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The Carpinteria Salt Marsh — a portion of the remaining coastal wetlands in Santa Barbara County — has become a legal battleground over a proposed house at 501 Sand Point Road.

The house, elevated above an environmentally sensitive habitat area (ESHA) has been contested over environmental concerns. Friends of the Carpinteria Salt Marsh say construction will threate...


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A patient and physician discuss an MRI of the brain. (Photo courtesy of UC San Diego News)

Women are nearly twice as likely as men to develop Alzheimer’s disease, but scientists haven’t locked down what drives that disparity.

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Community members marched through Carpinteria streets on Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of the immigration raids at Glass House Farms cannabis facilities.

Activist organizations including Carpinteria Sin Fronteras, 805UndocuFund and SBResiste organized the protest.

“What we are seeing today is going to be written in the books of U.S. history,...


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The table is set for the walls to fall.

Elected officials stripped historic landmark protections from a deteriorated and vandalized majority of the shuttered Pea Soup Andersen’s restaurant late Thursday, clearing the way for its removal.

In a 5-0 vote, the Buellton City Council determined that only a third of the structure should remain—the tallest part n...


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California’s sand dunes are vanishing. Their disappearance could mean more floods and damage from storms in Santa Barbara.

Coastal sand dunes — mounds of sand along beaches formed by wind-blown sediment — play a crucial role in shielding coastal communities like Santa Barbara from coastal flooding.

Eroded sand dunes partially led to the massive floods t...


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