UCSB Ranks Highest Ever
UCSB, it was announced this week, is ranked number 9 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual listing of the country’s top 50 public universities and number 39 (tied with UC Davis) on the list of top universities overall.
UCSB, it was announced this week, is ranked number 9 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual listing of the country’s top 50 public universities and number 39 (tied with UC Davis) on the list of top universities overall.
Just days before welcoming its class of 2014, Westmont College was ranked number 99 out of the country’s top 266 liberal arts colleges.
The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network received a $100,000 donation this week from a well-known philanthropist who died earlier in the year.
The County’s Public Health and Sheriff’s departments announced this week the results of a sting operation to track how often tobacco was sold to minors.
Advocates demand better services for those with drug addictions coupled with mental disorders.
Organizers and city staff play chicken with the concert less than six weeks away.
A fake card reader was placed at an upper State Street ATM, and 28 people were duped.
Three people died and two were hospitalized.
Undocumented youth looking to attend college got a bit of good news this week in the form of a $5,000 grant that went to the AB 540 Coalition of Santa Barbara.
This week, a coalition of wildlife experts and veterinarians filed a formal petition with the Environmental Protection Agency requesting a complete ban on lead during hunting and fishing activities.