Strongly Doubt
We were told the Arctic ice cap will be gone by 2014. Twelve years later it’s still there.
Author: Indy Staff
Behind State Budget Cuts Are Patients Like Mine
Unless Governor Newsom and state lawmakers act now to restore critical funding for the Workforce Quality Incentive Program in the 2026-27 state budget, skilled nursing facilities across the state will face staffing shortages, be forced to scale back services, and some facilities will close entirely.
Candidates Target Steyer, Becerra in Free-Wheeling California Governor Debate
In a chaotic debate Tuesday night in Pomona, Democrats targeted Steyer and Becerra and everyone sought a breakout moment. No one broke out of the pack.
UC Santa Barbara’s Capps Center Receives Grant for Work on Indigenous Repatriation
The $500,000 grant will fund the center’s five-year project, “Repatriation Futures: Living Tradition, Spiritual Vitality, Best Practices.”
UCSB Arts & Lectures ‘Air Time’: Kronos Quartet
A conversation with Charles Donelan.
Don the Con
On Sunday, April 12, Donald Trump posted an image of himself as an American Jesus without a peep of protest from spineless GOP cowards.
2026 Vessel Speed Reduction Season Kicked Off on Earth Day
Earth Day marked several important milestones for California’s coast, benefiting both people in coastal counties and marine life. On April
See Wildfire Resiliency Work First-Hand at Wildfire Preparedness Week Event in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara, CA – Wildfire Preparedness Week is May 3 – 9, 2026. CAL FIRE and its partner agencies are
Blind Fitness Partners with Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Sea Center for Inclusive Private Experience on Stearns Wharf
Santa Barbara, CA — Blind Fitness is proud to announce a special collaboration with the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural
The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association’s “What’s Happening Downtown” Update
Santa Barbara, CA – The Downtown Santa Barbara Improvement Association (DSBIA) invites residents and visitors to experience an exciting week
