White, Asian Students More Prepared for California’s Public Universities Than Other Groups
Santa Barbara Unified has increased UC/CSU eligibility overall.
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Santa Barbara Unified has increased UC/CSU eligibility overall.
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The award comes when the Supreme Court took away in-field organizing.
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There will be multiple roads closed to traffic for the holiday.
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The Academic Senate is taking a vote of no confidence of the vaccine policy.
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Council asked applicants about housing, the mall, homelessness, and other downtown themes.
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The group seeks eviction protection for Santa Barbara tenants.
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Santa Barbara County is one of 57 local state governments that will receive a portion of the $55.9 million in
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Santa Barbara Unified’s white and Asian students met CSU/UC eligibility requirements at about twice the rate of their peers.
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SBCC Career Center Janna Mori on pandemic trends.
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Santa Barbara County reports a backup in processing business applications.
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The group needs funding for a cultural resource center.
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Some 2020 demands have been answered.
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4,680 undergraduates earn their degrees.
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Most of the $6.5 million goal has been raised.
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DA and Public Defender go toe-to-toe; Sheriff butts heads with critics.
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Over 1,500 seniors graduate across Santa Barbara Unified.
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The local Santa Barbara charter schools are against Assembly Bill 1316.
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The opponents worry that the bills could hurt Santa Barbara housing.
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Nearly 8,000 plants were destroyed in the raid in an environmentally sensitive area.
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The new position is expected to bring massive cost savings.
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District partnerships have created vaccination clinics on campuses.
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The Santa Barbara City Attorney’s Office didn’t raise any objections.
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SBCC's longtime public affairs director is moving into a new job at Planned Parenthood Central Coast.
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The supervisors wrestle with how to distribute the remaining $270,800.
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The state mandate will remain in effect until the June 15 target date for reopening California.
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Some staff are struggling with the back-to-campus plan.
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There have been 190 COVID cases in district students and staff.
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The four Cunningham brothers were outstanding athletes for the Dons.
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The fifth-grade teacher created a community-based classroom.
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Nearly 10 times as many waitlisted freshmen were offered admission in 2020 than they were in 2019.
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Every local high school grad can get a free education.
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Senate bills 9 and 10 would eliminate single-family housing.
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There is a minor uptick in on-campus COVID-19 cases.
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Johnson & Johnson resumes its vaccine after the FDA placed it on a temporary pause.
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City partners share their programs for youth.
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Over half of county residents have received at least one vaccine dose.
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Individuals can apply for $9,000 in assistance.
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The Santa Barbara chapter has 16 members and is growing.
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The acquisition created the largest cannabis brand-building platform in the state.
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Nearly half of the adult county population is vaccinated.
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