State Assembly Approves Williams’ College Access Bill
In a signal of hope for California community college students, the California State Assembly on Monday approved a voluntary program that would increase access at community colleges.
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CALM’s I Will Not Be Silent Campaign
Raising one’s voice against violence and abuse is a simple, yet incredibly important action.
Hiroshima: City of Hope
David Krieger, President of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF), will give the keynote address at an international peace symposium to be held in Hiroshima, Japan.
Family Flick Night At La Cumbre Plaza
La Cumbre Plaza Hosts Free Outdoor Movie Series for Families
Pali Wine Co. Secures Long-Term Lease
Today, Tim Perr, co-founder of Pali Wine Co., announced that the winery has secured a long-term lease on the Huber Vineyard, owned by Norman and Traudl Huber.
Goleta Celebrates Public Works Week
In celebration of National Public Works Week (May 19-25), Goleta residents will have the opportunity to meet the City of Goleta’s Public Works staff, learn more about the City’s projects and participate in a hoist demonstration and activity.
UCSB Researcher Finding
In the animal world, it’s pretty easy to predict who will come out on top when, say, a pair of lions go head to head over food or an attractive female.
Seven Seas Foundation 5/21 Press Release
Seven Seas Foundation is excited to announce the launch of its first program, beginning this June.
Rapid Recovery Evident to Ecosystem on Santa Cruz Island
The endangered island fox, one of America’s rarest mammals which occur only on six Channel
Islands, is on the verge of recovery.
Recovery Evident to Ecosystem on Santa Cruz Island
The endangered island fox, one of America’s rarest mammals which occur only on six Channel
Islands, is on the verge of recovery.
