Youth Making Change Awards $15,000 to Teen-Led Projects in South County
In a fraught political moment, young leaders take the mic — and the money — at an awards celebration in Santa Barbara.
Youth Making Change Awards $15,000 to Teen-Led Projects in South County
In the Game
Full marks to the Independent for “KEYT Catches ICE in Lies.”
Body Recovered from Beach Below Santa Barbara’s Mesa Cliffs Identified as Isla Vista Man
Police say there are no signs of foul play in the death of Ryan Quinn, 53.
Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore Reopening in Downtown Santa Barbara
Opening this summer, the new home improvement store and donation center adds to the burgeoning energy on State Street’s 400 block.
‘Forward Ever, Backward Never’ Honors Elroy Pinks and Celebrates Black Culture in Isla Vista
Wednesday evening’s celebration included Black history trivia, poetry, live music, free soul food, and interactive drum circles that brought together students and community members.
How Many Jail Beds Does Santa Barbara County Really Need?
Jail diversion plan moves toward strategic blueprint and adds housing beds.
The Cloud Has a Power Bill — and State Officials Say Ratepayers Shouldn’t Foot It
A California commission chaired by Santa Barbara’s former assemblymember Pedro Nava warns the data center boom must not raise residential utility bills.
2025 Vessel Speed Reduction Season Results and Rankings
Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies (BWBS) is proud to report the 2025 Vessel Speed Reduction (VSR) Season results from
Fighting Fire with Flora: Ecologist Shares Climate-Smart Planting Strategies
Westmont ecologist Laura Drake Schultheis shares her research about plant flammability and defensible spaces in the face of climate change in a
Dos Pueblos High School Honored with Global First Amendment Press Freedom Award
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.– Santa Barbara Unified School District is proud to announce that Dos Pueblos High School (DPHS) has been named
