On Saturday, February 11, 2012, members of United Way of Santa Barbara County’s (UWSBC) Young Leaders Society’s (YLS) joined residents of Pilgrim Terrace Homes, a Non-Profit Independent Living “village” providing affordable housing for low income and/or disabled seniors.
Santa Barbara City College’s new organic vegetable garden is ready for spring thanks, in part, to an eight-ton donation of compost by Agromin, a manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products made from organic material collected from more than 50 Southern California communities including those in Santa Barbara County.
Conservation strategies can protect species threatened by climate change.
Paul Bautista pleaded guilty to sneaking heroin, prescription pills, marijuana, and tobacco into the county facility.
Agustin Cruz Jr. is accused of two brutal beatings that happened within minutes of each other.
Following your bliss on the Manzana Creek Trail.
Just an e-reader away from instant gratification.
Cocomo is a two-year-old, short-haired tuxedo boy. He’s a little nervous until he knows you well. Then this fun-loving boy shines and is outgoing, friendly, and loves to be the center of attention.
Three years of bike love, excitement, style, and, most of all, fun.
The transformative principal will take a position with Carpinteria Unified in May.
