Rebecca Caraway

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approved 17 sites and nine county-owned sites to be rezoned for housing on the South Coast, which in total

Free tours are available most days and include courthouse history and insights into the architecture and artists behind the landmark building

The United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County will no longer operate on Santa Barbara's Eastside, forcing the downtown club to find a new

Organizers of the solidarity encampment for Palestine at UC Santa Barbara released their demands for the administration. Demands included responding to a

At the newly named Potter's Point, trees stick out from the edge of the bluffs and small yellow flowers seem to be reaching toward the sky. The waves crash onto the shore, and birds chirp and squawk around the Mesa. Looking down the coast, the morning fog burns away as the sun warms the skin and shines down the vibrant coast.

The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network is reporting a surge in sick brown pelicans throughout Santa Barbara County and Ventura County.

The Goleta Water District is working to offset its annual energy usage by installing solar energy systems, using electric vehicles and installing a battery storage facility.

Krishna García-Martínez started taking classes at Santa Barbara City College when he was just 10 years old. Now, he is the college's youngest graduate at

UC Santa Barbara has been hit with a federal civil rights complaint after the student government president, Tessa Veksler, claims she experienced months of antisemitic bullying, harassment, and threats both online and on campus.

There were plenty of reasons to celebrate Santa Barbara City College’s 75th commencement on Friday evening, from the hundreds of graduates completing