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Caroline Feraday/KCLUWhat do frogs, porcupines, and snakes have in common? A newly reimagined exhibit at the Santa Barbara Zoo helps showcase its connection to having an essential role in maintaining the health of our planet. -
Caroline Feraday/KCLUWith a heat advisory across the region, outreach organizations are making sure that individuals who are experiencing homelessness are hydrated and able to stay cool.
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Dog reported to be okay. -
The shutdown happened at around 3 p.m. Friday near the 101 and Highway 154 interchange north of Buellton. It reopened just after 5 p.m. -
Prosecutors told KCLU they've seen a recent increase. It comes as a Ventura man pleaded guilty to hate crimes involving swastikas on public and private property. -
Twenty-four satellites were launched Friday morning from Vandenberg Space Force Base. -
Firefighters have kept the fire from growing for the last few days. -
Teams from around the world compete for $350,000 in prize money. -
Many cases are believed to have been caused by the latest COVID variant. The CDC reports that the Stratus variant became the predominant one in the U.S. this summer.
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