Ride the Cylone has one more show on Monday night at Santa Barbara High
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-For the past five weeks students have been preparing and rehearsing for Sunday’s opening of Ride the Cyclone. The student-run…
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Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara hits record breaking $925,000 grants for nonprofits
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Insect Festival included grasshopper tacos
OXNARD, Calif.-Oxnard’s Insect Festival in Plaza Park on Saturday gave bug lovers a chance to look at them, buy them and even eat them. Food trucks…
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Santa Barbara Unified Superintendent gives State of Our Schools address on Friday
Dr. Hilda Maldonado gave the annual State of Our Schools presentation at the Carrillo Recreation Center on…
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Associated Students Trans & Queer Commission to host QTOPIA in Isla Vista
ISLA VISTA, Calif.-There have been a number of pride events over the years near the University of California, Santa Barbara, but this Saturday will…
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“Ride The Cyclone” opens at Santa Barbara High School on Sunday
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-“Ride The Cyclone” is the final musical of the school year at Santa Barbara High School. Theater students are in their final…
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The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara prepares for another ceremony at Allan Hancock College
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-The Scholarship Foundation will hold its next annual awards ceremony for students in northern Santa Barbara County on Wednesday…
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Visitors watch I Madonnari masterpieces come to life in Santa Barbara
SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Visitors must watch where they step at the Old Mission Santa Barbara this weekend. That’s where artists are taking part in the…
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Education organizations using creative arts to combat isolation in Santa Barbara
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – If you‘ve ever felt isolated you’re not alone. Adults with disabilities experience loneliness even more than those…
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Four Cal Poly students receive state-wide recognition at CSU Student Research Competition
Four Cal Poly students were awarded first or second place at the 2023 California State University (CSU) Student Research…
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City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department offering 20 summer camps for kids
City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation Department offering 20 summer camps for…
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SBJHS unveils commemorative Condor mural
Staff and students at Santa Barbara Junior High School (SBJHS) celebrated the unveiling of a commemorative mural, honoring the historic school’s…
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Summer Reading Challenge starts on June 1 at Lompoc libraries
The Lompoc Public Library announced the return of the annual Summer Reading…
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Allan Hancock College hosted its Emergency Medical Services (EMS) 2023 Graduation
Allan Hancock Community College hosted its Emergency Medical Services (EMS) 2023 Graduation at the Public Safety Complex in Lompoc…
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Allan Hancock College celebrates student success at Foundation’s Scholarship Awards
This year the foundation awarded 446 scholarships totaling $525,000 dollars. The scholarships went to 293 Allan Hancock College…
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Lompoc Unified School District partners with National Center for Safe Supportive Group
Lompoc Unified School District partnered with the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Safe Supportive Group to raise awareness on safe…
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Morro Bay High School Sophomore wins national recognition for his film review
MORRO BAY, Calif. – Morro Bay High School Sophomore, Orion Elfant Rea, was one of nine student winners of the Eighth Annual New York Times Student…
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Public works Meet and Greet demonstrates all that’s done for Santa Barbara roads, bikeways, trees, water systems and more
The City of Santa Barbara Public Works day takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s a chance for the public to meet with staff and see what the…
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Tiny Libraries return to State Street in Santa Barbara
Tiny Libraries return to State Street in Santa…
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Vets trying to save a special Vietnam war helicopter after 30 years of displays
A Huey helicopter used by the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) in Santa Barbara has to be in a permanent display site or be taken away. For years…
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