Latinos Are Being Pushed Out of Santa Barbara in Droves
New census data shows their population has shrunk by 24 percent since 2011.
Recent Stories
SBCC President Apologizes for Handling of Harassment Claims
Three dozen faculty members signed a letter condemning the college’s inaction.
UCSB Researcher Charged with Molesting Child on Campus
Dr. Hongjun Zhou was arrested September 6.
Edison Submits Grid Safety Plan for PUC Approval
The $582 million program would replace and improve equipment
Breaking Bread on State Street
Lois & Walter Capps Project hosts successful Our Common Table event.
Untangling Downtown Santa Barbara Dysfunction
Should property owners do more to save State Street?
Maritime Museum Takes On the History of Oil
The exhibit examines how black gold has brightened and darkened Santa Barbara.
Police Dogs Getting Bulletproof Vests
A $30,000 donation will pay for the new equipment.
New Director for CSU Channel Islands Santa Rosa Island Research Station
Russell Bradley arrives from Farallon Islands.
Christmas at Macy’s on State Street
A holiday pop-up is slated for the empty storefront
