Vast Botanical Data Help Solve Darwin’s Puzzle of Why Some Exotic Plants Become Pests
An invasive plant’s winning strategy is written in the local climate.
Vast Botanical Data Help Solve Darwin’s Puzzle of Why Some Exotic Plants Become Pests
Multiple Arrests Made in Fatal Shooting at Santa Barbara’s Bohnett Park
Luis Terrazas, previously implicated in a separate killing, was gunned down earlier this year.
White House Officials Defend Offshore Oil’s Restart
Energy and Interior secretaries visit Sable’s Santa Barbara plant.
Democrat Xavier Becerra Advances to November Race for California Governor
After a heated race with a crowd of Democratic candidates, Xavier Becerra pulled ahead of rival Republican Steve Hilton in election results returned Friday. Becerra’s challenger is not known yet.
A Bike Path Light Deficit
What’s the use of new labels for reporting lights out on the bike path if the county can’t afford to replace the lights?
Austria’s World Cup Journey Begins in Goleta with Harder Stadium Training Session
Austria will open the World Cup on Wednesday, June 17 against Jordan.
Radicalizing People Through Plants
Robin Greenfield stops in Santa Barbara to spread the gospel of foraging food.
Acoustic Guitar Pageantry, the Ongoing Saga at 10
SBAcoustic celebrates its 10th anniversary, kicking off a new season with bluegrass master John Jorgensen.
Santa Barbara Zoo Becomes First Zoo Ambassador for Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (June 5, 2026) — In honor of World Ocean Day, the Santa Barbara Zoo announced today that the
Toad the Wet Sprocket Returns Home for 40th Anniversary Tour
Santa Barbara–founded alternative rock band celebrates four decades with an intimate acoustic performance at the Lobero Theatre on October 7.
