Heal the Ocean and MarBorg’s Styrofoam recycling program expands.
Lompoc Man Who Lit Father and Dog on Fire Found Guilty of Murder, Torture
The Santa Barbara County jury also rejects the insanity plea of the defendant, Joseph Ashley Garcia, who now faces a mandatory term of life without the possibility of parole.
Santa Barbara Literary Festival Writes a New Chapter for Downtown’s Historic Spaces
Storied venues, including the Alhecama and Lobero theaters, play host May 2-3.
UC Santa Barbara Downsizes Language Programs
Language programs and lecturers at UC Santa Barbara, particularly in the French and Italian Department, are facing layoffs amid cuts to course offerings.
Review | Disclosure Turns a Weekday at the Bowl into a Weekend Night
The first of Disclosure’s two-night stay in Santa Barbara was electric.
Are Ratepayers Overpaying to Keep Diablo Canyon Running?
A new report by UC Santa Barbara’s 2035 Initiative alleges that PG&E “significantly inflated costs of operating” the nuclear power plant, “causing ratepayers and taxpayers to pick up excess costs.”
