There is little doubt that the Emancipation Proclamation, which declared freedom for the millions of slaves in the Confederate States, advanced the cause of abolition
Santa Barbara County Animal Services is recruiting volunteers to foster the homeless, abandoned kittens.
Southern California Edison awarded Westmont $25,000 toward scholarships for students studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Laguna Blanca School is pleased to announce that Mason Farrell has joined their Board of Trustees.
Tomorrow’s awards ceremony at the Mayor and City Council hearing at 2:00 PM, De La Guerra Plaza, will include a brief presentation of design awards in three categories to award recipients.
This past week the northeastern United States was battered by one of the largest winter storms in recent history.
Caltrans will resume a paving operation on Hwy. 154 from the Hwy. 101/154 Interchange (north of Buellton) to the intersection of Baseline Avenue and Edison Street beginning Monday, Feb. 11, weather permitting.
The Read ‘n Post store in the Montecito Country Mart on Coast Village Road will hold an informal “rough ‘n ready” opening in late February or early March.
With President Barack Obama pushing for a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented residents in the U.S., and a vocal opposition promising to challenge his plan, comprehensive immigration reform is taking center stage in American politics.
Every day, Y’s across Santa Barbara and Ventrua counties serve as a gathering place for the community.
