As part of a nationwide effort to encourage the public to buy and burn firewood locally, CAL FIRE and the California Firewood Task Force kicked off a public outreach campaign in September to inform campers, wood cutters, arborists, and the general public about the risks of long-distance movement of firewood.
UC Santa Barbara has been ranked number 35 in a list of the world’s top 200 universities released by Times Higher Education, a British periodical. Among U.S. universities, UCSB is ranked number 24.
The Volcom Store on State Street and surfer Parker Coffin are throwing an October 21 event to collect clothing for the homeless.
The Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Management and emergency managers from throughout the county are asking residents to take a moment to participate in the “Great California Shakeout” this Thursday.
Witnesses pull man from water, revive him with CPR.
America is still recovering from the worst economic crisis many of us have seen in our lifetimes. Fortunately, there is a plan to get us on the road to recovery.
Recently the City decided to alter the sidewalk at the corner of Mission and Modoc to make it accessible by wheelchairs.
The famous poet read works and fielded questions during her Saturday night stop in Santa Barbara.
A beloved Santa Barbara Harbor gathering place shutters its doors.
Earlier this month, the Santa Barbara Symphony took over the Youth Symphony’s educational programs.
