Shaping the Future of Santa Barbara’s Cruise Ship Program
A limit on cruise ships limits air and water pollution.
Author: Indy Staff
Covered California Announces More Time to Enroll for Coverage in 2024
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Covered California announced today that it will give consumers until Feb. 9 to sign up for coverage in
Record Participation and Bulky Items Collected at First Beautify Goleta Event of 2024
GOLETA, CA, January 31, 2024 – The first Beautify Goleta Bulky Item Drop-Off event of the year brought a record turnout and
Look and Listen Carefully
If Donald Trump is re-elected, the country will soon be under martial law.
3C-REN Celebrates Successful 2023 with over $800,000 in Energy-Saving Incentives Serving over 500 Homes in the Tri-County Region
As 3C-REN continues to grow, more energy and cost-saving opportunities available for residents and businesses
Black History: More than a Month
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CA – In honor of Black History Month, Santa Barbara County Black/African Americans invite all to celebrate
Poetry Connection: Connecting with One Special Bus Rider
‘Poetry Passages’ will put poetry on Santa Barbara’s buses for all to enjoy.
United Way Offers Free Tax Preparation Services for Local Residents in Santa Barbara County
Households making $67,000 or less can visit a participating location through April 15th to have their taxes prepared and filed for free.
Vegetation Mastication for Fire Safety
The initial fuels reduction work referred to in a January 29 letter is part of the Santa Barbara Mountain Communities Defense Zone, a Community Wildfire Protection Plan project supported by the Santa Barbara Fire Safe Council and the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.
Ahead of Expected Severe Weather, FEMA Encourages Californians to Prepare Now and Get #WinterReady
OAKLAND, Calif. – FEMA is currently monitoring two atmospheric river storms heading towards the West Coast and urges Californians to pay attention
