Express to Success, an accelerated student learning program developed at Santa Barbara City College, was named as one of two recipients for the California Community Colleges 2012 Chancellor’s Award for Best Practices in Student Equity.
In a further sign of improving housing market, The Towbes Group has started construction on the third phase of its Lavigna single family housing development, with 13 of the 20 homes presold.
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have repeatedly lied to the American people since the Republican convention last month.
For the first time in many election cycles, voters in the Santa Barbara Unified School District have a real choice among the candidates for the School Board.
Local emergency responders – including EMTs, firefighters, police officers and sheriffs – receive free admission for themselves and family members at the Santa Barbara Zoo as a “thank you” during the week of November 4 through 10.
One of the biggest decisions facing most high school seniors is where to apply for college.
Manuel Valle, 70, was convicted in September for the 2010 crime.
Longtime Santa Barbara residents Sarah Moray and Catherine Montgomery created billing software that deals with the complexity of the California worker’s compensation system.
The City of Goleta has been awarded a new traffic safety grant for an anti-DUI program aimed at preventing deaths and injuries on our roadways.
Outback Steakhouse reigned supreme at the 3rd Annual Santa Barbara Chowder Fest held at the Montecito Country Club on October 28th.
