Eunice Foote was the one who discovered the connection between global warming and carbon dioxide. Even though her works were not recognized during her time, UCSB decided to honor her works by putting her display in the UCSB ocean gallery. Multiple women, including some UCSB faculty members found her inspirational. KCSB’s Isaac Tung has the story.

Recent announcements by the Trump administration would open almost 2 million

acres of public land in California to fossil fuel drilling, including fracking. KCSB’s

Ray Briare looks at the latest developments.

The US Supreme Court is showing favor towards Trump’s bid on rescinding a program vital to immigrants. KCSB’s Danielle Smith shares the latest on the hearing, including responses to Trump’s move.

KCSB’s Riley Esguerra sat down with union representatives to find out more about what they are asking for….

TedX is coming to Santa Barbara on Saturday, November 16th. What IS TedX and what's the difference between this and other TED events? KCSB's Jonathan Ya spoke with TedX Santa Barbara organizer, Mark Sylvester, to find out what it's all about - and how to attend the event at the New VIC Theater this weekend.

The University of California has come under fire for the use of standardized test which has shown to discriminate against African American, Latinx, and low income students. As Compton Unified School District threatens suit over its use.

UCSB recently became a Platinum Level Friendly Bike University as awarded by the League of American Bicyclists. KCSB, Isaac Tung spoke with, Ken Hiltner who wrote articles and literature related to ecosystem explains on the benefits of biking compared to driving.

US Game Company Blizzard known for Hearthstone and World of Warcraft, Faces Backlash Amidst Hong Kong Protests. Players and Employees Walk Out Over Criticism Alleging the company is censoring its playerbase. KCSB's Sarah Hamidi has the story.

What began as the university fraternity’s “Big Brother Night” eventually descended into tragedy following the death of 18 year old UCI student Noah Domingo.

Candidates for two Santa Barbara city council seats are awaiting the results of this week’s elections. They might not know until next week - since ballots are being counted in Los Angeles. KCSB’s Jason Camacho spoke with Jerry Roberts, host of Newsmakers TV, to get some background - and an update - on how things are going.