Winter Bird Count for Kids on Saturday, January 25
The Santa Barbara Audubon Society (SBAS) presents a free educational event for children in our community: the 11th Annual Winter
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Can States Protect Minors from the Harms of Accessing Porn?
With the advent of the smartphone with video capabilities and connection to the internet, anyone anywhere can produce pornography now.
Carter’s October Surprise
If Carter had gotten the hostages released from Iran, he would have beaten Reagan.
Call for Local Singers! — The Santa Barbara Symphony Announces the Launch of Its New Symphony Chorus
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — January 10, 2025 — The Santa Barbara Symphony is thrilled to announce the launch of a
Santa Barbara County Association of Governments Elects New Leaders for 2025
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. – Santa Barbara Mayor Randy Rowse was unanimously selected as 2025 Chair of the Board of Directors for Santa
National Disaster Search Dog Foundation Search Dog Teams Deploy To Los Angeles Fires
SANTA PAULA, CA (January 13, 2025) – Five canine disaster search teams trained by the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation
Urgent Appeal: Help Organic Soup Kitchen Safeguard Critical Meal Production Amid Power Outage Threats
Santa Barbara, CA, January 14, 2025 – As devastating wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, the risk of power outages
Sutter Health Expands Women’s Healthcare on the Greater Central Coast with Vital Urogynecology Specialty
Jan. 14, 2025 (Santa Barbara, CA) Sansum Clinic, now part of Sutter Health, announces the arrival of its first urogynecologist,
L.A. Fires Could Drastically Drive Up Insurance Premiums — and Test California’s New Market Rules
The state’s plan to fix the insurance crisis had barely rolled out when the Los Angeles fires began. Can the market recover and stabilize?
Protecting the Ocean from Industrial Development
A proposal from the federal government to industrialize the ocean along the Central Coast and Humboldt coastline with hundreds of 700-foot-tall, floating wind turbines would set a precedent that ocean industrialization is acceptable, destroy the character of the Central Coast, and kill ocean wildlife.
