KCSB celebrates 60 years on the air! Here is part two of KCSB's Lekha Sapers' interview with Bill Harrison, who founded KCSB in his dorm room at UCSB in 1962. It's part of our KCSB 60th Anniversary Alumni Reunion celebration.

KCSB's former student general manager Cyrus Godfrey recalls how he responded when the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office called for the station to stop operating during the Isla Vista student uprising of 1970.

And, part one of KCSB's Lekha Sapers' interview with Bill Harrison, who founded KCSB in his dorm room at UCSB in 1962. It's part of our KCSB 60th Anniversary Alumni Reunion celebration.

The Santa Barbara City Council has voted to form a committee to study the feasibility of rent stabilization to address rising rents and the displacement of renters. KCSB’s Robert Stark speaks with housing policy advocate, Frank Rodriguez, with CAUSE – Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy – about renters being displaced due to rent hikes in Santa Barbara and the need for rent control. On the other side of the debate, he's joined by UC Santa Barbara Economics Professor Peter Rupert, who explains why he does not think rent control is a good solution.

The Santa Barbara MTD has temporarily cut back on services. As KCSB’s Clarissa Rios explains, this decision was made due to a drop in available bus drivers.

For Earth Day on April 22, director of the MIT Media Lab’s Space Enabled Program Danielle Wood gave a lecture held at Campbell Hall. In her lecture, Wood discussed her background working for NASA and how her research aims to advance justice worldwide. KCSB’s Tim Guan has the story.

A swarm of genetically engineered mosquitoes might be released in California. KCSB’s Crystal Martinez has the story.

UC Santa Barbara’s most popular surfing spot is getting a much-needed makeover. KCSB’s Jennifer Zwigl has the story about the upcoming foliage restoration project.

The Super 8 Motel in Goleta has been purchased by Santa Barbara County. The county intends to turn the building into permanent housing for houseless individuals in the area. KCSB’s Frankie Newton reports on the purchase and project.

Elon Musk closed a 44 Billion Dollar Deal with Twitter 11 days after announcing interest in the social media platform’s role as a public forum. KCSB's Terrie Jeon has the story.

Bill Harrison founded KCSB (Navajo Radio) in his dorm room in 1962 when he was a student at UC Santa Barbara. Now, as KCSB FM celebrates 60 years on the air, KCSB's archives coordinator Lekha Sapers speaks with Harrison, to find out how he did it - and what he thinks of KCSB FM today.