Woman Struck and Killed by Train in Goleta
Fire officials say the woman was walking with her dog on the tracks at Fairview Avenue.
Recent Stories
Mission Possible: Returning the Kelp Forest to Our Coast
Santa Barbara fisherman Chris Goldblatt plans to bring back reef habitats around the globe.
Santa Barbara Unified Students Walk Out to Raise Teacher Wages
Bitter salary dispute leads to a soft strike and student protests.
NatureTrack and Wilderness Youth Project Receive Nearly $400,000 in State Grants
Funding will go toward making the natural world more accessible to Santa Barbara County’s underserved youth.
Dos Pueblos High School Students Walk Out of Class in Support of Teachers
Hundreds march from campus to Girsh Park in solidarity with Santa Barbara Unified teachers demanding better wages and benefits.
Become One of Santa Barbara’s Climate Stewards
Prospective participants are invited to learn more about the Community Environmental Council’s certification course during a free webinar this Thursday.
Santa Barbara’s Heal the Ocean Receives $500K to Map and Cap Abandoned Oil Wells
Senator Monique Limón, with the help of Assemblymember Gregg Hart, secured the state funds to go toward the nonprofit’s Summerland Oil Mitigation Study.
Santa Barbara Unified School District Offers $22 Million for Teachers
Union says negotiations are moving in the right direction.
Virginia Alvarez Resigns from Santa Barbara Unified School Board
The board has 60 days to appoint a replacement to complete the rest of Alvarez’s term or may leave the seat vacant until next November’s election.
Santa Barbara Teachers Close Their Doors in Protest as Labor Negotiations Heat Up
More than 200 people crowded the district office on Tuesday night, the night before the first day of contract negotiations between SB Unified and SBTA.
