‘Kind of Like Something’s Eating the Sun’
Hundreds of Adams Elementary students view Monday’s historic solar eclipse in Santa Barbara.
Recent Stories
Isla Vista Balcony Collapses During Storm Days Before Deltopia
Partygoers warned about the dangers posed by bluffs and balconies along Del Playa Drive that are vulnerable to collapse.
UC Santa Barbara Under Federal Discrimination Probe
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.
Fish Reef Project Drops ‘Sea Caves’ into Ocean Waters off Goleta Coast
Wednesday’s deployment marked the official beginning of the Santa Barbara–based nonprofit’s five-year Goleta Kelp Reef Restoration Project.
‘Accidental Politician’ Monique Limón Is Leaving Her Legacy on Central Coast and Beyond
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.
Dozens of Trees to Be Removed from Santa Barbara’s De la Guerra Plaza
The Parks and Recreation Commission on Wednesday approved the removal of 49 trees and planting of 45 new trees as part of the city’s plaza revitalization project.
Dogs Banned from Isla Vista Beach to Protect Threatened Snowy Plovers
UCSB’s Coal Oil Point Reserve is prohibiting canines from Sands Beach starting this Thursday, March 29.
Santa Barbara Unified Staff Seeing Pink
The school district community raises concerns over looming cuts to positions and hours.
Teen Social Well-Being Has Not Recovered Post-Pandemic, UC Santa Barbara Study Finds
Adolescents report more feelings of disconnectedness and negative thoughts about society.
Assembly Bill Would Create New Rules for Commercial Fishing in California, Ban Gill Nets Around Channel Islands
The president of the Commercial Fishermen of Santa Barbara warns that the proposed regulations could have “devastating impacts” on fisheries.
