Women’s March Returns to Santa Barbara This Sunday
January 22 marks 50 years since “Roe v. Wade” and nearly seven months since the decision was overturned.
Author: Callie Fausey
Sewage Spill Closes Montecito’s Fernald Point and Miramar Beaches
The spill involved a release of approximately 5,760 gallons of untreated sewage from a compromised sewage line to San Ysidro Creek, on East Valley Lane.
The Results Are in from UC Santa Barbara’s Epic Enviro Brainstorm Session
More than 120 natural scientists come up with seven priorities for how synthesis research “can help make the world a better place.”
Cachuma Fills and Flood Gates to Open
Storms fill Lake Cachuma near capacity and a release is planned, but the drought is still ‘far from over.’
Santa Barbara Unified School Board Fills Laura Capps’s Vacant Seat
William Banning, a former superintendent for the Goleta Union School District, was sworn in Thursday.
Five Santa Barbara County Elementary Schools Named Distinguished Schools
Among the awardees are three schools from Goleta Union and one from Santa Barbara Unified.
No Criminal Charges Filed over Reported Sexual Abuse at Ojai’s Thacher School
Investigators say several factors hampered their investigation of dozens of allegations spanning four decades at the elite boarding school.
Santa Barbara Natural Gas Customers Among Those to Be Hit with ‘Shockingly High’ Bills
Southern California Gas Company warns that this winter’s bills could be more than double last year’s.
KCBX Loses the Fight for the Right to Frequency
A phenomenon called atmospheric “ducting” leads to the end of one station’s public radio broadcast in Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara Airport Reopens, MTD Resumes Carpinteria and UCSB Lines
SBA begins phased reopening Tuesday afternoon, and bus service resumes Wednesday with Sunday schedule.
