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The Environmental Protection Agency was established in 1970 following the Santa Barbara Channel Oil Spill in 1969. After the April 22, 1970, gathering of more than 20 million people across the U.S., Senator Gaylord Nelson’s Earth Day was officially established.  Since then, California has remained a trailblazer in sustainability, implementing efforts and initiatives across the state that continue to make it a leader in the country—and the world—in environmentalism and eco-friendly practic...

Members showing work around town

The east metro suburb looked to its own when choosing a public safety director and police chief.

LE MARS -- Students at Le Mars Community Schools will have to pay for their breakfast and lunch meals in the 2022-23 school year. Superintendent Dr. Steve Webner told board of education members that...

The fundraiser helps meet the needs of the shelter but because it has experienced the effects of COVID, Beth Olson says its been a difficult couple of years.

GOLETA, Calif.-The last time Visit Santa Barbara hosted a career fair Rosario Terrazas wasn't actually looking for a job offer, but she got one anyway and

The Invitational Challenge, Well Wisconsin Radio podcast and Kindness at Work resources are now available for employers participating in the Group Health Insurance Program.

Get to know JTD in The Morning on 100.3 The Peak in Albuquerque, NM.

Authorities have released the names of 3 people killed in a two-vehicle accident in Fayette County.

jwhittaker@post-journal.com CLYMER — Several Clymer Central School events are coming back this spring, though district officials are making some changes to remain within the state’s COVID-19 guidelines. Leading the way is the school’s annual May Day celebration on May 14. Typically, May Day brings the entire Clymer community to the school building for a celebration. Beth Olson, district superintendent, said she approached the Clymer Tulip Festival Committee about hosting the May Day even...