Katherine Zehnder

Santa Barbara City College student is first man to win the honor; Olivia Nelson is Junior…

Goleta will celebrate Earth Day on Saturday with an effort to beautify the city. Volunteers are…

Editor’s note: Surveillance cameras on Ridge Trail in Montecito, which prompted concern from resident Bryan Rosen,…

This week on ‘The Debrief’: Demand for Opportunity Scholarships sets a record, early voting starts next week, tackling the spin about North Carolina’s hog farms, and the political lessons we can learn from Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey. Be sure to visit CarolinaJournal each day for the latest on North Carolina politics and public

This week on the Debrief, former president Donald Trump wades into the Republican runoff for Congressional District 13, the state finally clears an embarrassing backlog of more than 10,000 untested rape kits that sat on shelves for decades, and the state's high court hears arguments in big cases. Plus, the latest Carolina Journal poll reveals a tightening race for governor.

By Katherine Zehnder Raleigh, NC – As the short session fast approaches for the North Carolina General Assembly, an issue on the minds of every American this year is immigration. The North Carolina Senate has the opportunity to pass legislation…Read more →

Carolina Journal contributor David Bass sits down with with Republican State Superintendent Candidate Michele Morrow to discuss her goals, qualifications, and campaign.

Governor Roy Cooper just signed into effect the $273 million disaster relief package that the NC General Assembly recently passed in the wake of Hurricane Helene. What's inside?

On Wednesday, Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler signaled the start of the Christmas tree harvest season with a ceremonial tree lighting in Laurel Springs at the Upper Mountain Research Station. The event was held at the Research Station’s Tobacco Trust Fund Christmas Tree Seed Center.

Perhaps this movie will inspire the Bonhoeffers of this generation to have the courage to speak out.