Iran’s leadership structure and nuclear program are in flux in the wake of this week's direct military confrontation with the United States and Israel. To break down the implications of these developments, KCSB’s Emerson Good spoke with UC Santa Barbara Professor Juan Campo who specializes in Iran and Religious Studies.

Tariffs are a hot topic in the news and one of the US president’s favorite buzzwords. Most people know what tariffs are, but few know the effects that they actually have on our wallets. A UCSB freshman is breaking it all down on his newsletter and social media accounts. James O'Neil speaks with KCSB News reporter Charlie Lapetina about his project. Plus, AS-UCSB legal advisor Robin Unander offers insights for students leasing housing in Isla Vista. Robin speaks with KCSB News rreporter Malia Guy in this segment of "From Where I Sit.

The start of the next school year is months away, but students who plan to return to IV this fall are already in search of their next home. AS-UCSB Legal Advisor Robin Unander speaks with KCSB News Reporter Malia Guy, sharing important information for student tenants who rent in Isla Vista.

A group of nonprofit organizations are suing the Trump administration. They argue that federal law was violated when a pride flag was removed from the Stonewall National Monument. KCSB’s Nicolás Brown-Corrada has more.

KCSB’s Ruby Rai speaks with filmmaker and UCSB lecturer Wendy Eley Jackson about the documentary The Other Roe, alongside executive producer Dolia Hames Robinson, daughter of attorney Margie Pitts Hames, who argued the landmark Supreme Court case Doe v. Bolton.

California Democrats gathered in San Francisco last weekend hoping to find consensus on who should replace Governor Gavin Newsom. They left without a sole candidate leading the race. Nine candidates are still vying for the party's nomination, and after a marathon convention of speeches and delegate votes, no single frontrunner has emerged. KCSB’s Manny Rodriguez has the story.

KCSB's Annabelle Hurst brings us the latest news in social justice and activism.

KCSB's Devon Szalva brings us the latest news from around the world.

UCSB students have a resource on campus to help manage stressors and conflict that arises, providing support for anything from interpersonal issues to academic concerns in the classroom. KCSB’s Tatiana Jacquez sat down with Lana Smith-Hale from UCSB’s Ombudsman Office to learn more about the resources they provide.

KCSB's Jose Vidaurri dives into consumption stigma: the concept of seeking to avoid being judged for purchasing a cheaper alternative versus a name brand.