Santa Barbara City College Flies Pride Flag for ‘Gaypril’
The school starts a new annual tradition of celebrating Pride Month in April with community-building events.
The school starts a new annual tradition of celebrating Pride Month in April with community-building events.
The public is invited to share feedback on the city’s Draft Climate Action Plan by April 24.
California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations program gathers data to assess the health of the ocean and how it is changing.
The threat of a teachers’ strike still looms as the parties proceed to the fact-finding stage of state-mandated impasse process.
The school, which is among the oldest high schools in California, boasts a rich history.
Hundreds of Adams Elementary students view Monday’s historic solar eclipse in Santa Barbara.
Partygoers warned about the dangers posed by bluffs and balconies along Del Playa Drive that are vulnerable to collapse.
While the reasons behind the Department of Education’s investigation are still unclear, it comes on the heels of anti-Zionist messages being posted throughout the school’s MultiCultural Center.
Wednesday’s deployment marked the official beginning of the Santa Barbara–based nonprofit’s five-year Goleta Kelp Reef Restoration Project.
After winning the March primary, Santa Barbara’s state senator heads into the November General Election with her sights set on the environment, housing, and health care.