The NatureTrack Film Festival brings 80 movies, speakers and forums to Goleta. It promotes experiences with nature both locally and around the…
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Governor Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 1825, the California Freedom to Read Act, into law prohibiting the arbitrary banning of library…
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VENTURA, Calif- The Ventura County Indian Education Consortium is working to improve graduation rates and the lives of American Indian and Alaskan…
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GOLETA, Calif.-Santa Barbara Charter School’s Director of Education Laura Donner said the school notified families on Tuesday there would not be a…
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CARPINTERIA, Calif.-K-5 students from Carpinteria Family School had fun making avocado art. Their creations are on display in the Carpinteria Arts…
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Some Santa Maria High School students got a taste of Cal Poly’s Learn by Doing philosophy during a recent field…
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CAMARILLO, Calif.-California State University, Channel Islands invited experts to discuss cybersecurity during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. They…
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CARPINTERIA, Calif.-Avocado Festival gives young people an opportunity to perform and volunteer. Young musicians including Detar Music…
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OXNARD, Calif.-The 27th Multicultural Festival included music and dancing. The Ventura College Jazz Band and Premier Dance Studio and other groups…
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CAMARILLO, Calif.-A rare Boeing B-29 Superfortress flew into the Camarillo Airport. It’s called Doc, like one of the seven dwarfs, and it helped the…
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Santa Barbara City College required a lockdown Friday afternoon due to an attempted stabbing outside the library, according to campus officials.…
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The Orcutt Union School District has been accepted into the League of Innovative Schools which is a national network of school districts that…
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.—Local historian Brett Hodges is making a documentary about the history of Hope Ranch— a community he’s been living in…
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A $160 Million measure to repair Lompoc schools is up for a vote this…
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— March 11th 2011 is a day that changed the course of Andre Barbieri’s life. “I had a snowboard accident 13…
Continue Reading A new law will allow students at public colleges and universities statewide to have a confidential advisor when they receive a disciplinary notice…
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— After a year in their weekly boat making class, a handful of Santa Barbara Middle School kids are finally ready to set…
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It’s the first day at UC Santa Barbara with thousands of students setting their goal. Many say being in a club or organization helps them…
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.— This is where science and community service goes hand in hand. The teens planted 2 rows of cilantro today and harvested…
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Cal Poly has announced the creation of a new program that will allow some transfer students from Allan Hancock College and Cuesta College to earn…
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