The Attacks on Education Equality Continue
As the attacks on education equity continue, not enough is being done to ensure the success of students of color, including here on the Central Coast.
Author: Indy Staff
Overnight Lane Closures For Paving Project on US 101 in Gaviota to Begin Next Week
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY – A paving project on US 101 from north of Gaviota State Park to Old Coast Highway in
Friendship Center is Pleased to Announce Kathryn Westland as Its New Executive Director
Santa Barbara, CA, July 11, 2023 – Kathryn Westland brings extensive experience, focused passion and innovative vision to her work in
3C-REN Investing $155 Million in Tri-County Over Next Eight Years
3C-REN sets forth eight-year vision for serving Central Coast communities with energy efficiency opportunities tailored to the region.
Assemblymember Hart Announces Central Coast Sidewalk Office Hours
SACRAMENTO, CA –Today Assemblymember Gregg Hart announced Sidewalk Office Hours in nine communities across the Central Coast. The events will be
Free Will Astrology
Week of June 13.
Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Receives 11th Consecutive Four-Star Rating
Santa Barbara, CA — The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara has received its 11thconsecutive four-star rating from nonprofit evaluator Charity
Santa Barbara to Host Junior Lifeguard Competition on East Beach
SANTA BARBARA, CA – July 10, 2023 The Junior Lifeguard Fiesta Invitational Competition returns to East Beach on Friday, July
Cottage Health First in Central Coast to Offer Breakthrough Ultrasound Technology for Prostate Cancer
Noninvasive technology delivers precise tissue ablation, reduces debilitating side effects
Interim State Street Solution
While reopening State Street to vehicles as an “interim solution” to downtown business may not be a good idea, encouraging those who reside driving-distance away to come downtown to eat and shop a few times a week might be an attractive alternative.
