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• College Orientation Events Prepare Local High Schoolers for College Life at SBCC - edhat
• Free Admission: California Poppy Day - edhat
• Sound Healing: Journey Through the Chakras IN-PERSON Event - edhat
• Know Thy Farmer Lunch with Will Henry and Kali Kopley - edhat
• UCSB Chamber Choir - Brent Wilson, Director of Choral Activies and John Ballerino, rehearsal pianist - edhat
• COMMUNITY VIGIL - edhat
• Wildflowers and other Wonders of the Santa Barbara and Ojai Mountains - edhat
• UCSB Police Evacuate Henley Hall Amid Criminal Threats Investigation; Public Asked to Avoid Area - edhat

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• Overnight Lane Closures on Highway 192 in Montecito on Thursday for Utility Work - edhat
• NOAA Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Advisory Council Meeting - edhat
• Creativity Has No Expiration Date: Local Author Deborah Brasket on Publishing Late in Life - edhat
• Donavon Frankenreiter – Ask Me Anything Tour - edhat
• You’re Invited to Street Talk Hosted by Goleta Public Works - edhat
• The Motet 3/24 - edhat
• Multiple Earthquakes Strike Near Lower Lake Within Minutes, No Damage Reported - edhat
• Grammy-Winning Singer-Songwriter Brandi Carlile Set To Perform in Santa Barbara - edhat
• Vehicle Collision in Santa Barbara’s Mesa Neighborhood - edhat
• Santa Barbara Councilmember Weighs Renaming "Calle Cesar Chavez" After Abuse Allegations Surface - edhat
• Santa Barbara Groups Plan Thursday Vigil Opposing Sable Pipeline Restart as Legal Fights Escalate - edhat
• Nefesh Mountain 3/19 - edhat
• Santa Barbara to Welcome Beau, the Bar with Vintage Vibes and Hidden Details - edhat
• A New Dining Spot Has Opened in Montecito With a Farm-Focused Approach - edhat
• Santa Barbara Struggles To Meet Housing Goals With Only 11% Completed So Far - edhat
• Santa Barbara Narrowly Approves Contract for Rent Stabilization Work After Split Vote - edhat
• Santa Barbara Farmer, Serving the Community for 60 Years, Seeks Help As He Battles Stage 4 Cancer - edhat
• Former San Diego State University Police Sergeant Pleads Guilty to Possessing Sexually Explicit Videos Featuring Children - edhat
• Gang Member Arrested for Assaulting Teenagers in Fillmore - edhat
• L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Federal Investigation Into Crypto ‘Mogul’ Threats Against Party Planner - edhat
• Two Teenagers Arrested for Stabbing Victim in Oxnard - edhat
• Australian National Arrested on Criminal Complaint Charging Him With Assaulting Federal Officer at Los Angeles International Airport - edhat
• Santa Maria Man Claims to be Armed while Stealing a Dog - edhat
• Some California Democrats Pitch Gas Price Relief as Prices at the Pump Soar - edhat
• Vikings of Solvang Community Blood Drive – March 18 - edhat
• Expect Sonic Booms As SpaceX Prepares To Launch 25 Starlink Satellites From Vandenberg This Week - edhat
• This Fast-Growing Nashville-Style Hot Chicken Chain Is Coming to Santa Maria - edhat
• From industrial recycling to integrated waste management - edhat
• Santa Barbara Hikes Cannabis Taxes as Critics Warn It Could Drive Buyers Away, Hurt Local Businesses - edhat
• Santa Barbara Pushes Back Against 'Mixed-Status Families' Rule That Could Force Displacement - edhat
• Ventura’s Summer Activity Guide Has Arrived! - edhat
• Vessel Operators Settle Violations Stemming From Anchor Strike on Crude Oil Pipeline - edhat
• Former L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy Sentenced to More Than 5 Years in Prison for Extorting, Falsely Arresting Rivals of Crypto Fraudster - edhat
• Former Assad-Era Syrian Prison Chief and Governor Found Guilty of Torturing Inmates then Lying About It to U.S. Immigration Officials - edhat
• Driver’s License / DUI Checkpoint Scheduled in Thousand Oaks on March 21 - edhat
• Suspect Arrested for Burglary After Stealing Money from Family Member’s Home - edhat
• Harbor Restaurant, Santa Barbara Settle Long-Running Dispute Over Rent and Lease Terms - edhat
• State Street Area Braces for Weeks of Road Closures and Delays - edhat
• California-Based Health Insurance Company To Layoff 69 Employees Across Multiple Locations - edhat
• Solar Panel Reimbursements to Remain Low Under California Appeals Court Ruling - edhat
• Cold Coast Brewing Announces Permanent Closure, Says ‘Ship Is Sinking’ - edhat
• Grace Fisher Foundation Celebrates 3 Years of the Inclusive Arts Clubhouse and 10 Years of Impact - edhat
• Traffic Stop Leads to Seizure of Over Two Pounds of Fentanyl and Arrest of Lompoc Woman - edhat
• CrossHatch Winery to Close Santa Ynez Tasting Room, Relocate to Santa Barbara - edhat
• NWS Issues Extreme Heat Warning for Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Ventura Counties - edhat
• California Salmon Fishing Makes a Comeback This Spring After Years of Closure - edhat
• ROY’s Yogurt Shop Debuts in Orcutt After Months of Preparation - edhat
• Santa Barbara To Host California Agave Symposium at Beachfront Resort as Industry Gains Momentum - edhat
• Wildlife Experts Rescue Elephant Seal Pup With Hook Lodged In Its Mouth In Santa Barbara - edhat
• District Attorney John T. Savrnoch Calls on Legislature to Fix Mental Health Diversion Law Through Assembly Bill 46 - edhat
• California Has 40,000 Affordable Housing Units Ready to Break Ground. One Setback is Holding Them Up - edhat
• Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishing Opportunities Continue With Alternative 'Pop-Up' Gear to Protect Whales from Entanglement - edhat
• Vandenberg Space Force Base takes ‘Mission Update’ to Santa Barbara - edhat
• California’s Massive Natural Water Storage System Is in Trouble - edhat
• Santa Barbara County Increases Sidewalk Vending Enforcement to Protect Lawful Businesses and Consumers - edhat
• Zero Arrests in Underage Alcohol Purchase Sting in Oxnard - edhat
• Ventura County Library Foundation Receives Major Donation - edhat
• Vote for 2026 Santa Barbara Solstice Poster Design - edhat
• Child Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle in Santa Maria - edhat
• 7 Best US Destinations to See Tulips in Full Bloom - edhat
• EōS Fitness Expands in Santa Barbara with Massive New Downtown Gym - edhat
• Sable Restarts Oil Production in Santa Barbara County as State Parks Denies Easement - edhat
• Prolonged Heat Wave to Peak This Week Across Southern California, Raising Risk of Heat-Related Illness - edhat
• Dos Pueblos High and La Colina Junior High are the Only South Coast Schools Named 2026 California Distinguished Schools - edhat
• March Edness 2026: Day 11 - edhat
• Trump Invokes Defense Production Act to Restart Santa Ynez Offshore Oil and Pipeline; California Officials, Environmentalists Vow Court Fight - edhat
• Gov. Newsom Appoints Buellton Mayor, David Silva, to CARB Board - edhat
• To Attend Prom or a Football game, California Students First had to Surrender Their Data - edhat
• St. Patrick’s Day Recipes With a Twist - edhat
• SLO in Motion Update – March 14, 2026 - edhat
• Injured Hiker Hoisted From Cold Springs Trail, Taken to Hospital - edhat
• Santa Barbara’s 40-Year-Old Metaphysical Bookstore Paradise Found Is Listed for Sale - edhat
• Rare March Heat Wave Hits Southern California as Temperatures Climb Toward 100 Degrees - edhat
• Second Murder Charge Added Against Oxnard Mother in Infant Death Case - edhat
• Why California Cops and Firefighters are Pushing for a New Perk on Top of their Pensions - edhat
• SpaceX Set for Overnight Rocket Launch From Vandenberg; Could Bring Sonic Booms - edhat
• San Luis Obispo Reports 42% Drop in Unsheltered Homelessness - edhat
• Back-to-Back Earthquakes Strike Near The Geysers and Benton, No Damage Reported - edhat
• Cause of Death Confirmed as Carbon Monoxide Poisoning for Goleta Couple - edhat
• Major Defense Contractor Plans 60 Layoffs at Fort Irwin Facility - edhat
• UCSB Dance Company to Debut ‘Convergence’ Before European Tour - edhat
• FBI Warns California Police of Potential Iran-backed Drone Threat; Last Direct Attack on State was Goleta in 1942 - edhat
• Governor Gavin Newsom’s Approval Rating Falls Far Below President Trump in New National Poll - edhat
• Prescribed Pile Burns in South County This Week - edhat
• Santa Barbara’s La Cantina Announces Closure, Teases New Concept - edhat
• Victim Hospitalized After Downtown Santa Barbara Stabbing; Suspects at Large - edhat
• Santa Barbara Man Arrested After Eastside Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Crash - edhat
• Local Favorite Home Plate Grill in Goleta Announces Permanent Closure - edhat
• Regional Energy Program Could Bring $7 Million to Santa Barbara County - edhat
• Despite Public Pushback Spring Fest in Isla Vista Gets Green Light - edhat
• Annual Mission Ridge Hike with the Humanist Society 2026 - edhat
• Rincon Brewery Closes Funk Zone Location in Santa Barbara - edhat

The Independent

• Uncorking the Heat in Buellton
• Buellton City Council Votes to ‘Reconvert’ Long-Term-Stay Motels on Avenue of Flags 
• If Deltopia Is Play Hard, TechTopia Is Work Hard
• Police Evacuate UC Santa Barbara’s Henley Hall over ‘Criminal Threat’
• Choose a New Name
• News Tip!
• The Stinky City
• The Draft?

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• Fallen Angel
• Channel Islands National Park Seeks Proposals for Guided Water Float Tours on Santa Cruz Island 

NoozHawk

• BizHawk: Luxury Storage, Social Lounge Coming to Old Telephone Building
• Santa Barbara Protest Pushes Back Against Sable Pipeline Restart
• Annual Summit Showcases Goleta’s Technological, Quantum Advancements
• Expect Lane Closures Tonight, March 19, on Hwy. 192 in Montecito
• UCSB Henley Hall Evacuation Lifted
• Santa Barbara May Rename Calle Cesar Chavez after Sexual Abuse Allegations
• Santa Maria Hits Third Day of Record-Breaking Heat Wave
• Vandenberg’s Next Mission: SpaceX Rocket Launch Friday Afternoon

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• Carpinteria Youth Leader Diana Ornelas is District 1 Woman of Year
• Free Curbside Chipping Program Starts in April to Cut Threat of Wildfires

Santa Barbara News-Press

• Santa Barbara’s only family-friendly pool hall is set to celebrate its grand opening on Saturday
• The fight between Santa Barbara County and Sable oil: What happens next?
• Youthclusive brings an inclusive and hate-free community to theater with its production of High School Musical
• Santa Barbara leaders call for Calle César Chávez to be changed back to Salsipuedes Street
• Final stretch of Highway 101 widening project comes into focus
• Drop Cesar Chavez name from landmarks, holidays, Congressional Hispanic Caucus says
• Dolores Huerta, labor movement leader, details sexual assault by Cesar Chavez
• Accusations of sexual abuse by Cesar Chavez detailed in newspaper investigation

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• Santa Barbara City Council votes to increase retail cannabis taxes
• Harbor Restaurant, city of Santa Barbara settle contract dispute

Coastal View News

• Carpinteria Children’s project breakfast raises nearly $130,000
• Aliso kindergarten building receives final approval from ARB
• Neighbors rally to clear invasive Arundo from Jelly Bowl Beach
• Hindsight: Santa Claus Lane
• Bluffs oil tank brought down
• Rotary presents check to high school Muses
• District fifth graders learn about STEM, watch theatrical performance at high school
• City officials review sweeping new state housing laws

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• Carpinteria Groundwater Sustainability Agency to host well registration assistance March 26
• Trustees rescind, reapprove contract with Rigby
• Trustees debate how to lower rate of Ds and Fs at Carpinteria Middle School
• Carpinteria’s story: a community mural series • Part 3
• Ojai activist Helena Pasquarella announces bid for 24th Congressional District
• Warm winter weather brings early mosquito activity, Mosquito and Vector Management District says
• Resident injured as fire destroys Sandpiper Mobile Home Park residence
• Vietnam Veterans Dinner cancelled
• Celebrating International Women’s Day
• Girls Inc. “Watch Her Rise” raises $175k
• County Supes to greenhouse cannabis growers: ‘Enough is enough’
• Batter up for Carpinteria Valley Little League
• Developers unveil ‘The Farm’ housing proposal for Carpinteria Bluffs, plan April 9 community meeting
• Statewide agriculture group gathers in Carpinteria
• Majority protest appears to block proposed Carpinteria assessment districts
• Small earthquake recorded near Carpinteria
• History museum temporarily closed for new exhibit installation
• CANCELLED: Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 218 to host National Vietnam Veterans Day Dinner
• AgeWell hosting First Aid with a Firefighter workshop
• False alarm leads to brief lockdown at Aliso
• Hiker rescued after fall from bluffs
• City slowly gaining ground on state housing targets
• City costs rising faster than revenues, report shows
• Rotary and Lions clubs make joint donation to city playground
• Bike safety enforcement campaign coming soon, police say
• La Brea Lane residence is “Lookin’ Good”
• Carpinterians rally around local injured on hiking trail
• Carpinteria’s story: a community mural series - Part 2
• Howard students invite loved ones to Special Person Luncheon
• Howard hosts annual science expo for elementary students
• Noon Rotary presents check to Mariachi Estrellas
• Rescue initiated for hiker who fell from Carpinteria Bluffs
• False alarm leads to brief lockdown at Aliso
• Career day at Canalino
• Lemonade on Linden
• Carpinteria’s story: a community mural series - Part 1
• County launches Hazard Awareness Map to boost preparedness
• ARB gives preliminary approval to three-unit condominium project on 7th Street
• Women Making Change announces monthlong lineup for Women’s History Month
• Author Lorissa Rinehart to speak at Woman’s Club for Women’s History Month
• AgeWell Men’s Group to host talk on death, dying and compassion in end-of-life care
• Zero-interest student loan program opens for Santa Barbara County students

Nixle Santa Barbara County

• Suspect Claims to Be Armed During Robbery, Taken into Custody in Santa Maria More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Car Drives into Building, Causes Structural Damage More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• DUI Single-Vehicle Accident More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Suspect apprehended in residential burglary More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Arrest of Wanted Suspect More » – Santa Maria Police Department

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• Santa Maria Police Department Investigating Fatal Vehicle vs. Pedestrian Collision. More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• DUI Checkpoint March 14, 2026 More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Traffic Stop Leads to Gun / Narcotics Arrest More » – Santa Maria Police Department

KEYT + KKFX + KCOY

• San Marcos wins first place showdown over rival Santa Barbara
• Criminal Threat Warnings Sent Out to UCSB Students Thursday
• State agency files lawsuit against Sable’s use of oil pipeline in Gaviota State Park
• Central Coast Communities Re-Evaluate César Chávez Legacy Amid Allegations
• Sanctuary Centers’ Newest Campus Near Completion in Santa Barbara
• Youthclusive Takes Over Center Stage Theatre with “High School Musical”
• “Hall of Flowers” brings budding cannabis businesses to Ventura
• March Temperatures Continue to Soar in Santa Barbara

KSBY

• Mission San Luis Obispo docents seek new tour guides to join team
• SLO County Health Officer Dr. Penny Borenstein announces retirement
• Lompoc City Councilmember Stephen Bridge faces preliminary hearing on fraud charges
• Righetti High School Marimba Band and Ballet Folklórico prepares for annual Big Show performance
• 200 transit riders will be able to ride for free in SLO County starting in July
• Record-breaking heat wave raises wildfire concerns across Central Coast
• 2 suspects in custody following December Pismo Beach shooting
• San Luis Obispo police issue fewer St. Patrick’s Day-related citations

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• Car crash brings down power lines, causes power outage in Five Cities
• New fencing installed at Pismo State Beach Monarch Butterfly Grove
• Paso Robles boutique closing after 20 years
• Friday SpaceX launch will mark 7th launch this month from Vandenberg Space Force Base
• SLO Parks and Recreation to break ground on Righetti Community Park in April
• Family shelter grows, mental health hub, and fun events on the Central Coast
• Stargazing, bargain hunting, wine tasting and more highlight Central Coast weekend
• SLO County non-profit that supports children's organizations donates $112K to local groups
• ECHO Atascadero adding 30 beds for families experiencing homelessness
• Brand new Behavioral Wellness Service Center opens in Lompoc
• San Luis Obispo engineering company partners with Wish for Wheels to build bikes for local kids
• 'It had great vibes.' Former F. McLintocks building in Pismo Beach heads to foreclosure auction
• Overnight closure planned for Highway 41 following rockslide repairs
• Ashlee Buzzard appears in court on murder charge following 2 absences
• Santa Maria mother remains hospitalized after crash that killed young child
• Tax help, free parking, and homelessness count updated
• Ride-On Transportation calls for donations amid gas price increase
• Cold Coast Brewing Company in Lompoc to close
• New frozen yogurt shop opens in Orcutt
• San Luis Obispo opens $43 million parking structure with free parking for 28 days
• A West Hollywood hot chicken restaurant is coming to Santa Maria
• Lompoc woman arrested after deputies say fentanyl is found hidden in car speaker
• Ceremony celebrates completion of Avila Beach Roundabout
• F. McLintocks in Pismo Beach heading to foreclosure auction next week
• Prescribed burn at Montaña de Oro paused due to high heat, wind
• Results from Point-in-Time Count show decrease in homelessness around SLO County
• City of San Luis Obispo to hold meeting on Righetti Community Park construction
• Sonic boom education, gas prices soar, and overdose numbers decline
• Righetti High School volleyball plays in Guadalupe Junior High's new gym
• SLO County community organizer named 2026 Woman of the Year
• Ceremony celebrates completion of new San Luis Obispo County Probation Department building
• Powdery substance prompts evacuation at San Luis Obispo blood donation center
• Trump administration orders restart of Sable Offshore pipeline
• Locals start petition against tall buildings in Grover Beach

TVSB

• 805 FOCUS with Cynder Sinclair | Marina Hudgens: UNITED WAY
• 805 FOCUS with Cynder Sinclair | Eryn Shugart & Minnie Ringland: Veggie Rescue
• Creative Community 2 Poet Scholar Monica Mody
• 805 Focus | Leading from Within
• 805 Focus: St. Francis Foundation
• SBMM Distinguished Speakers Series Tom Modugno The History of Coal Oil Point
• The Creative Community 2 TVSB Erik Davis
• The Creative Community 2 Author David Starkey

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• 805 Focus: Girls Inc.
• 805 Focus: Chrisman California Islands Center
• 805 Focus: AHA!
• The Creative Community 2 Writer Robert Krut
• The Creative Community 2 Author Suzanne Jill Levine
• Benefits and Barriers: Understanding Ocean Access Across California’s Coasts
• The 805 Focus: Teen Star

KCLU

• One of only two Whale Heritage Areas in the U.S. is in our backyard
• Sexual abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez raise questions about Oxnard school named after him
• The state sues oil company, contending that the oil it moves through Gaviota State Park is 'trespassing'
• Some Santa Barbara County high school students take on the battle against leukemia and lymphoma
• If it sounds too good to be true: People victimized by driveway paving scam on the Central Coast
• Bi-monthly repair café in Santa Barbara is getting new life out of broken items

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• Gov. Newsom blasts restart of Santa Barbara County oil pipeline that ruptured in 2015
• Santa Barbara Botanic Garden celebrates its centennial and looks ahead to conservation efforts for the next 100 years
• Heat wave arrives in Tri-Counties, setting a number of records
• Socialite's attempt to appeal conviction for murders of two young boys in 2020 hit-and-run is denied
• Pipeline which caused massive oil spill in Santa Barbara County in 2015, is back in operation
• Monument honoring military members who died or were wounded in action gets new Ventura County home

KCBX

• SLO County reports drop in homelessness but warns of funding uncertainty
• Overdose deaths drop sharply in Santa Barbara County since 2023 peak
• SLO PD releases video of fatal police shooting
• Historic Fremont Theatre in SLO temporarily closes amid ongoing storm damage concerns
• SLO brewery to keep late-night entertainment permit after noise complaints
• An Atascadero food pantry purchases new, bigger location

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• Flipcause bankruptcy leaves Central Coast nonprofits without access to donations
• $4.2 million dollars will be paid to farmworkers after labor law violations
• Santa Barbara International Film Festival opens with premiere of “A Mosquito in the Ear”
• More mountain lions were spotted on the Central Coast

KCRW

• LA Metro taps into transit history with A Line extension
• Van life hits Altadena, as RVs pop up on burned lots
• The great switcheroo: LA restaurants reopen after public support
• For this teen, LA fire recovery comes 1 music note at a time
• Life on Mars? NASA says a new rock sample is our 'clearest sign yet’

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• Anaheim considers taxing tickets and parking at Disneyland
• Californians urged to document monarch butterflies before they vanish
• See Bruce up close! Academy Museum unveils new ‘Jaws’ exhibit
• CA’s redistricting measure sparks major ad blitz on both sides
• LA librarian brings books, services to homeless patrons
• SCOTUS lifts limits on immigration raids in LA
• K-Beauty stores adjust to tariffs roller coaster
• Are care courts working? CA’s mental health initiative lags behind
• New bears just dropped: Topanga home to celebrity wildlife
• Clergy show up to ‘witness’ immigration court in case of ICE raids
• Labor Day 2025: In CA, job market is shaky but unions are strong
• Korea’s biggest star kicks off for LAFC — Ktown is watching
• Fears of Trump historical rewrite at Japanese internment camp
• Bribes, corruption: OC Democratic powerbroker faces jailtime
• Video game union wants to stop layoffs, 100-hour work weeks
• Living in LA taught Josh Groban the power of performing arts
• Students to reinvent shade to cool down LA before Olympics
• Should Democrats use memes? Gov. Newsom goes from policy to punchlines
• CA Legislature votes in favor of redistricting plan
• State of anxiety in UCLA labs amid massive funding cuts

The Daily Nexus

• Opinion – Love or addiction? The science behind dating apps - The Daily Nexus
• Persian community members hold vigil honoring protestors killed in Iran - The Daily Nexus
• Analyzing six months of I.C.E. presence, community response in Santa Barbara - The Daily Nexus
• Student arrested at UCSB Library for invasion of privacy - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB UAW 4811 rallies ahead of contract bargaining - The Daily Nexus
• IVTU offers resources for student tenants in I.V. - The Daily Nexus
• IVFP to propose weekend-long noise ordinance on Deltopia - The Daily Nexus
• Sable announces alternative plan to resume oil production - The Daily Nexus

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• Case into sexual assault at Isla Vista fraternity continues - The Daily Nexus
• Analyzing one month of I.C.E. presence in Santa Barbara - The Daily Nexus
• Daily Nexus I.C.E. Sighting Tracker - The Daily Nexus
• Conscience computer science: UCSB launches first Embedded Ethics Lab - The Daily Nexus
• Shabang 2025: two UCSB student bands featured on festival lineup - The Daily Nexus
• Judicial Council disqualifies A.S. presidential candidate, two other cases adjudicated - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Moot Court team members gain legal insights, place at nationals - The Daily Nexus
• Young male seen with balcony fall decedent Liz Hamel identified, questioned by UCPD - The Daily Nexus
• Parking permits prohibited for first-year students next academic year - The Daily Nexus
• James B. Milliken appointed as 22nd UC president, succeeding Michael V. Drake - The Daily Nexus
• Family of UCSB balcony fall victim seeks answers from community regarding her death - The Daily Nexus
• What’s in a grade? How instructor experience shapes grade distribution - The Daily Nexus
• Put down the razor: Reflections on body hair, feminism and the politics of the personal - The Daily Nexus
• “Weed might be bad for you”? MAHA fearmongering goes too far - The Daily Nexus
• Graduate students rally against potential funding cuts - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB freshman dies from injuries following balcony fall, family confirms - The Daily Nexus
• Deltopia is ‘against the ethos of restorative justice,’ IVFP officer said in workshop - The Daily Nexus
• Rising tuition costs and national trends impact UCSB enrollment from Santa Barbara schools, local education leaders say - The Daily Nexus
• Senate plants seeds to bring football back to UCSB - The Daily Nexus
• Simply Stated: Is gossiping a nasty habit or human nature? - The Daily Nexus
• BWHC’s Black Beauty Expo provides Black students with accessible hair products - The Daily Nexus
• New UCSB study conducts first-ever mapping of the human brain across pregnancy - The Daily Nexus
• Games - The Daily Nexus
• A.S. EVPSA Summer update - The Daily Nexus
• A.S. Senate passes “A Resolution to Condemn The Israeli Government’s and the IDF’s Dehumanization of the Palestinian People” - The Daily Nexus
• Survivor of attempted abduction tells her story - The Daily Nexus
• A.S. Elections conclude with 22.26% voter turnout - The Daily Nexus
• Owen Meyers for External Vice President of Local Affairs - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB plans to resume MCC operations on first day of Spring Quarter - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB doctoral student announces seven-day hunger strike - The Daily Nexus
• In defense of bimbo feminism in academics: a woman’s right to mediocrity - The Daily Nexus
• The Daily Nexus Crossword 11/16 - The Daily Nexus
• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at the Daily Nexus - The Daily Nexus
• Term in Review: A.S. President Gurleen Pabla - The Daily Nexus
• Students protest TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk’s campus visit - The Daily Nexus
• Drag her to the mainstream: “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and the commodification of queer culture - The Daily Nexus
• ‘Sad Girl Indie’: the complex women behind the label - The Daily Nexus
• Admissions Data Show 5% Increase in Student Applications for UCSB - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Student Arrested for Hiding Cameras in I.V. Bathroom Released From Custody; Charges Reduced - The Daily Nexus
• Chancellors Get Pay Raise: Recap of UC Regents January 2022 Meeting - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Limits Number of Units Students Can Enroll in At Each Pass Time - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Student Detained in Low-Speed Car Crash off Del Playa Cliff - The Daily Nexus
• Isla Vista Party Takes Home Executive Majority, Storke Party Claims the Most Senate Seats - The Daily Nexus
• With Eating Disorders, You Will Never Feel “Sick Enough” - The Daily Nexus
• Cydia Creator and I.V. CSD Director Jay Freeman Sues Apple For Allegedly Monopolizing App Distribution - The Daily Nexus
• $10,000 and Six Months Later: How the Physics Department Automated Lab Courses for Remote Learning - The Daily Nexus
• 5 Things You Didn’t Know About Being a Hostess - The Daily Nexus
• Staff/Contact - The Daily Nexus
• A.S. Program Board Presents: Ask Ari Aster - The Daily Nexus
• Donate - The Daily Nexus
• Should I Stay or Should I Go? UCSB Students Grapple With I.V. Leases After University Recommends Moving Home - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Faculty Association Issues Letter Advising Against the Use of ProctorU Testing Services - The Daily Nexus
• Behind the Bombs: Exposing Our University’s Relationship with Nuclear Weapons - The Daily Nexus
• Driver Damages Four Cars, House on 67 Block of Del Playa Drive - The Daily Nexus
• Isla Vista Memorial Project Receives Digital Revival for Fifth Anniversary - The Daily Nexus
• Stop Romanticizing Serial Killers - The Daily Nexus
• UCPD Officer Sues former Chief of Police, Alleges “Favoritism” Within the Department - The Daily Nexus
• Support The Daily Nexus - The Daily Nexus
• Argument in the Office: Are Beauty Pageants Feminist or Flawed? - The Daily Nexus
• Coffee Collab Owner Passes Away at 38 Years Old - The Daily Nexus
• Don’t Be Afraid To Call Your Friends Out - The Daily Nexus
• UC Will Offer Additional Payment to Those Affected by UCPath - The Daily Nexus
• Zierer Drops Out of EVPSA Election, Ng Now Running Unopposed - The Daily Nexus
• Two Suspected Gang Members Arrested In I.V. Following Police Chase - The Daily Nexus
• Det. Kovena Avila Named New Interpersonal Violence Investigator - The Daily Nexus
• 50 Years, 12 Students and the Takeover That Changed Everything - The Daily Nexus
• Bubbly Second-Year Student Remembered for Her ‘Inner Light’ - The Daily Nexus
• Students Exchange Views on ‘Olé,’ Consider New Mascot or Rebranding - The Daily Nexus
• Ole Gaucho’s Gotta Go - The Daily Nexus
• Print Archive - The Daily Nexus
• Halloween History: How the Candy Apple Came To Be a Fall Favorite - The Daily Nexus
• Timeline: Growth and Change in the Aftermath of the Isla Vista Shooting - The Daily Nexus
• Don’t Let Stereotypes Turn You Off From Hip Hop Music - The Daily Nexus
• About - The Daily Nexus
• FAQ - The Daily Nexus
• The Underlying Problems of SB 967 and Affirmative Consent - The Daily Nexus
• Former Student Arrested in 2014 Campus Rape Case - The Daily Nexus
• Ineffective at Best, Frightening at Worst: Inside Gaucho FYI - The Daily Nexus
• I.V.: A History — Part II - The Daily Nexus
• I.V.: A History — Part I - The Daily Nexus
• Six Celebrities Who Love Kanye West More Than He Loves Himself (Maybe) - The Daily Nexus
• Seven Killed in Isla Vista Shooting Spree - The Daily Nexus
• Deltopia 2014: What Happened? - The Daily Nexus
• Patricia MacCormack Talks About Ahuman Theory, Importance of Non-Speciecist Ways - The Daily Nexus
• Gay, Straight,Vanilla, Kinky, Polyamory, Femme, Butch: In the Palette of Sexual Tastes, Minorities Are Not One, But Many - The Daily Nexus
• Is it UCSB or UCSTD? - The Daily Nexus
• The Legacy of Thomas M. Storke - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Student Dies While on Study Program - The Daily Nexus
• Forty years ago, a mob of students stormed the Bank of America building. - The Daily Nexus
• Forbidden Freshmen Fun, Think Outside the Dorm Room - The Daily Nexus
• Pedophile’s Decorations For Halloween Are Inappropriate - The Daily Nexus
• UCSB Divided By Porn - The Daily Nexus

KCSB

• 41st Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival Coverage : KCSB News
• Google and Governor Newsom Renege on Compensation for Journalism
• What’s Next for the Associated Students’ EVPLA Office?
• Protection of Lakota Memorial Site Expanded Under New Federal Law
• Unpacking California’s Lawsuits Against the Trump Administration Since 2025
• IVCSD Unveils Alternative Event Proposal for Deltopia Weekend
• KCSB News – ICE Protests Coverage
• Local Television Newsroom Petitions for Better Pay and Staffing

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• The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Vote to End IV’s Annual Weekend-Long Party, Deltopia
• Governor Newsom’s Complicated Climate Record

The Channels

• Discovery Day draws large crowds with interactive science exhibits
• City College adds security to East Campus cafeteria after break-ins
• Board of Trustees take no action on classified staff layoffs after 3-3 vote
• ASG grants Architecture Club $400 while Soltopia funds are debated
• Academic Senate questions possible shift to Microsoft from Google
• Free mental health counseling now at the School of Extended Learning
• The Channels obtains 14 awards after JACC statewide conference
• College Planning Council discusses changes to campus safety and IT

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• Academic Senate consider usage of AI grading tools

Newsmakers

• "No Kings": Campus Activists Broaden Coalition Organizing Big Pro-Democracy Protest on March 28
• Thursday Protest Set over Sable/Trump Offshore Oil Re-Start
• Update: "Corruption, Abuse of Power" - SB County Faces Threat of Offshore Spill for First Time in a Decade
• Emergency Podcast: The Trump Regime's Shock Move to Ram Offshore Oil through SB - and State's 11th-Hour Bid to Stop It
• Watch (or Listen): Fear and Anger Over Deportation Raids Boil Over at SB City Hall; State St. Tradeoff Plan Looms; Latest on STRs
• SB Supes Say 'No' to Carp Pot Growers Seeking Extensions to Install Odor Controls

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• State of Play: A Guide to the California Governor's Race, as Herd of Rivals Sprints to June Primary
• Legum: The 17 Different Reasons Trump Regime Has Given to Date for Why We Went to War
• Watch: SB Landlords Push Back on Rent Control; Supes Drown in Red Ink; SBUSD OKs 7th Period; Recalling Ukraine's Heroism
• Taylor: How Trump Has Left American Vulnerable to a Terrorist Attack by Iran
• Bulwark: As the Goal of Trump's War Remains Incoherent and Elusive, Here Are the Key Scenarios for How It May End
• Snyder: Making Sense of Trump's War -- Follow the Money and Keep an Eye on Mid-Terms (psst - don't forget Epstein files...)
• Watch (or Listen!): As California Election Season Begins, Star Pundit Mark Z. Barabak Scopes Key Races - Plus Gavin Update
• Watch: Shaping SB Response to Regime's Deportation Raids - "Fear By Design: ICE Tactics, Impact & What We Can Do About It"
• Bulwark: A First-Hand Account Detailing the Terror that Trump's Paramilitary Is Still Wreaking on the People of Minnesota
• Watch: UCSB Experts Offer Conflicting Views (and Answer Readers' Questions) about SB's Push for New City Rent Regs
• Pot Growers Calling SB County's Bluff on Carp Valley Odor Clean-Up
• Send Your Questions: Newsmakers TV Hosts Two UCSB All-Stars to Talk City's Rent Regulation Push
• This Is Not Normal: What ICE Is Doing Is Not "Immigration Enforcement"
• Watch: Bill Brown Chides ICE for "Excesses" - But Says Sheriff Must Stay "Neutral" Amid Anti-Immigrant Crusade

Montecito Journal

• Vol. 32_12 | Mar. 19 – 26, 2026 - Montecito Journal
• The Women Winemakers of the County - Montecito Journal
• SBCC Science Discovery Day - Montecito Journal
• SB Museum of Art’s 2nd Annual Gilded Gala - Montecito Journal
• Road Trippin Up North: Part 1 - Montecito Journal
• Silver(?) Bride’s Basket - Montecito Journal
• Whether We Weed It or Not… - Montecito Journal
• Dates - Montecito Journal

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• All Aboard the Love Boat - Montecito Journal
• Lights Up! Brings the Laughter and the Life Lesson - Montecito Journal
• The Coffee Culture Fest Cometh - Montecito Journal
• In a Pickle About Where to Play? Plus More Sporty Happenings - Montecito Journal
• Inaugural Santa Barbara Literary Festival - Montecito Journal
• Academy Awards Arrive: SBIFF Scoops Oscar - Montecito Journal
• The ‘Other Worlds’ of Dance - Montecito Journal
• Jimenez Tees Up First NCAA DII Win - Montecito Journal
• Concerns on Spending - Montecito Journal
• Why I Am an Astrophysicist [for paul] - Montecito Journal
• Back from Hiatus - Montecito Journal
• Taking Root at Rincon Hill Farm - Montecito Journal
• Bruce’s Bountiful, Light-filled Commission for Camerata Debuts - Montecito Journal
• News on Pasta Santina - Montecito Journal
• What’s For Dinnnnnerrrrr? The Soul Crushing Reality of Monotony - Montecito Journal
• Hot Off the Conference Presses - Montecito Journal
• Lucky’s Steakhouse Montecito 25th Anniversary - Montecito Journal
• Stories of Strength at ShelterBox’s Annual Panel - Montecito Journal
• Dr. Mary-Louise Scully, Tropical Disease Specialist: To know her is to love her - Montecito Journal
• High Misery Index - Montecito Journal
• Montecito Journal - montecitojournal.net - Montecito Journal
• CalPrivate Bank Opens Montecito Branch in Upper Village - Montecito Journal
• Who Was Ashleigh Brilliant in My Life? - Montecito Journal
• Zero Zero: The Regulations Being Defined Right Now - Montecito Journal
• Thousands Flock to One805 LIVE! - Montecito Journal
• Dream Big: UCSB Coach Joe Pasternack Brings Lessons to Crane School - Montecito Journal
• The Beer Guy is Back - Montecito Journal
• Dragon Q Energy Pilots Off-Grid for Renewable Energy - Montecito Journal
• An Outstanding Ojai Outing - Montecito Journal
• Slide Film Sojourn - Montecito Journal
• Breaking Down the Break-Ins - Montecito Journal
• White Buffalo’s Roots of the Future: Celebrating the Culture in Agriculture - Montecito Journal
• Remembering Erin. My Friend Is Gone - Montecito Journal
• Remembering the Remarkable Erin - Montecito Journal
• Hot Wheels! It’s the 57th iconic Annual Baja 1000 Desert Race - Montecito Journal
• Guatemalan Blue Squash - Montecito Journal
• On Retreat: Hearing Your Inner Truth Through Peace and Time Away - Montecito Journal
• Mighty Fire Breaker Non-Toxic Fire-Retardant System - Montecito Journal
• Italian Artist Luca Barberini at Helena Mason Art Gallery - Montecito Journal
• An Aperitif of Talk - Montecito Journal
• Ivan Rasmussen and Dr. King: A Fork in the Freedom Road - Montecito Journal
• Vol. 30_2 | Jan. 11 – 18, 2023 - Montecito Journal
• Intro to Overture: UCSB’s Future Film Legends Seek Resources and Dangle Carrots - Montecito Journal
• Anusha Garg: UCSB Researcher Discusses How We Access the Conscious Mind - Montecito Journal
• Tom Pazderka ‘Dust to Dusk’ Art Exhibition at Silo 118 - Montecito Journal
• Village Vibe: Diane Warren Stewart & Monica Epstein - Montecito Journal
• Local Author Jana Zimmer Sheds Light on Her Four-Decade Journey - Montecito Journal
• Village Vibe: Meet the Neighbors - Montecito Journal
• Subscribe - Montecito Journal
• Governor Newsom Visits Randall Road Debris Basin - Montecito Journal
• New Tune at the Red Piano - Montecito Journal
• Druville Pop-up Tour Stops in Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Christopher Matteo Connor, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Montecito Archives - Montecito Journal
• The RIV Magazine - Montecito Journal
• Kirsten Marie Donnelly August 21, 1969 - February 22, 2022 - Montecito Journal
• Knee Deep - Montecito Journal
• Danger Dan? Montecitan Will Race Baja 1000 for 19th Time - Montecito Journal
• The Montecito Association: 73 Years Old, Still Fighting Tirelessly, and Standing with YOU - Montecito Journal
• A Brief History of the Development of Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Some Like it Hot! Water. Food. Sun. Art… Not Necessarily in That Order A travel dispatch from greater Palm Springs - Montecito Journal
• ‘We Pulled off a Miracle with Randall Road’: $18 Million Debris Basin Project Set to Begin - Montecito Journal
• Arts in Lockdown #24: Artist Baret Boisson - Montecito Journal
• Founding the Granada Theatre - Montecito Journal
• Better than Democracy? - Montecito Journal
• People of Montecito: Lanny Sherwin - Montecito Journal
• Robert Bernstein, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Stella Haffner, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Gwyn Lurie, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Tag archives: Prince Harry - Montecito Journal
• Tim Buckley, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Jeff Wing, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Brilliant Thoughts Archives - Montecito Journal
• Kelly Mahan Herrick, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Local News Archives - Montecito Journal
• Les Firestein, Author at Montecito - Montecito Journal
• Contact Us - Montecito Journal
• MJ Newspaper E-Edition - Montecito Journal
• MJ Magazine - Montecito Journal
• Mind and Body in Sync, While You Walk - Montecito Journal
• The Fish Reef Project - Montecito Journal
• A Life to Remember - Montecito Journal
• People of Montecito: Justine Hamilton - Montecito Journal
• Drug Bust in Montecito? - Montecito Journal
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - Montecito Journal
• Delightful Debbie - Montecito Journal
• Peanut Butter Sorghum Balls - Montecito Journal
• Ferragosto - Montecito Journal
• 4 Homes in the MUS District - Montecito Journal
• Christmas in January - Montecito Journal
• From Dolly, with Love - Montecito Journal
• Montecito Journal - Montecito - Montecito Journal

The Ojai Valley News

• Ojai Mountain Farm patio expansion denied
• OVN’s Perry Van Houten honored by Rotary Club of Ojai West
• 100-year-old WWII refugee turned White House official warns of autocracy
• Heat wave to linger through Friday, before weekend cool-down
• ‘Very minimal’ amount of sewage spilled in Upper Ojai rollover crash
• Remembering Cecil Sutton — a life on the Ojai stage
• Massive oak falls on Grand Avenue, narrowly missing bicyclist
• Former mailman checks out tiny post office at Wheeler Gorge

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• Ojai bracing for triple-digit heat this week
• Area to weather potentially record-breaking heat wave
• Public Art Jury OKs mural for downtown Ojai
• ‘Significant and long-lasting heat wave’ could break records
• Former OVN staffer Ted Cotti returns to Ojai with new book
• Warm-up ‘really kicks into gear’ this week
• Joan Kemper, pillar of the Ojai community, dies at 103
• Free 6-week course in emergency response training is offered in Ojai
• ‘Spring forward’ on Sunday, to daylight saving time
• Retaining wall project on SR 150 is complete, Caltrans reports
• The life and loves of Helen Allen
• ‘Jackie Bags’ help women in need, honor memory of club member
• Gil and Carolyn Vondriska earn grand marshal honors
• Libbey Bowl 2026 concert lineup announced; presale starts Feb. 26
• 4 displaced in Matilija Canyon structure fire
• Motorcycle rider dies in Upper Ojai crash
• Forecast flips to warm and dry, but for how long?

Santa Maria Sun

• Carla Mead leads Buellton City Council vacancy election with 60 percent
• Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors passes retail food fee adjustments by a split vote
• New on-demand service, increased fares take effect for Lompoc’s public transit
• Local cannabis grower settles environmental lawsuit with $620,000 in penalties
• Solvang DRC ‘spars’ with city staff about regulating art murals
• Lompoc continues pushing for county to annex land for housing
• Board of Supervisors reduces cannabis acreage cap, responds to grand jury report
• SYV Community Aquatics Foundation campaigns for public pool project with a $13 million price tag

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• Animals return home after being evacuated from Gifford Fire
• Red Cross provides safe parking for evacuee during the Gifford Fire
• Santa Barbara County is ready to build out rural broadband networks
• Gifford Fire exceeds 123,000 acres while crews plan burning operation
• The Vernon Group breaks ground on the first of five Santa Maria developments linked to meeting state housing and downtown revival goals
• Political Watch: August 14, 2025
• Local water agencies weigh in on federal cloud seeding bill
• Santa Barbara County Planning Commission green-lights Lompoc Valley apartment project for moderate income levels
• Survivor of alleged sexual assault files suit against former Hancock instructor
• Gifford Fire scorches more than 82,000 acres east of Santa Maria
• Guadalupe considers improving oversight on the Royal Theater project’s progress
• Assemblymember Dawn Addis proposes Monarch Protection Week
• Buellton City Council overturns Planning Commission’s denial of Waldorf school project
• Caltrans officials and local leaders take preventative steps to reduce injury risks for highway repair crews
• County supervisors amend zoning to protect senior mobile home parks
• Buellton drafts motel reversion ordinance to help ‘revitalize’ Avenue of Flags
• Lompoc dissects new arrangements with chamber of commerce and TBID

San Luis Obispo New Times

• Planning Commission wants Cal Poly to publish frat addresses to curb illegal parties
• Stuck in storage: Loss of funding for the county's History Center means decades' worth of artifacts won't see the light of day
• Cal Poly Campus Health and Wellbeing providers are working overtime to lessen student wait times
• Central Coast has its second battery plant fire this year
• SLO County residents criticize Sheriff's Office decision to buy another armored vehicle
• SLO County airports ask students to imagine the future for its first calendar design contest
• SLO County residents should avoid locally harvested shellfish after the state reported dangerous levels of toxins
• SLO city looks to beavers for inspiration as the Central Coast gets drier

Ventura County Reporter

• Energy Storage in Santa Paula: esVolta Black Walnut project to add 15 MW to state grid
• Ventura Bans Glue Traps: Council votes 6-1 on ban, citing cruelty and risks to non-target animals
• Notebook: Covering county news in education
• Offshore Oil Production Restarted: Despite state regulations and criminal charges, feds order oil production to resume off the Central Coast
• Condor Population Increase: Number of birds climbs to 600, but threats from lead poisoning complicate recovery
• ICE Raid Video Released: Ventura County Sheriff makes body-cam videos of Glass House Farms raid public following lawsuit
• News In Brief: Week of March 12, 2026
• News In Brief: Week of March 5, 2026

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• Flowing Into the Future: Water districts across Ventura County are planning for long-term use and drought resilience
• Seahorses Return: New museum exhibit examines Giant Pacific Seahorse’s expanding range
• Cold Case ID: DNA Doe Project identifies murder victim from 1980
• Cougars Listed As Threatened: Mountain lion populations in Central Coast, Southern California fall under endangered species protection
• News In Brief: Week of Feb. 26, 2026
• Two Injured in Camarillo Plane Crash: Oxnard, county fire departments coordinate complex rescue at Carmen and Lucero
• 'Trees...Provide Life'
• News In Brief: Week of Feb. 19, 2026
• Social Justice in Education Conference: Feb. 28 event at CSUCI will focus on immigrant communities
• Know Your Numbers: Screenings play a crucial role in identifying warning signs, risk factors for heart disease
• Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Coming: Organizers raising funds to bring country superstar’s pre-K reading nonprofit to Ventura County
• Ventura Housing Suit Settled: Livable Ventura, developers reach agreement on Two Eleven project
• New In Brief: Week of Feb. 12, 2026
• New Home for Food Share: Larger facility near Wooley Road in Oxnard will help food bank meet growing demand
• 'Brutality and Lawlessness': Brownley, other Ventura County officials hold Camarillo press conference condemning ICE
• News In Brief: Week of Feb. 5, 2026
• Hillside Hazard: Officials warn of landslide concerns at La Conchita
• Planet Port Hueneme: Season's FIRST
• News In Brief: Week of Jan. 29, 2026
• Renovations Planned for E.P. Foster Library: Downtown Ventura library will close in March for repairs, modernization
• Eye for Business: Seana-Marie Sesma, MidLife Evolution
• Oxnard Celebrates MLK Day: 40th anniversary commemoration included march, music and moving speeches
• From Petrochem to Preserve: Industrial site off Crooked Palm Road to be restored, protected
• News In Brief: Week of Jan. 22, 2026
• Mending Matilija: Temp repairs to damaged Matilija Canyon Road to get underway, with sights set on permanent fix
• Weekend of Resistance: Gatherings in Ventura and Oxnard protest ICE, military strikes
• In Brief: Week of Jan. 15, 2026
• In Brief: Week of Jan. 8, 2026
• Wet Christmas: Late December storms flood Ventura County, damage mission
• Planet Thousand Oaks: Winter in Bloom
• Welding Facility Opens in Camarillo: Ventura County Office of Education introduces welding education and testing program for American Welding Society certification
• Vista Del Mar Trees Cut Down: Monarch butterfly habitat removal sparks protest in Ventura
• Quick Green Tip: How and where to recycle your Christmas tree in Ventura County
• 2025 in the News: The top stories we covered this year
• Rebuilding After Wildfires: Thomas, Woolsey fires subject of recovery map, UC Berkeley study
• Ice Dreams: L.A. Kings host free hockey clinic in Simi
• Frisk Named Shining Star: Ventura Chamber of Commerce honors radio veteran, local businesses at annual Poinsettia Awards
• News In Brief: Week of Dec. 18, 2025
• Lions, Tigers and Bears: Frazier Park exotic animal rescue fined $50K for possession without permits
• Supporting Caregivers: Dec. 16 symposium in Camarillo will offer guidance on help available
• News In Brief: Week of Dec. 11, 2025
• Guilty Verdict in Simi Valley Stabbing | Hawthorne man convicted of first-degree murder of estranged wife in 2022

WORD Isla Vista

• WORD Magazine Wins Fourth in the Feature Magazine Category at ACP Conference
• WORD Magazine Receives ‘Story Of The Year’ 2nd Place Award from Associated Collegiate Press
• WORD Magazine at Santa Barbara’s I Madonnari Festival
• Haley Walker’s article on Birdwatching in Isla Vista wins 1st Place
• WORD Students Present at Associated Collegiate Press Conference
• Bilingual Article on the Canners in Isla Vista

Mustang News

• Cesar Chavez Day faces scrutiny amid abuse allegations
• Sip wine to save lives at Wine 4 Paws weekend
• Nearly 11,000 attend Morning on the Green concert at Cal Poly
• Room to grow: Students express concerns over study spaces as Cal Poly prepares to increase student enrollment
• What you need to know about St. Patrick’s Day 2026
• Cal Poly students assigned freedom of expression training
• San Luis Obispo to close streets, increase enforcement ahead of Morning on the Green
• Statewide skilled trade workers strike prompts Cal State shift on withheld raises

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• Cal Poly receives ‘D’ in antisemitism prevention amid AEPi incident aftermath
• Abnormally high temperatures to hit San Luis Obispo this week