Santa Barbara Wireless Foundation Announces Annual Scholarship Winner
July 10, 2025 – SANTA BARBARA, Calif. The Santa Barbara Wireless Foundation is pleased to announce the recipient of its
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Higher Premiums and Lost Coverage: How Trump’s Budget Will Change Health Care In California
Lower-income people will be the hardest hit. Over the next 10 years, 3.4 million Californians could lose coverage.
New Research at UC Santa Barbara and San Diego State Finds That Plants Respond to Water Stress in Different Ways
Water spenders’ and ‘water savers’ could inform better water management strategies.
California Schools Face Billion-Dollar Sex Abuse Payouts: ‘It’s Untenable’
A California law took effect in 2020 that dropped the statute of limitations for filing lawsuits, provided a three-year window for victims to file claims, and otherwise made it easier for them to sue school districts and counties.
Brill Family Foundation’s Exhibition Reopens Calls for Art Submissions
Santa Barbara and Ventura County artists still have the chance to submit artwork for the ‘Symbiosis or Schism: The AI Human Odyssey’ exhibition.
One More Earthquake Story
My grandfather and his brother bought the brick building at Haley and Milpas Street, and this photo shows how the parapet on top was knocked off during the earthquake of 1925.
A Home for Swedish Immigrants at 2342 Cliff Drive
The Ahlman family, among other Swedish immigrants, made their mark on the Mesa.
Fast and Furious
Donald Trump’s Republican Party knows they will lose next year’s midterm elections.
Will 505 East Los Olivos Be Developed?
The potential use of part of Mission Historical Park for redesigned roadway or redesigned driveway purposes, as well as possible widening of East Los Olivos Street in this area, would require a vote of the people.
Life Disruption
Oh no, I lost my baby
