The United States is currently experiencing its worst outbreak of the measles virus in decades. KCSB’s Megan Stafford spoke with Dr. Ali Javanbacht of UCSB Student Health for more information about the symptoms of the virus, its spread, and how students can stay safe against it.

Isla Vista Youth Projects, which provides childcare and many other services to families in Isla Vista and the Goleta area, is the recipient of a $55,000 grant from the Women's Fund of Santa Barbara.

KCSB's Lisa Osborn speaks with IVYP executive director Lori Goodman to find out how IVYP will be using the funds, and the ways in which IVYP has been serving local residents of all ages for nearly 50 years.

Isla Vista Youth Projects, which provides childcare and many other services to families in Isla Vista and the Goleta area, is the recipient of a $55,000 grant from the Women's Fund of Santa Barbara.

KCSB's Lisa Osborn speaks with IVYP executive director Lori Goodman to find out how IVYP will be using the funds, and the ways in which IVYP has been serving local residents of all ages for nearly 50 years.

KCSB reporter Hayden Harris gives an update on the progress the city of Santa Barbara has made towards its 2020 climate goals, and what the city is doing that makes the most impact.

KCSB reporter Hayden Harris gives an update on the progress the city of Santa Barbara has made towards its 2020 climate goals, and what the city is doing that makes the most impact.

UC Santa Barbara has been recognized for educational excellence. KCSB’s Jessica Reincke has the story.

UC Santa Barbara has been recognized for educational excellence. KCSB’s Jessica Reincke has the story.

At the end of April, KCSB News profiled several sexual assault cases at UCSB that were overturned at the beginning of the 2018 2019 school year. While the three cases differed in their respective details, the university-determined ruling in each case was reversed in an appellate court, which found a lack in due process in the university’s handling of allegations. Now, KCSB reporter Lyndsey Tillinghast jumps into the history of university involvement in sexual assault cases, and the federal policy changes shaping the role of universities moving forward.

At the end of April, KCSB News profiled several sexual assault cases at UCSB that were overturned at the beginning of the 2018 2019 school year. While the three cases differed in their respective details, the university-determined ruling in each case was reversed in an appellate court, which found a lack in due process in the university’s handling of allegations. Now, KCSB reporter Lyndsey Tillinghast jumps into the history of university involvement in sexual assault cases, and the federal policy changes shaping the role of universities moving forward.

A recent study released by the University of California, Riverside shows that Juuling could be damaging your cells. KCSB reporter Lizzy Mau has more on the study’s findings.