‘A Man of Service’: Bernard Hicks, Santa Barbara Youth Mentor and Radio Voice, Dies at 73
The longtime Boys & Girls Club basketball coach and KCSB deejay passed away on May 16.
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The Effects of Trump and DOGE on the People of Santa Barbara
Our ongoing survey results reveal wide-ranging impacts on jobs and lives.
A Gut Punch to Reproductive Health Care on Central Coast
The Trump administration cuts off around $500,000 in Title X funding for Planned Parenthood and Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics.
‘We’re Going to Be Seeing More Food Insecurity’
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County loses $5 million courtesy Trump orders and ends in-person
fundraisers.
Community Rallies to Support Metro Entertainment After Burglars Steal $10,000 Worth of Product
After burglars stole $10,000 worth of rare Pokémon cards last week, Metro Entertainment’s owner Bob Ficarra said Santa Barbara community members have reached out to support the store. Metro Entertainment is currently raising funds to help the store.
New Year’s Polar Dip Canceled
Santa Barbara city requirements were estimated to cost around $3,000.
Santa Barbara Community Marks Five-Year Anniversary of ‘Conception’ Boat Fire That Killed 34
Family, friends, and first responders gathered this Labor Day at the ‘Conception’ Memorial stone to remember their loved ones and call for more safety regulations for passenger vessels.
Santa Barbara’s ‘Ukrainian Corner’ Keeps the Blue-and-Yellow Flags Flying
Russ Lazarenko and friends continue to show support for Ukraine from corner of San Roque and State Street more than two years after Russia’s invasion.
Santa Ynez LGBTQ Group Invited to Copenhagen to Meet Mayor, Lead Pride Parade
The local valley organization featured prominently in Denmark’s massive weeklong festival.
Death of a Daily
The rise and self-inflicted fall of the ‘Santa Barbara News-Press.’
