$550K Grant to Fund Expansion of Dual-Enrollment Program in Santa Barbara
The program allows Santa Barbara Unified high school students to earn college credit while working toward their diploma in a higher-education setting.
The program allows Santa Barbara Unified high school students to earn college credit while working toward their diploma in a higher-education setting.
New “Medical and Behavioral Health Mobile Unit” takes to the streets this fall.
Dr. Susanne Ramos is one of the first in the U.S. to offer the new at-home wellness program e-Lōvu.
Squeeze in some last-minute memories before school begins with these 11 activities and 11 events.
Stanley Munro, assistant superintendent of elementary schools, resigns; district to consolidate his role with executive director of elementary education.
Isla Vista’s reggae rock band is right at home for a two-night set.
A family friend is raising money on GoFundMe to cover Shaun Roche’s medical bills and his family’s living expenses.
The new superintendent-president is SBCC’s fifth since 2019 and takes Place of Outgoing Interim President Kindred Murillo.
The Santa Barbara Zoo’s new Ranger Station offers visitors a feel for the great outdoors and a peek into California’s national parks.
The city’s Public Works director says crews should have the main repaired and affected Mesa residents’ water services restored by midnight.