Gang Members Arrested For Chasing Man With Tire Iron, Bat, Knives
Victim has no gang affiliation; escaped from attack by running to nearby home.
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Top Student Hackers in North America Progress to Final Round of NYU-Poly Cyber Security Awareness Week
What’s This? A High School Team Hacks into the Undergrad Monopoly
UCSB History Ph.D. Alum Robin Fleming Wins Prestigious MacArthur ‘Genius’ Award
Every person deserves to have their story told, Robin Fleming believes.
CDFW Offshore Enforcement Active at Southern California Lobster Opener
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) marine officers contacted more than 400 anglers while patrolling Catalina, San Nicholas and Santa Barbara islands during the recreational lobster season opener on Sept. 28.
MUSEUM EXHIBITION EXPLORES AN ALTERED STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Mexico’s fantastic animals take center stage in vibrantly embroidered textiles from Otomí, Oaxacan wood carvings and mythic creature masks at Casa Dolores on Oct. 19, when the Mexican folk art museum art center opens its newest exhibit, “Mexico Dreams Animals.”
Second Year Fire Prevention Fee Billing Begins
As the State’s Fire Prevention Fee continues to be implemented, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is providing property owners multiple resources to answer their questions about the fee.
CALPIRG Helps UCSB Students Navigate New Health Insurance Landscape
With the main parts of the Affordable Care Act now going into effect, CALPIRG has launched a statewide education campaign reaching out to students with facts about the changes, and tips to help them find the right coverage for themselves.
SB Public Library Display Commemorates 150th Anniversary of the Civil War
This exciting display highlights Family History Month together with emphasis on the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War (1861-1865).
Federal Funding Given to Spread Healthy Eating Word
To spread the message of healthy eating and adequate exercise to low-income residents, the county’s Public Health Department will receive $865,833 a year in federal funding through 2016.
More State Money For Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services
The county’s Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services department will received hundreds of thousands of dollars of federal grant money through July 2016 to pay for treatment programs for veterans involved in the justice system.
