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The arch likely came down during a recent storm as large waves and winds battered the rock.

The pandemic has sparked a massive boost in pet adoptions, and now local veterinarians are trying to keep up with the demand for appointments.

In today's KCBX News Update: Santa Barbara County is offering free rapid COVID tests, and California has surpassed the five million COVID-19 case mark.

According to the California Restaurant Association, tipped employees garner the greatest financial gains when there's a minimum wage increase.

Scott Tuttle, general manager at the Poet Bioethanol plant in Macon, Missouri shares insights about the environmental benefits of biofuel production.

The local wine grape harvest, and Congresswoman Maxine Waters on her relationship with the NAACP.

Host Fred Munroe is joined by guests Sue Eisgauirre, Founder and Executive Director of NatureTrack and NatureTrack Film Festival, and two festival filmmakers, Michael Love, and Sarah Koenigsberg. They will discuss the goal of the upcoming NatureTrack Film Festival, the important work of the NatureTrack Foundation, and what is in store for film festival attendees.

Visually chronicling the XXXII Olympiad and aftermath of the Tōhoku tsunami

SLO Rep, formerly the SLO Little Theatre, is looking forward to a new home in the soon to be built Cultural Arts District. The SLO Chamber of Commerce's Jim Dantona discusses family friendly workplaces with Ty and Trudie Safreno of Trust Automation. In the 5th episode of our 8 part series 'In Between', reporter Erick Gabriel takes a look at workplace discrimination. KCBX's Gabriela Fernandez profiles two women who are championing more sustainable ways to shop.