Santa Barbara Schools Back Online After Cyberattack
Learning platform Canvas is safe and operational following an agreement between the parent company Instructure and hackers, says the company’s CEO.
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Santa Barbara County Principals Discuss Benefits of Outdoor Learning
First 5 holds Nature and Learning Research Forum highlighting the impact of nature-based learning on early childhood development.
Major Open-Ended Strike Averted at UC Campuses, Hospitals as Tentative Deal Reached
Around 42,000 service and patient care workers, including hundreds at UC Santa Barbara, were scheduled to go on strike Thursday before Wednesday’s late-night agreement.
Opposition Heard About New Protected Marine Area Near Carpinteria
Central Coast residents speak out on MPAs.
As Lawsuits Pile Up, California Legislators and Environmental Groups Vow to Keep Fighting Sable Offshore
Senator Adam Schiff joins local leaders at a press conference in Santa Barbara to oppose Houston oil company’s restart of oil production, which has sparked an intense battle over state and federal powers.
Canvas Cyberattack Impacts Santa Barbara Schools
Students and teachers personal data jeopardized by hackers on Thursday.
Repairs Underway on Sunken Track at Santa Barbara High’s Peabody Stadium
A cracked drain pipe running beneath the multimillion-dollar track is causing a cavernous disruption for the school’s track team, which has been unable to host any meets this year.
How Angels Foster Care Helps Children in Dark Times
The agency celebrated 21 years and more than 330 successful placements at its annual luncheon.
California Attorney General Files Motion to Halt the Flow of Sable Oil in Santa Barbara County
Rob Bonta’s motion for a preliminary injunction is part of his second lawsuit against the Trump administration over what he calls the illegal restart of the pipelines, which started moving oil in March.
Morro Bay Offshore Wind Project Dead in Water After Company Ends Lease
Santa Barbara Congressmember Salud Carbajal says he’s “outraged” over the Trump administration’s “backwards” deal with offshore wind company Ocean Winds.
