Science & Tech
Once an Emission, Always an Emission?
Researchers from UCSB and Germany teamed up to explore capturing carbon dioxide in products.
Community
Parkland Survivor David Hogg Comes to UCSB
The gun-control advocate spoke to a nearly packed Campbell Hall ahead of the anniversary of the 2014 Isla Vista killings.
Environment
California Bans Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
Mounting evidence of harmful effects ends in prohibition to benefit public health and the environment.
Housing
Goleta Sues Developer over ‘Affordable' Housing
City of Goleta refuses to approve sales to Winslowe project in affordable price dispute, says developer.
Environment
Arroyo Burro Open Space Restores Four Acres
Ribbon-cutting ceremony inaugurates Santa Barbara’s newest park just below Campanil Hill.
Science & Tech
Oakley and Eckstein Selected for 2019 Guggenheim Fellowship
Awards go to UCSB professors, who plan vision and bioluminescence work.
Community
New Funk Zone Walking Tour Unfurls an Industrial Past
Guide and amateur historian John Ummel attracts younger demographic with his latest free tour.
Community
Santa Barbara's Experiment Weekend Draws a Crowd
Underpass art and pedestrians-only on State Street bring foot traffic by the hundreds downtown.
Education
Jeffrey Stewart Wins Pulitzer Prize
Black Studies professor at UCSB recognized for biography of Alaine Lock, 'The New Negro'.
Housing
Tenaya Towers – Where Form Meets Function
New student housing wins multiple awards for mixed-use vibe.
Courts & Crime
Buellton Man Arrested on Sex-Related Charges
Believed to have contacted minors for several years through social media.