De-escalate Attack on Immigrant Community
As President of the Major County Sheriffs of America, Sheriff Brown is in a unique position to call for the de-escalation of the attack on our immigrant communities.
Author: Indy Staff
To Keep Pet Families Together through Critical Life Events, including Escape from Domestic Violence and Deportation, C.A.R.E.4Paws Fundraises for an Anonymous Pet Refuge
Santa Barbara, Calif., July 25, 2025 – In response to the growing number of families forced to choose between personal safety
An Added Bounce
I want to congratulate Nick Welsh for being recognized this week in Frank Bruni’s wonderful column “For the Love of Sentences” in The New York Times:
Santa Barbara Wine Writer Becomes Central Coast TV Host
We’re thrilled to share that our own local wine‑travel columnist, Jamie Knee, a k a Petite Wine Traveler, will guide viewers
Isla Vista Inspection Program: An Affront to Tenant Rights
The county’s annual “Pilot Inspection Program” requires owners to act as government agents for Planning and Development Department as they register their properties, notice tenants, and facilitate entry by county inspectors.
Santa Barbara Unified Stands with Our Families
We are taking all of these events seriously and creating contingency plans to anticipate various scenarios.
Cottage Health Welcomes Ganesh Persad as new Chief Information Officer
SANTA BARBARA, CA — July 24, 2025—Cottage Health appoints Ganesh Persad, MSBI, CHCIO, as Vice President and Chief Information Officer
Amtrak® Pacific Surfliner® to Temporarily Suspend Train Service North of Goleta Station
ORANGE, Calif., July 24, 2025 — The Los Angeles – San Diego – San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor Agency,
Performing and Visual Arts Camp Celebrates 20 Years of Equity in Arts Education with In the Heights + Carnaval del Barrio Block Party!
Santa Barbara, CA – The Performing & Visual Arts Camp (PVAC) is proud to celebrate its 20th anniversary with a dynamic
Satellites Show that Strictly Protected Marine Areas Exclude Industrial Fishing
A team including UC Santa Barbara researchers shows that artificial intelligence methods applied to satellite data provide a powerful new way to assess industrial fishing activity in marine protected areas.
