The Jewish Federation raises and distributes funds to support the needs of the local and international Jewish community and is devoted to fulfilling multitude of local needs while providing rescue and relief in Israel and around the world.
Back by popular demand, the Los Padres Sierra Club is offering its fourth annual Wilderness Basics Course starting February 29 through April 25, covering the Santa Barbara and Ventura county areas.
Das Williams recently introduced a bill that would ban sugary drinks on school campuses.
Winning pothole will be selected from entries and fixed free of charge by Roklin
State Street Ballet delivered a riveting night at the helm of choreographer Josie Walsh.
Assemblymember Das Williams (D-Santa Barbara) introduced a bill last week that would ban the sale of sugary sports drinks from middle and high school campuses throughout California.
Representatives from Southern California Edison and Southern California Gas Company recently presented energy savings and rebate checks totaling more than $212,500 to Santa Barbara City College.
In the event of a disaster, you may need to survive on your own for three days or more. This means having your own food, water and emergency supplies.
Schools have now received the names of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation’s National Merit finalists. This year, 16 students were identified from the Santa Barbara district.
Locally based, non-profit organization SafeLaunch, is working to increase awareness about the heightened risk of teen addiction through peer messaging by encouraging local middle school and high school students to participate in its annual Media $500 contest.
