Local Santa Barbara environmentalists got word that Ryan Zinke, President Trump's Secretary of the Interior, would be visiting Santa Barbara and they responded with a protest. Here's more on the story.

Details are just now emerging about a violent attack that occurred in Isla Vista last Sunday, April 9, at Estero Park.

KCSB's Hector Sanchez Castaneda has the latest from the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office, and speaks with Ethan Bertrand, president and board member of the Isla Vista Community Services District about the apparent attack, and why it's important that the community be informed.

As the fertility sector is taking on new, preventive forms, women can now predict if they are at a higher infertility risk and make plans about their reproductive future. KCSB's Nkechi Ikem spoke with Dr. Daniel Rychlik, the managing fertility specialist who runs the Santa Barbara office of the Southern Californian Reproductive Center, (SCRC). Dr. Rychlik explains how fertility medicine is changing.

In this segment, an infertility patient known as "Liz," who details her own experience with infertility and why she chose to freeze her eggs at the age of 39. This is part two of the KSCB interview.

As the fertility sector is taking on new, preventive forms, women can now predict if they are at a higher infertility risk and make plans about their reproductive futuree.

KCSB's Nkechi Ikem spoke with Dr. Daniel Rychlik, the managing fertility specialist who runs the Santa Barbara office of the Southern Californian Reproductive Center, (SCRC). Dr. Rychlik explains how fertility medicine is changing. This is part one of the KCSB interview.

Lt. Mark Signa with the UC Police Department hosts this episode. He recaps what happened at this year's Deltopia street party, which was nearly twice as big as last year.

Then, UCPD Corporal Matt Stern joins Lt. Signa to talk bikes in Isla Vista, how most riders don't obey traffic rules and what's being done to try to change that.

Lt. Mark Signa with the UC Police Department hosts this episode. He recaps what happened at this year's Deltopia street party, which was nearly twice as big as last year.

Then, UCPD Corporal Matt Stern joins Lt. Signa to talk bikes in Isla Vista, how most riders don't obey traffic rules and what's being done to try to change that.

For many students & residents, catching the MTD bus is a big part of the Isla Vista experience. The SBCC-IV express is among the MTD's most popular lines. This summer, the MTD is going to make some changes to improve service, and they want to hear from you! Hillary Blackerby with the MTD joins KCSB's Lisa Osborn to share how you can provide input.

Plus, April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month at UCSB. Psychologist Dr. Kali Lantrip, with CAPS at UCSB talks about options for being safe, and how to know if you are in an abusive relationship.

For many students & residents, catching the MTD bus is a big part of the Isla Vista experience. The SBCC-IV express is among the MTD's most popular lines. This summer, the MTD is going to make some changes to improve service, and they want to hear from you! Hillary Blackerby with the MTD joins KCSB's Lisa Osborn to share how you can provide input.

Plus, April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month at UCSB. Psychologist Dr. Kali Lantrip, with CAPS at UCSB talks about options for being safe, and how to know if you are in an abusive relationship.

President Trump recently signed an executive order that reverses the environmental initiatives former President Obama mandated under the Clean Power Plan. Alice Kaswan, Professor at the University San Francisco School of Law, argues this may not be as detrimental as we thought. KCSB's Kendra Lee spoke to Alice Kaswan to find out more.

A single-payer health bill is starting its journey through the California State Senate. The bill, SB562, is called the Healthy California Act. KCSB's Harry Lawton spoke with one of the co-authors of the bill, Senator Toni Atkins of San Diego, to find out more.