Help Shape Future of Ellwood Mesa Butterfly Grove Docent Program
GOLETA, CA, April 10, 2025 – The City of Goleta, in partnership with Ellwood Friends, invites you to share your ideas and help
Author: Indy Staff
Lompoc Utility Conservation Division Calling for Participation in Residential Water Use Survey
LOMPOC, CA, April 10 – Together with the California Department of Water Resources (DWR), the Lompoc Utility Conservation division is calling
Conozca a la concejal Jennifer Smith en el evento de Café y Comunidad
GOLETA, CA, 10 de abril de 2025 – Conozca a nuestra nueva concejal, Jennifer Smith (Distrito 3), en el próximo
Meet and Greet with Councilmember Jennifer Smith at Coffee & Community Event
GOLETA, CA, April 10, 2025 – Get to know our newest Councilmember, Jennifer Smith (District 3), at the next Coffee and Community
Attorney General Bonta Alerts Californians to Job Recruitment Scams
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today issued a consumer alert asking Californians to be aware of job recruitment scams.
Promising Cancer Research Earns Top Honors at UC Santa Barbara’s 2025 Grad Slam
PhD student Kirstin Rollins bests a competitive field of more than 40 graduate students and eight finalists to claim the $5,000 top prize for her presentation.
Yo Yo Ma Performed a Healing, Sublime Coda to Santa Barbara’s Day Opposing Cruelty and Hate
A few hours after the “Hands Off” social justice protest ended in Santa Barbara and across the country on Saturday, globally acclaimed cellist Yo Yo Ma took the stage of the Arlington Theatre to perform what he’s known for — extraordinary musicianship for an audience needing comfort.
A Caffeine-Fueled Crown
Kay Cheon of Santa Barbara’s Dune Coffee Roasters brews up victory at the United States Barista Championship.
In Support of a Humanities Education
Academic research, museum curation, and public preservation efforts within the humanities rely upon federal funding. The current administration’s actions demonstrate a belief that the humanities are superfluous.
It’s the First U.S. Nuclear Plant to Use AI. Why Diablo Canyon Has California Lawmakers Worried
For now, the Diablo Canyon nuclear facility will use AI to comply with regulations. But some lawmakers think additional guardrails are needed for future uses.
