Santa Barbara Unified In ‘Uncharted Waters’ Due to Federal Funding Freeze
Financial volatility and uncertainty plague the school district.
Recent Stories
New Climbing Gym Coming to Santa Barbara
The Pad will feature bouldering walls, rope climbing, a kids’ zone, and tons of amenities.
UC Santa Barbara’s New Chancellor Taking $620K Pay Cut
Dr. Dennis Assanis is ending his tenure as the University of Delaware’s president a year early to begin his new role at UCSB this September.
Santa Barbara County Handing Out Free Electric Appliances to Eligible Residents
Green Appliance Giveaway items include air conditioners, electric kettles, Instant Pots, and more.
Could Oak Trees Help Block Fires?
The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is studying their potential as native, living fuel breaks.
Rep. Carbajal Counters Claims He ‘Doxxed’ ICE Employee During Carpinteria Raid
Santa Barbara congressmember calls Department of Homeland Security’s statement “a blatant attempt to distort what occurred.”
Bridging the Gap Between Farms and Funding
The Community Environmental Council’s free Central Coast AgLink platform is connecting farmers, ranchers, and land stewards with incentives and resources to farm more sustainably.
Santa Barbara Dentist James Rolfe, 85, Returns from Palestine
The reality was far worse than he’d imagined. Now that he’s back in Santa Barbara, he can’t wait to leave again.
Santa Barbara County Being Eyed for New Oil Drilling and Fracking
The Bureau of Land Management announces public comment is open for proposed oil and gas leasing and development on more than 400,000 acres of federal land from Fresno to Ventura counties.
Los Padres National Forest Faces New Threat with Rollback of ‘Roadless Rules’
The Trump administration’s plan would open 600,000 acres of roadless areas to commercial logging, vegetation management, and possible infrastructure development.
