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Comedian Laura Clery on forging her own path to success
NewsComedian Laura Clery talks about acting, hitting rock bottom, and making her funniest viral video
Students turn to food banks to minimize rising college costs
Central CoastOn the first Wednesday of each month, hundreds of students line up at Santa Barbara City College for free food. That’s a sign of how expensive college has gotten.
Fiddle festival honors Alonzo Janes and lineage of black musicians
Central CoastThis weekend, the 48th annual Santa Barbara Old-Time Fiddlers’ Festival features performances, jam sessions, workshops, and competitions at the Stow House in Goleta.
For National Coming Out Day, we stepped into history's closet
Health and WellnessThe West Coast's only archive dedicated to lesbian history is tucked away in an unsuspecting building in West Hollywood.
Chickenjoy and Yum Burgers: Jollibee expands to West Covina and beyond
Food and DrinkJollibee recently announced that West Covina will be the new home of its North American headquarters.
Tropical fish, microplastics and disappearing beaches: Climate change along the Central Coast
EnvironmentButterfly Beach in Montecito is popular among beachgoers. But 30 years from now, there won’t be much of it left to enjoy.
Immigration officials are using Google Translate to vet refugees
ImmigrationGoogle says its translation service can't replace human translators, but U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services tell officers it's the most efficient tool to vet refugees.
A Goleta school gets $16 million to hook young engineers
EducationThe Dos Pueblos Engineering Academy in Goleta recently received preliminary approval from the Santa Barbara Unified School District for a new $16 million addition.
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Jonathan Van Ness on sexual abuse and self-worth
NewsThe “Queer Eye” star opens up about being sexually abused at a young age, and how that trauma led to binging and purging, abusing drugs, and becoming a sex worker.
In ‘Living With Yourself,’ being cloned and being better
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