SBC Residents Demand Police End Cooperation With I.C.E. During Annual T.R.U.T.H. Act Forum
Sheriff Brown emphasized during the forum that the prison release dates were public in accordance with state law.
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Sheriff Brown emphasized during the forum that the prison release dates were public in accordance with state law.
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Deputy Schroeder can be found at the foot patrol station, located on 6504 Trigo Road in I.V.
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Young was not an SBCC student at the time but had previously taken classes in 2017.
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The district hopes this move will reflect its efforts to support climate change solutions.
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UC Santa Barbara alumnus J.D. Slajchert explains his motivations for donating 100 percent of his book's revenue to those affected by the California fires.
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This includes all kinds of romaine lettuce, such as romaine hearts, heads, boxes of pre-cut lettuce and salad mixes.
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This hot foods exception applies to 14 California counties, including Santa Barbara.
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A student must first provide documentation that all other options have been exhausted in order to qualify.
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There is approximately $16,800 in allocations for the year to compensate directors for their time.
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The Nexus compiled information about several winners and passing measures from Tuesday's midterm election.
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The Nexus will be updating this page with live results from the California Midterm Election and the Santa Barbara County election.
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In addition to creating spaces for students to discuss and learn more about politics, both organizations have been canvassing for candidates aligned with their respective views.
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SCE is now awaiting permission from CAL FIRE to further its investigation into the causes of the Thomas Fire.
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UCSB students also make up significant portions of ridership on several other lines, particularly during the academic year.
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In an effort to deter the unmanageable crowds that accompanied Halloween festivities in I.V. prior to 2014, UCSB runs an annual advertising campaign that encourages Halloween celebrants to “keep it ...
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