Santa Barbara Martin Luther King Jr. Committee holds annual MLK Day program
The event concluded MLKSB's program schedule, which began on Jan. 12 with a silent march at UCSB
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The event concluded MLKSB's program schedule, which began on Jan. 12 with a silent march at UCSB
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Both suspects are being held at the Santa Barbara Main Jail on a $20,000 bail.
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The suspects in both instances were not known to the victims and are not believed to be affiliated with campus, according to the timely warning.
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The march kickstarted the Martin Luther King Jr. Committee of Santa Barbara’s schedule of programming leading up to the observed holiday on Jan. 16.
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Newsom expressed gratitude for community members in Santa Barbara and elsewhere who were helping one another and working to move through challenging storm conditions.
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The Wednesday meeting was the first time A.S. Senate convened in three months.
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The ongoing winter storm impacted the Central Coast region with evacuation and protective orders, as well as multiple calls for water rescue and road closures.
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National Weather Service issued a countywide flash flood warning for Santa Barbara, effective until 12:00 a.m. PST due to “dangerous and life-threatening” travel conditions.
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Academic Senate Divisional Chair Susannah Scott confirmed in a statement to the Nexus that UC Santa Barbara classes are canceled today and tomorrow.
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The incident occurred in light of the high surf advisory issued for the southwestern and southeastern Santa Barbara County coast, effective from 1:27 a.m. today to 6 a.m. tomorrow.
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The evacuation order will continue until it is deemed safe by the county for civilians to return home.
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Members of United Auto Workers 2865 and Student Researchers United voted to ratify new contracts for academic student employees and graduate student researchers.
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The panel listed a slew of concerns related to health and safety, psychological distress, unnecessary energy consumption, an unworkable lack of parking and a “prison-like design.”
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All three cases were dismissed without prejudice, meaning the orders can be re-filed if further evidence is presented.
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The approved contracts included multi-year pay increases, transit benefits, improved job security and increased paid family leave.
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