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health & science news September 22, 2023

Adderall Prescription Practices Could Change Following End of Public Health Emergency

On November 11, the limit for online prescriptions of Adderall will resume. Clarissa Hom with KCSB News has the story.

Cuyama Valley Residents Fight for Water Rights

In the Cuyama Valley, Grimmway and Bolthouse Farms have sued landowners for their right to groundwater. As a result, a "Save the Cuyama Basin" movement sprouted up in the valley, and locals are being encouraged to boycott carrots produced by the two farms.…

current affairs national & international culture life news August 25, 2023

First Amendment Attorney Speaks on Kansas Newspaper Raid in Conversation With KCSB News

On August 11, 2023, the police force in Marion County, Kansas, raided the Marion County Record on grounds some now consider shaky -- even unconstitutional. To explore why this has become central in the discussion of freedom of the press, KCSB’s Zoha Malik…

current affairs national & international culture life news August 25, 2023

Performing at Pride: An Interview With Nicole Sophia

As Santa Barbara's Pacific Pride Festival is coming up on August 26, 2023, KCSB's Joyce Chi spoke with one of the artists, Nicole Sophia performing. Sophia spoke on what it to be playing at Pride as a queer artist, and also performed her…

current affairs health & science life news ucsb August 22, 2023

What it’s Like to be Chronically Ill in Santa Barbara

Recovering from the pandemic looks different for those suffering from chronic illnesses like long COVID and ME/CFS. Federal data says that as many as 23 million Americans developed long COVID at some point during the pandemic, while 2.5 million Americans live with ME/CFS…

news August 8, 2022

A World Post Roe

In a 6-3 decision on June 24, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the half-century old ruling protecting the federal right to abortion. See KCSB's coverage below. KCSB News · Why A Local Surgeon Is Calling For A Women's Health Task Force KCSB News…

blog featured news August 5, 2022

Aidan and Ryan’s Hard Summer Recap

Last Weekend, KCSB's own Aidan Manousos and Ryan Miller travelled to San Bernardino for Hard Summer, an annual dance and electronic music festival put on my Insomniac Events. With excitement and open ears they saw several familiar and unfamiliar artists play throughout the…

current affairs national & international news central coast July 8, 2022

Hundreds Gather in Santa Barbara to Protest Overturn of Roe v. Wade

Hundreds gathered outside the Santa Barbara Courthouse on Friday, June 24 to protest the Supreme Court's overturn of Roe v. Wade. KCSB's Ashley Rusch takes you through the crowd. Photo Credit: Daniel Huecias Music Credit: Reflectors by Blue Dot Sessions Follow KCSB News on SoundCloud and…

news isla vista ucsb June 18, 2022

Inside IV: Munger Hall Campus – Community Forum

Happening June 1: “Munger Hall: Student and Public Response Panels." Organizers say this event, at UCSB's Campbell Hall, will provide an opportunity for diverse stakeholders to participate in a forum on the controversial proposed University of California Santa Barbara’s (UCSB) Munger Hall student…

news isla vista ucsb June 8, 2022

Inside IV: CHAMP on Proposed Munger Hall

Campus Housing Alternatives to Munger Hall, Please (CHAMP), a new coalition, recently united with several UCSB orgs and others who are concerned about UC Santa Barbara's plans to build 'the world's largest dormitory' at UCSB. KCSB's Dick Flacks spoke with UCSB alumna Deb…

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