With lines at grocery stores growing longer, some Santa Barbara locals have been heading to the harbor for a fresh and speedy way to get their seafood. One of the youngest vendors down at the harbor ...

The fear of robots taking over humanity has been a subject of science-fiction movies since the 1950s. In recent years, the developments made in artificial intelligence have made this once dystopian ...

Faculty and staff in the IDC building have expressed concerns with this newly-shared facility, asserting that these problems could’ve been resolved if there was communication from the administration ...

City College women’s swimming and diving team just ended another successful season. With 10 straight Western State Conference (WSC) championships and a state title in 2023, the Vaqueros have built a ...

At the beginning of the fall 2023 semester, City College’s Associated Student Government (ASG) gathered to discuss the use of EBT cards on campus. Now, a year later, EBT will now be accepted at all ...

The City College Board of Trustees election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8. There are four candidates on the ballot for area 1 and 5 while the remaining two candidates are running unopposed. The ...

The pursuit of higher education has transcended the traditional classroom. The City College summer 2024 study abroad opportunities allow students to seek first-hand immersive experiences in either ...

Gen Z is the first generation to grow up with social media and the last to experience life without it. It has become a significant aspect of many people’s daily lives, bringing both benefits and ...

Since SBCC’s recognition of becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution, many different programs have come out of this new title, including Raíces and the TAP program, helping students with their ...

The man, who was a UCSB graduate from 2023, who fell 50 feet off of the bluffs in Isla Vista and died due to his injuries on Saturday, April 20 has now been identified. Jacob William Aladar Parker, 23 ...

The Vaquero’s 2024 cross-country season was canceled since they did not have enough team members last season. Cross country had been a successful sport at City College for many years, with team ...

In the midst of a nationwide housing crisis, California has experienced some of its most dramatic effects in recent years. The cost of rent in Santa Barbara has seen an average increase of 66% in the ...