A Clouded Future
Today, there is a growing unease permeating throughout America. And for good reason.
Indy Staff
Recent Stories
Protect Cyclists on Foothill
Early morning on Foothill I passed youngsters on e-bikes riding to school at La Colina. In and out of the shadows, visibility is not great.
Grateful for Supervisor Hartmann
I am deeply grateful to have Joan Hartmann fighting for me and my community on the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors.
Red Cross, Ventura County HSA Open Evacuation Shelter at Ventura College as Major Storm Impacts Pacific Coast
VENTURA, FEBRUARY 4, 2024 – In coordination with Ventura County Human Services Agency and emergency officials, the American Red Cross Pacific
California Ranks High Worldwide for Rapidly Depleted Groundwater
Researchers found that the world’s most rapidly declining basins are in farm regions, including Santa Barbara County’s Cuyama Valley.
Can Taylor Swift Make Voting Cool?
The right going after Taylor Swift and pro football is very analogous to what stopped the movement cold almost two decades ago.
Powerful Teacher Prep
The UC Santa Barbara programs for Multiple Subject and Single Subjects have been recognized locally, statewide, and nationally for their innovative and high quality preparation.
Vote to Re-elect SupervisorJoan Hartmann
Republicans and oil companies finally succeeded in their long-standing plot to remove UCSB’s student voters from the 3rd District as a step toward their ultimate goal of majority control of the Board of Supervisors and turning Santa Barbara County into a backward-looking petrostate.
Sea Otters Stabilize Salt Marsh Banks as They Recolonize a Californian Estuary
UC Santa Barbara researcher co-authors study published in “Nature” showing link between otters’ insatiable appetites and significant slowing of erosion.
Nutrition Expert Denee Bex Honors her Indigenous Heritage with Inventive Culinary Education
Free Foodbank of Santa Barbara County “Food as Medicine” virtual lecture on Feb. 7.
