Who Will Pay the Price for UC Workers’ Raises?
UC Santa Barbara departments consider cutting graduate student admissions to bankroll the historic pay hikes.
Recent Stories
Review | The Brilliant Awkwardness of Tig Notaro
The skilled storyteller is full of surprises at UCSB Arts & Lectures’ show.
Santa Barbara to See Surge in State Water Deliveries
Thanks to recent storms, the state Department of Water Resources expects to deliver 30 percent of requested water supplies to public water agencies in 2023.
Santa Barbara Police Arrest Serial Burglar for String of Commercial Burglaries
Convicted felon Brian Schotz, 47, allegedly hit six businesses around Stearns Wharf and lower State Street over the past three months.
Tone-Up Santa Barbara Sees Women Through Grandmotherhood
The Zoom class led by Suesan Lazarus Pawlitski is based on dance, Pilates, and strength training exercises.
Finding Peace and Balance at Aikido of Santa Barbara
The dojo introduces its students to a kinder, gentler martial art.
Rocky Nook Park Recognized as Historic
Santa Barbara County supervisors vote to preserve the park’s natural beauty.
San Marcos Athletic Director Abe Jahadmy Retires
After 35 years, Coach Jahadhmy bids a final farewell to the school and thanks the San Marcos community for a “blessed career.”
UC Regents Express Frustration with UCSB Chancellor Yang over Munger Hall
A new design for UC Santa Barbara’s proposed mega-dorm could be unveiled “as early as this summer,” but regents want it sooner.
Women’s March 2023 Draws Hundreds in Santa Barbara
Protests were held nationwide on the would-be 50th anniversary of “Roe v. Wade.”
