Santa Barbara Unified Staff Seeing Pink
The school district community raises concerns over looming cuts to positions and hours.
Recent Stories
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.
Channelkeeper’s Blue Water Ball Celebrates Nonprofit’s Work to Protect and Restore Santa Barbara’s Watersheds
Annual fundraiser brings more than 200 guests out for seaworthy support.
UCSB Students Continue Hunger Strike
Protesting in support of Palestinians and against campus injustice.
Dos Pueblos High School Celebrates Opening of New Media Center
Virgil Elings Media Arts and Communications Center is the new home to the DP News team and other budding journalists and creatives.
Cleaning Up California’s Oil Graveyards
Santa Barbara Assemblymember Gregg Hart announces bill to make oil operators plug their idle wells.
Santa Barbara Environmental Groups Look to Expand California’s Proposed Fracking Ban
The Environmental Defense Center and Sierra Club are pushing to add widespread steam injection and flooding methods to the state’s proposal.
Santa Barbara Unified School Board Approves Pink Slips for Staff
More than 90 positions are slated for elimination across the school district.
Replacing the Carpet with Rags on Santa Barbara’s East Beach
City reaches milestone in East Beach Habitat Restoration Project.
