Thomas, who on June 10 graduated alongside 277 eager seniors, was selected by Cabrillo High School counselor Angie Diaz as a standout student for her perseverance and high academic achievements.
Hancock College may need an additional wing for all the hardware members of the Bulldog baseball team are picking up this spring.
When Shiloh Delgadillo hit a telephone pole while driving under the influence on June 5, the crash triggered a notification to the Department …
Valley Art Gallery is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose goals are to provide local artists with a venue to exhibit, provide education …
Santa Barbara County Counsel Michael Ghizzoni received a standing ovation from the Board of Supervisors and staff during Tuesday’s meeting, hi…
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The Lompoc Valley Christian Men's Ministry will sponsor its 19th annual Ultimate 3-Pointer summer basketball camp from July 5 to 8 at the Trin…
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Three Northern Santa Barbara County players earned First Team All-Channel League honors duri…
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Hancock College may need an additional wing for all the hardware members of the Bulldog baseball team are picking up this spring.
The Lompoc Valley Christian Men's Ministry will sponsor its 19th annual Ultimate 3-Pointer summer basketball camp from July 5 to 8 at the Trinity Church of the Nazarene gymnasium, located at 500 E. North Ave.
Three Northern Santa Barbara County players earned First Team All-Channel League honors during the spring baseball season.
From Southside Little League to Santa Maria High School and then Hancock College. Now local baseball star Trevor Garcia is ready for the next level.
In mid-August, the recent graduate will head to U.C. Berkley to study civil engineering after also being accepted to...
Commentary:Â California farmland can be put to work in ways that build climate resilience and benefit people and wildlife.
CalMatters Commentary -Â California faces a year-round threat of catastrophic wildfires. Two new studies suggest ways to deal with the peril.
GUEST COMMENTARYÂ Requiring vaccines is not just medically justified, it's morally and legally justified.
Today's editorial cartoon takes a look the Supreme Court's decision that the NCAA can’t limit education-related benefits — like computers and …
