Edhat

• SpaceX Starlink Launch Successful on Wednesday Afternoon
• Dos Pueblos Ranch Doubles Its Price Tag to $65 Million
• Crash Between Sedan and Commercial Truck Leaves One Injured Near Lompoc
• The Women’s Fund Announces Record Grants Pool of $1,250,000 for 2025
• March Edness 2025: Day 18
• March Edness 2025: Day 17
• University of California System Faces Another Strike by 20,000 Workers Amid Accusations of Unfair Labor Practices
• March Edness 2025: Day 16

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• Central Coast Surge in Mail Theft Prompts Security Concerns
• Santa Barbara Man Faces Multiple Charges After Attacking Highway Patrol Officer
• Suspect in Isla Vista Shooting Arrested in Northern California
• March Edness 2025: Day 15
• March Edness 2025: Day 14
• University of California Announces Hiring Freeze Amid Financial Strain
• March Edness 2025: Day 13
• U.S. Army Schedules Test Launch from Vandenberg on Wednesday
• March Edness 2025: Day 12
• Santa Barbara Teacher Arrested for Soliciting a Minor Following Decoy Operation by Vigilante Group
• March Edness 2025: Day 11
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Santa Barbara

The Independent

• More than Words: Exploring Language with ‘Public Texts’ Exhibition at UC Santa Barbara
• California Coastal Commission Comes to Santa Barbara: What to Expect
• UCSB Workers Join UC-Wide Strike, Citing Unfair Bargaining Practices
• Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Approves Sueno Rd. Project in Isla Vista
• Review | Powers of Seven
• The Poodle Explains the Magna Carta to King Donald
• UCSB’s Dr. Michelle Petty Wins Award for Work on Black Linguistic Justice
• Creating Jobs and Energy Independence in Santa Barbara 

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• Track and Field Athletes Shine at Crosstown Showdown
• Carpinteria Unified Must Reinstate Fired Teacher Accused of ‘Immoral’ Conduct Toward Students

Nixle Santa Barbara County

• Fatal Traffic Collision Update More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• -Fatal Traffic Collision - SMPD25-0003904 More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• DUI Checkpoint Update. More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Update: Fatal Traffic Collision on March 18, 2025 More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Santa Maria Police Department to Conduct DUI Checkpoint on March 22 More » – Santa Maria Police Department

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• Fatal Traffic Collision – 700 Block of W. Main St. More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• Suspect arrested while burglarizing an occupied residence More » – Santa Maria Police Department
• LOCATED - Missing At-risk Adult More » – Santa Maria Police Department

NoozHawk

• UCSB, Local Agencies United on Safety Measures for Deltopia
• Isla Vista County Beaches to be Closed April 4-6 During Deltopia
• New Clean Air Express Route Offers Free Rides in April
• Beyond the Numbers: Understanding the Rate Landscape and its Impact to Central Coast Business
• Hands Off! Rallies to Target Attacks on People’s Rights
• Community Celebration Honors Transgender Day of Visibility
• Via Real Townhouse Project Raises Concerns During Carpinteria Review
• Board of Supervisors Raises Fees for RV Camping at Lake Cachuma

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• MTD Meeting to Address Annual Proposed Service Changes
• Don’t be Sheepish, Get Entry in For Mutton Bustin’ Contest by April 4

Coastal View News

• Dozens turn out for Saturday clean-up
• Welcoming spring
• Plans for undeveloped Lagunitas parcel are the most promising yet, but changes still needed, city reps say
• Dismissed teacher can return to the classroom after district loses court battle
• Help the Carpinteria Museum build its collection at Digitizing Days
• Compassionate Care of Carpinteria breakfast: April 15
• Aliso Elementary chosen as 2025 California Distinguished School
• 2025 State of the City returns April 11 in Santa Barbara

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• City offers free Advanced Care Directive workshops
• YouthWell, FSA organizes online suicide prevention workshops
• County seeks local artists for ceremonial certificates
• Lions present public safety officer award to sheriff’s deputy
• Noon Rotary learns about collision science
• Markdowns and music at Carpinteria Valley Lumber
• Coloring outside the lines
• Elsa the lamb visits Healthy Aging Hub
• Nomura travels to Guatemala for Rotary project
• Morning Rotary hears from local physical therapist
• Noon Rotary tours Direct Relief facility
• Sexual abuse lawsuits leave school district in “an impossible situation,” staff say
• CIMWI reports hundreds of domoic acid toxicity cases
• Beach Store torn down
• Santa Monica Creek Trail clean up scheduled for Saturday
• County recommends residents get vaccinated against measles
• City boards to review new Via Real townhome project
• 27th annual Sunrise Ceremony set for Sunday
• City budget goals tackle public outreach, fiscal sustainability
• Solid waste fees to jump by 5% in May
• Ted Rhodes is City’s Volunteer of the Year
• Council designates April 2025 as DMV/Donate Life Month, Carpinteria Business Month
• County opens applications for arts grant
• Rupture and repair
• ESL class gets library cards
• Doublewide Kings sell out The Alcazar
• Magicians, acrobats and jokesters: Canalino, CFS kids show off at Talent Show
• County supervisors make history with a mandate for clean-air technology in all cannabis greenhouses
• Community supports CCP with $91k in donations
• Council adjusts city budget after mid-year report
• Lions Club presents donations to local orgs
• Morning Rotary honors six Jack’s Bistro employees
• CUSD expenditures, funding increase
• CMS student heads to statewide spelling bee
• The nuts and bolts of cannabis odor control: Three county supervisors listen to Carpinteria residents at their hometown city hall
• Going green for Carpinteria kids
• Fingerpainting the classics
• All invited to National Vietnam War Veterans Day ceremony
• Cottage, AgeWell team up for A Matter of Balance initiative
• Island Breeze property owners are bankrupt, court records show
• As Carpinteria Baptist Church hits 60 years, new pastor reflects on changes
• Burns, Bates tackle Rincon in speaker series

SpotCrime SB

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KEYT + KKFX + KCOY

• Dancing With The Stars’ Ezra Sosa previews LIVE Show at the Arlington Theatre
• Head Start at risk of elimination after 58 years serving toddlers and children in low-income families
• Electric vehicle demonstration held in Santa Maria showcases zero-emission trucks and buses
• SB Humane shares the Importance of Microchipping with your Morning News
• Avery Leck leads San Marcos to track and field sweep over rivals DP and SB
• Free Narcan Distributed in Isla Vista Ahead of Deltopia Weekend
• Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Spark Mixed Reactions in Santa Barbara
• Trump Announces Sweeping Tariffs, Economist Warns of Consumer Impact Within Six Months

KSBY

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• Templeton students receive donation for garden boxes
• Upcoming Paso Robles theatre company play to benefit the homeless
• Federal funding aims to help improve election security in San Luis Obispo County
• Longtime San Luis Obispo sandwich shop closes
• San Luis Obispo store owners turn to social media to stop serial shoplifters
• From Art in the Park to Children's Day in the Plaza. Here are 6 things to do this weekend
• SLO County recognizes Crime Victims' Rights Awareness Month with community event

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• Morning Minute: From AI in classrooms to tariffs on cars
• Local economists, dealerships react to President Trump's 25% foreign car tariffs
• 'They belong here': Santa Maria event celebrates World Autism Acceptance Day
• New market opens in San Luis Obispo offering 'higher quality' meats, seafood
• PG&E begins drone inspections in Central Coast neighborhoods
• How AI is being used in the classroom at Cold Spring Elementary
• Event shows Cabrillo High students the devastating impact of drunk driving
• Mountain lion seen roaming through Morro Bay mobile home park
• New Clean Air Express route offers free bus rides in April
• Isla Vista beach closures due to concerns over 'Deltopia'
• Pre-sale tickets now on sale for the Santa Maria Valley Strawberry Festival
• Morning Minute: Teacher housing, Deltopia scams & busy beavers
• Atascadero Unified School District approves Tom Bennett as new superintendent
• Sub.Sessions donated a portion of proceeds from their event celebrating Women's History Month to a non-profit
• County supervisors vote to spend $200M in renovations at county jail
• Employee housing options being explored for teachers, staff in San Luis Obispo Co.
• Beavers helping the Central Coast against drought, wildfires and flooding
• Scam warning ahead of 'Deltopia' weekend in Isla Vista
• Santa Maria residents can be financially rewarded for saving water
• Power outage impacting hundreds of people in Nipomo
• Grover Beach residents displaced due to structure fire
• Lillian Larsen Elementary students receive books donated by viewers
• Goleta Valley Library to close for relocation
• Orcutt coffee shop, bakery to reopen under new ownership
• Morning Minute: Book fair, launch times, and housing debate
• Arrest made after man stabbed in neck with pen in Santa Barbara, police say
• Paso Robles couple says city streets caused tire damage
• Proposed SLO housing development seeks further approvals from city, residents
• Scheduled siren tests in Diablo Canyon emergency zone
• Atascadero's Charles Paddock Zoo earns Association of Zoos and Aquariums Accreditation
• Newly-formed committee hoping to preserve former Morro Elementary site
• UPDATE: SpaceX pushes back launch to Thursday from Vandenberg SFB
• Man who flew drone over Vandenberg Space Force Base sentenced
• Morning Minute: Top stories from Daybreak

TVSB

• A Journey with Rick Steves Celebrated TV Santa Barbara’s 50th Year of Broadcasting
• Rick Steves, travel guru and radio/ television host, sits down for a Q&A with Erik Davis of TVSB.
• Santa Barbara Walking Tours
• The Creative Community 2.0: Owners Jen Lemberger & Greg Feitt of Chaucer's Books
• Dr. Victor Rios has recently debuted his video podcast, Sueños To Success, in collaboration TVSB.
• Carey Bradshaw, Executive Director of Therapy of Dogs Santa Barbara, joins The 805 Focus!
• Veronica Cubillo, Director of Programs with Domestic Violence Solutions, joins The 805 Focus!
• Chris Goldblatt, Founder/CEO of The Fish Reef Project, joins The 805 Focus!

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• The Creative Community: Editor in Chief, Independent, Marianne Partridge and Host David Starkey.
• Linda Keifer, Project Leader with The Horse Project, joins The 805 Focus!
• Janice Levasheff, President of The Santa Barbara Audubon Society joins The 805 Focus!
• Kerri Murray, President of ShelterBox USA, joins The 805 Focus!
• Lauren Trujillo, Director of The Santa Barbara Public Library Foundation, joins The 805 Focus!
• Krystle Sieghart, Executive Director of Healing Justice Santa Barbara, joins the 805 Focus!
• Cara Austine-Rademaker, Director of the Couture Pattern Museum, joins The 805 Focus!

KCLU

• Seen and heard: Santa Barbara's community celebration for Transgender Day of Visibility
• Natural ocean toxins affecting some seabirds, sea lions on the Central and South Coasts
• Search for missing teen leads LAPD detectives to body in Ventura County
• Santa Barbara congressman reintroduces bill to try to reduce wildfire risk on federal land
• Sacrifices honored: New exhibition salutes Ventura County residents who served and died in Vietnam
• The ball comes to school! Cinderella ballet performs for elementary students

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• The final roundup: Santa Barbara's Old Spanish Days rodeo is ending
• LA County man facing charges that he fraudulently posed as a doctor in Ventura County
• Unemployment dips on Central, South Coasts
• Some of the best LEGO brick builders are taking center stage on the Central Coast
• Another key step underway towards completion of Highway 101 wildlife crossing in the Conejo Valley
• One dead following collision involving Metrolink train, vehicle in Ventura County

KCBX

• City orders Bang the Drum brewery to vacate, owner pushes back
• Santa Maria City Council to review proposed battery facility regulations
• Local nonprofit fights against forced labor in global rug industry with fair trade partnership
• Santa Barbara residents asked to complete national water survey
• City of Pismo Beach pursues millions in funding for major water recycling project
• SLO County to declare upcoming St. Fratty’s Day celebration a “mass casualty incident”

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• Dignity Health donates more than $450,000 to Central Coast nonprofits
• Cal Poly student company teams with university to help reduce single-use plastics
• Cal Poly cuts swim and dive teams due to budget shortfall, university says
• SLO makes changes to Downtown parking structures

KCRW

The Daily Nexus

• State agencies and prominent community members discuss Sable at town hall
• Suspect in Isla Vista shooting, robberies pleads not guilty to seven felony charges
• UCSB freshman dies from injuries following balcony fall, family confirms
• IVCSD purchases $50,000 of Co-op memberships for community members
• Suspect in Isla Vista bike path shooting arrested in Concord
• Senate discusses housing, Deltopia, Spring Election
• Local first-generation middle, high school students learn about S.T.E.M. careers on MESA Day
• Woman injured in Isla Vista shooting, suspect still at large

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• Community comes together to “beautify” Isla Vista through Community Care Project
• Oliver Rosales discusses new book at Sal Castro Memorial Lecture event

KCSB

• AS Senate Recap – 3/31/25
• AS Senate Recap – 3/5/25
• The Implementation of Prop. 36 in Santa Barbara County
• AS Senate Recap – 2/26/25
• AFSCME 3299 and UPTE Go On Strike
• AS Senate Recap – 2/19/25
• KCSB’s SBIFF Recap 2025
• AS Senate Proposes Constitutional Amendments in Winter Special Election

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• Trump Threatens Department of Education Closure
• AS Senate Recap – 2/5/25

The Channels

• Flag raising ceremony honors César’s Chávez’s legacy
• Student Equity Plan for 2025-2028 seeks input from students
• Board faces urgent disparities in student success, seeks student input
• Elizabeth Imhof is elected as Academic Senate President
• Two administrators honored for their contributions to City College
• Cliff Drive construction is set to occur next to City College in 2027
• Resources and precautions for City College students ahead of Deltopia
• City College achieves highest productivity in a decade

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• City College students gather after hours for lunar eclipse watch party

Newsmakers

• Reminder to Our Readers: We've Moved Our Base of Operations - Make Sure You Don't Miss a Single Post
• Happy (Let Us Pray) New Year: New Look, New Name and a New Decade for Newsmakers
• It's Newsmakers' New Year's Rockin' Eve: Randy, Meagan (+1) and SB Media All-Stars Pore Over 2024 - and Forecast 2025
• Calbuzz Classic: All Best Wishes for the Holidays, with Aid and Comfort from Dylan Thomas - and an Old Friend
• Gregg on Trump Fears: "Washington Is Not Going to Control Decisions We Make in California"; Pipeline Shocker
• Standing Up to Trump: Monique Says "We're Prepared" as Legislature Eyes Legal War over White House Attacks

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• Top Eco-Lawyer Linda Krop: Bid by Low-Profile Texas Oil Firm to Reopen Notorious Pipeline Augurs "A Huge Step Backwards"
• Standing Up to Trump: Laura Capps Leads Off Our New Series, as Local Leaders Gird for Looming Threats and Perils
• A Classic Ode to the Holiday, with All Best Wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving from the Turkeys at Newsmakers
• California Faces $300 Million Federal Cut for Women's Health Services Under Drumpf's Project 2025 Plan
• From Nixon to Reagan, Famed Strategist Ken Khachigian Tells Insider's Tale of Historic Political Era (Trump-Free Zone)
• The Mainstream Media Spent 10 Years Normalizing Trump -- Now They're Sane-Washing His Deranged Cabinet Picks
• The Coming War Over Health Care: California vs. Trump Fights Loom Over Coverage, Premiums, Abortions
• Pivot Point for Pot: Led by Mike Cooney, County Planners Reject Island Breeze Cannabis Project - A First!
• How Wendy Won the Eastside; Game, Set Match for H,I,P; Inside Caruso's Cakewalk to Approval; Coping with Trump II
• Short, Brutish and Cruel: Five Takeaways from Tuesday's Historic Election (Last Time We'll Get to Vote for President?)
• "We Must Decide: What Kind of Nation Are We Going to Be?"
• One Day to Go: Amid Trump Meltdowns, Shock Poll Shows Women Voters Breaking Huge for Harris
• Press Watch: In Dealing with Election Disinformation, Mainstream Media Face an Unprecedented Journalistic Challenge
• SBCC Shocker: How "The Channels" Broke the Story of Banned Sports Recruiting Scheme; Final Hot Takes on Local Elxns

Montecito Journal

• Top Ten Best Unexpected Finds
• Westmont Offers Grants for Climate Projects
• Champions Abound at Classic
• This All Started with Reagan?
• Wartime Love, Mystery, and Popstars in Spring
• Up, Up and Away… to Yountville, California
• Crime in the Cito: Sheriff’s Blotter 93108
• Passover Seder at Chabad of Montecito

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• Stroke on the Water: Mike, Linda, and Ka Nai’a Outrigger’s Unsung Legacy
• Cannabis Odor Abatement Plan Officially Adopted by County

The Ojai Valley News

• April arrives cool, windy and a bit rainy
• UPDATE: Nordhoff ’08 grad Chad Gibson mourned after March 26 motorcycle crash
• April showers forecast in weather whiplash
• Ojai Valley Coalition for Democracy aims to mend political fences
• Rotary Club of Ojai West awards $51K to 25 Ojai nonprofits
• Record heat possible in Ojai to start the week
• Spring into hot weather
• UPDATE: Community invited to attend March 29 services for firefighter Tommy Minadeo

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• Dig into Scout Troop 504 pancakes
• Heavy rain, low snow, waterspouts accompany ‘powerful’ storm
• Organics recycling facility celebrates grand opening with community leaders
• Driver arrested after head-on crash in Meiners Oaks
• Rain to follow sunny weekend
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested in death of M.O. woman involving knife
• Ojai Women’s Fund plans to finance 10 grants for 10th anniversary
• Congresswoman invites V.C. Fire Chief Gardner to Joint Address to Congress on March 4
• A third, stronger storm ramping up for midweek
• Netflix series ‘Beef’ with A-list actors films in downtown Ojai
• Storm trio on tap for six days
• Team Halverson named parade grand marshals
• Emergency personnel respond to traffic crash at 10239 Ojai Road in Upper Ojai
• Above-normal temperatures expected this week, then a chance of rain
• Sneak peek at spring forecast
• UPDATE: Cause of Mira Monte rollover released
• Mira Monte rollover crash sends 1 to hospital

Santa Maria Sun

• Los Padres Forest Association projects stalled amid federal staff cuts
• Man who flew drone over Vandenberg pleads guilty to breaking federal law
• Santa Barbara County Animal Services launches livestock registry to help with wildfire evacuations
• CenCal Health works to expand healthcare services for local residents through partnerships and implementation of CalAIM
• Planning Commission punts Richards Ranch decision to Board of Supervisors
• Santa Maria Planning Commission pushes ‘de facto moratorium’ on BESS projects forward
• Students at four Santa Maria-Bonita schools finally get their playgrounds
• Santa Barbara County tightens cannabis odor rules with threshold and filtration mandates

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• Santa Maria mayoral candidate files small claims suit over a critic’s letter to the editor
• Santa Ynez residents sue Solvang over Wildwood development
• Cal Poly commits to three new bachelor’s programs at Hancock College’s Santa Maria campus
• Santa Barbara County isn’t sure how to proceed with oil pipeline permit transfer request after deadlocked supervisors’ vote
• Lompoc moves to ban homeless encampments, keeping personal belongings on public property
• LAFCO supports water connection between Santa Maria and Bonita Elementary School
• North County supervisors say renewable projects should get same treatment as oil and gas
• With no more repairs on the horizon for Colson Canyon Road, it remains closed to non-residents
• Santa Barbara County forms task force to address illegal street vendors
• Solvang seeks input on design standards amid housing mandates
• Santa Barbara County supervisors increase salaries 48 percent, push back on Andy Caldwell
• Santa Maria Regional Transit makes efforts to grow with community needs
• Nipomo residents express concerns about battery energy storage plant safety
• Environmentalists question Sable’s ability to handle an oil pipeline disaster
• Santa Maria students marched toward City Hall to protest immigration enforcement tactics
• Santa Maria solidifies coordination efforts with counties, Caltrans to strengthen homelessness response in riverbed
• Protesters rally against Trump at Santa Maria City Hall during nationwide President’s Day demonstrations

San Luis Obispo New Times

• Paso Robles school board approves $6.4 million in renovations for Georgia Brown Dual Immersion School
• Cambrian skaters are frustrated with the CSD after it considered moving the skate park’s proposed location
• SLO's Sunny Acres could become a health campus by Restorative Partners and Homekey+ funds
• Broadstone Village proposal spells annexation and Bob Jones Trail extension
• Atascadero school board announces Tom Bennett as new superintendent after rescinding its consideration of E.J. Rossi
• SLO County kids learn life skills by playing chess with the Sandcastle Chess Club
• New Grover Beach detective position leads to another human trafficking arrest
• Super shuffle: Controversy surrounding the Atascadero school district's superintendent pick pushed its board to reconsider

Ventura County Reporter

• Hillside Haven: Mariano Rancho renamed Ventura Hills Nature Preserve
• In Brief: Week of 4/3/2025
• Feds Halt Food Shipments: Food Share pivots to keep local food banks supplied as need grows
• In Brief: Week of 3/27/2025
• Moto cop for Ojai: City votes 3-2 to to deploy FT motorcycle officer to address rise in traffic collisions, injuries
• VPD looking for Explorers: Applications are now open for the teen law enforcement program
• One casualty in Ventura Inn fire: Resident dies in March 23 blaze at historic downtown building
• In Brief: Week of 3/20/2025

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• ‘The coming storm’: Environmental advocate details concerning developments in D.C.
• VCFD honors firefighter: Simi Valley fire engineer passed away from job-related cancer
• Groundbreaking at Marina Park: Park to feature new equipment, benches, rubberized surfacing
• ‘Daily danger and squalor’: Officials deem Port Hueneme’s Surfside Motel uninhabitable
• Kaiser awards $315K: Grants support 15 local nonprofits
• In Brief: Week of 3/13/2025
• ‘Prolonged period of economic weakness’: VC economy rocked by inflation, population decline, housing market
• Settlement for Grimes Canyon Creek contamination: Company agrees to pay $29K+ for unlawful disposal of petroleum product in 2022
• In Brief: Week of 3/6/2025
• Main Street Moves ground painting: Ventura City Council approves closing downtown streets to vehicles in 5-2 vote
• Mountain lion in Camarillo: Big cat captured, safely returned to wilderness area
• Children’s museum underway: kidSTREAM officially breaks ground in Camarillo
• Legislation takes aim at ‘puppy mill pipeline’: Three-bill package addresses loopholes in CA pet sales ban
• VC hosts endangered fish: Steelhead impacted by wildfire find temporary refuge at Fillmore hatchery
• Washington School passes state hurdle: Historical commission nominates Ventura building for designation
• PACC management to be decided: Conflicts between city, OPAC, SVV complicate operation agreement
• Local leaders respond to ICE operations: Brownley, law enforcement officials issue statements; immigration office remains silent
• Right at home: Burrowing owl rehabbed in Ojai released on nature preserve
• After School Satan Club to open in Ojai: Topa Topa Elementary-based program prompts religious freedom discussion
• Rain brings relief to firefighters: Cause of multiple SoCal blazes still under investigation
• Main Street Moves nears approval: Superior Court tentative decision supports keeping streets closed in Downtown Ventura
• Prison sentence for Camarillo crime spree: Lancaster man gets 12 years for armed robbery, cyclist death
• Social Security Fairness Act signed Jan. 5: Carbajal praises law restoring full benefits to public servants
• VC responders fight Palisades, other fires: Local blazes quickly put down, but wind wreaks havoc on orchards
• Castel named VC health officer: TB controller assumes new role Jan. 20
• King tide event Jan. 13: Talks, education to be offered at Ventura Promenade
• Kaiser Permanente donates aid for farmworkers: $95k will fund recovery related to Mountain Fire
• Development dissent: Livable Ventura opposes Park Plaza project
• Holly jolly honor: Local Santa Claus named to hall of fame
• 2024 News in Review
• Threatened status proposed for monarchs: Population decline prompts USFWS to consider listing butterfly under ESA
• Piru marina renovated: New facility will improve visitor amenities, with more in the works
• CSUCI alum stars in biopic: ‘Jenni’ tells the story of banda superstar Jenni Rivera
• Former congressional candidate charged with perjury: Bruce Boyer accused of fictitious voter registration
• Inmate death ruled homicide: Cold-case murder defendant dies following alleged assaults
• Reyes Peak ruling upheld: Environmental groups lose appeal over forest-thinning project on Pine Mountain
• Answering the call: Local ambulance crews find satisfaction in national disaster relief
• Paid parking coming to harbor: $1/hr weekend parking fees to begin by May 2025
• Sweet dreams: Conejo Players Theatre presents ‘The Pajama Game’
• Air Station Ventura: U.S. Coast Guard site officially commissioned in Nov. 13 ceremony
• VC ELECTION 2024 - Election Results: What we know so far, at local, state and federal levels
• Building blitz: 20 playhouses built for military families through Habitat for Humanity

WORD Isla Vista

• 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

• SLO County Bike Kitchen offers DIY bike Repair and community service
• University provost steps away to assist in Cal Maritime integration 
• Cal Poly secures third consecutive Up and Up win, bringing Sidepiece to SLO
• ODIN: The Cal Poly startup aiming to change concussion detection in sports
• Concerts in the Plaza returns to downtown San Luis Obispo
• ‘I think my Uber took advantage of me’: Two Cal Poly students testify in assault case against ex-Cal Poly custodian
• What you need to know about St. Patrick’s Day 2025
• Mr. Turtle brings sustainable soap refill station to PCV market

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• Cal Poly appoints Kate Murphy as dean of the College of Liberal Arts
• ‘I defy him’: Local community gathers in opposition to DOGE and President Trump