In Santa Barbara Unified, $11,754,628 in Federally Funded Programs Are at Risk
In Santa Barbara Unified, $11,754,628 in Federally Funded Programs Are at Risk County’s Largest School District Relies on Funds for
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A Gut Punch to Reproductive Health Care on Central Coast
The Trump administration cuts off around $500,000 in Title X funding for Planned Parenthood and Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics.
A Tour of Autumn Brands Farm
From cut-flowers to cannabis crops in Carpinteria.
Firefly Rocket Launched from Vandenberg Crashes into Pacific Ocean North of Antarctica
The “Message in a Booster” mission to deliver a Lockheed Martin payload to low Earth orbit suffered an “anomaly” on Tuesday following two days of delays.
Hundreds Join Hands Off Social Security Protest in Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara County, 78,455 seniors receive benefits through social security.
Walkin’ & Rollin’ in Santa Barbara
Celebrate this Earth Day on two Legs, two Wheels, or in EVs that aren’t Teslas.
Financial Assistance Available to Low-Income EV Buyers
Santa Barbara’s Community Environmental Council helps people navigate a new state program.
Endangered Steelhead That Survived Palisades Fire Spawn in Santa Barbara County
Environmental groups see the spawning of around 100 newly hatched trout in Arroyo Hondo Creek as a critical milestone in efforts to protect and restore Southern California steelhead populations.
Santa Barbara County Students and Teachers Honored for Being ‘Eco-Champions’
Explore Ecology’s Environmental Stewardship Awards go to Goleta Family School gardeners, San Marcos High’s Sustainable Future Club, and several teachers and students protecting the planet.
UC Santa Barbara Bren School Students Mentor Teens at the Bluedot Institute Climate Leadership Retreat on Channel Islands
The four-day camping trip on Santa Cruz Island marks the beginning of a summer chock-full of lessons for future climate leaders.
