The new “Los Angeles Times” documentary focuses on UC Santa Barbara professor and researcher Dave Valentine’s shocking discovery of toxic dumping grounds off the coast of Southern California.
Around 75 students, families, and staff from Harding and other Santa Barbara Unified schools, as well as UCSB, showed up Saturday to plant the campus’s new “School Yard Forest.”
The school employees’ union and school district are now working through mediation after reaching an impasse six months ago.
The city held an open house about the proposed ordinance and is accepting public comments on it until March 10.
Conservationists plan to appeal the project on an undeveloped slice of the Gaviota Coast currently zoned for 71 homesites.
Public comment is open for the region’s draft recreation master plan, and a virtual meeting will be held this Thursday to gather input for the plan’s environmental impact report.
A recent Land Trust for Santa Barbara County report quantifies the economic value of the county’s natural lands and waters and ecosystem services.
Annual state tally reveals second lowest overwintering population ever recorded.
Both ShelterBox and Direct Relief faced challenges delivering emergency relief items to Gaza during the war.
The new pilot project will sell the problematic purples to restaurants or turn them into agricultural products.
