In Santa Barbara, Latinos Are Veering off College Path
Dismal college attendance rates reveal students not going to college.
Blanca Garcia
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Defending Santa Barbara’s Most Vulnerable
Santa Barbara’s Holistic Defense initiative is changing the way clients and courts interact.
Santa Barbara Continues Initiative for Complete Census Count
Earlier this month, President Trump conceded in his year-long fight to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census. At
Grandfather Gets Life in Prison for Child Molestation
Robert Charles Hawley, 84, was convicted of nine counts of child molestation and sexual assault committed on three of his granddaughters for decades.
Santa Barbara Joins National Movement to Close Detention Centers
Lights for Liberty Vigil draws crowd of 500.
Science Camp Not for Santa Barbara’s Disadvantaged
Three de facto segregated schools in the district were unable to send their 6th graders on a school trip this year.
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics Launches Fundraising Campaign
The Healthy People Healthy Communities Campaign aims to raise $20 million to build a state-of-the-art clinic on the city’s Westside.
Pini Evictions to Grow
At least 52 tenants will be evicted for overcrowding.
Grocery Union Holds Demonstration at Ralphs
At Tuesday’s protest, union members were hopeful contract disputes could be resolved and a strike avoided.
ICE Picks Up Two Santa Barbara Residents
Latino Communities on high alert as ICE picks up two Santa Barbara residents.