Santa Barbara Library Offers Food-for-Fees Program Through January
Library patrons can donate nonperishable food to waive fees on lost or damaged items.
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Santa Barbara Zoo Gets Two New Gibbons
Chanee and Mel, a pair of white-handed Gibbons, were matched and brought to the zoo as part of a program to support the survival of endangered species.
Donation Drive to Support Central Coast Families as ICE Raids Continue
Donations will be accepted at Santa Barbara Community Arts Workshop on Friday and Saturday.
Gold’s Gym Southern California Gyms Sold to EōS Fitness in 23-Location Deal
Three Santa Barbara–area locations included in acquisition announced October 29; members left with questions about access and operations.
Vast Collection of Historic American Music Released via UCSB Library Partnership with Dust-to-Digital Foundation
The project has preserved thousands of songs representing some of the rarest and most uniquely American music borne from the Jazz Age and the Great Depression that would have likely been lost to landfills and faded from memory.
Blind Fitness Brings More than a Dozen Low-Vision and Blind Athletes to Santa Barbara Half-Marathon
Careful matchmaking will fuel Sunday’s inclusive race.
Small Farm Helping Fill Growing Need in Santa Barbara
Summerland’s Sweet Wheel Farms expands its Food with Dignity program to help address food insecurity.
Sutter Health Acquires Hayashida Physical Therapy, Expanding Access in Santa Barbara
Patients will continue seeing the same therapists, and officials say insurance access may improve under Sutter’s broader network of accepted providers.
Adelante Charter School Honors Culture, Community with Día de los Muertos Festival
The neighborhood festival drew hundreds as Adelante Charter School celebrates 25 years in Santa Barbara.
From ‘Airwaves to Archives’ Event Celebrates KEYT Television Archive
The archive, hosted at UC Santa Barbara’s Special Research Collections, is available to the public.
