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While finalizing its campus development plans in 2010, UC Santa Barbara agreed to add 5,000 new student beds by 2025. Now the campus doesn’t expect to

Residents of the on-campus neighborhood object to the 'drastic' loss of the eucalyptus trees, citing a decrease in shade and livability.

Residents of the on-campus neighborhood object to the 'drastic' loss of the eucalyptus trees, citing a decrease in shade and livability.

UC Berkeley has identified its next two sites for student housing development at 2200 Bancroft Way and 2302 Channing Way. Between both developments, preliminary estimates suggest at least 2,700 new beds.

The Student Health Services building, currently located on Ocean Road, will be demolished at an unspecified point in the future to accommodate new faculty housing.

The proposed lot would be moved to the other side of Ocean Road into a significantly smaller facility — currently the ground parking lot next to the Parking Lot 22 structure.

UC Santa Cruz and the City of Santa Cruz have been embroiled in a lawsuit since February 2022 over UCSC’s plan to boost enrollment by an additional 8,500 students by 2040. The Long Range Development Plan, approved in 2021, set off a wave of lawsuits from the city and the county over potential worsening impacts on the region’s housing market. But now, Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley says the two sides are in talks to end the LRDP lawsuit and a second, separate lawsuit related to water access on ...

As local leaders in Santa Barbara County continue working to address local housing needs, lawsuits have been filed against UCSB regarding their alleged lack of student housing options.

At a recent Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors meeting, we heard gut-wrenching public testimony from long-term residents caught up in the

They say all the trees in a forest speak to one another. Root to root, a connection is made beyond each individual tree and between forests. The roots of the old-growth trees that touch us a