
Individuals are advised to stay out of the ocean at a minimum of 50 yards at beaches with a “warning” beach status.

The event concluded MLKSB’s program schedule, which began on Jan. 12 with a silent march at UCSB

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.

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.

The Wednesday meeting was the first time A.S. Senate convened in three months.

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.

Academic Senate Divisional Chair Susannah Scott confirmed in a statement to the Nexus that UC Santa Barbara classes are canceled today and tomorrow.

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.

The evacuation order will continue until it is deemed safe by the county for civilians to return home.