Newsletter: October 19

FOOD STUFF
••• A lifeline for Del Pueblo Café.
••• Goodland BBQ is closing.
••• Indochine won’t return.
••• Sunday brunch at Aegean.
••• Dang Burger’s fish sandwich is now offered weekly (above).
••• Bettina anniversary specials.
••• The Santa Barbara Harbor & Seafood Festival is this Saturday.
••• More on the Trixy pop-ups at Revolver.
••• The Sando Truck’s Japanese milk bread available by the loaf.
••• “Spooky eyes” from Twenty-Four Blackbirds.
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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: A modern makeover for a traditional Hope Ranch compound; Padaro Lane minimalism; Campanil project; renovation on Eucalyptus Hill; San Roque with guest apartment; 1911 cottage off East Beach; insane views from the hill behind the Westside; and more.

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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• Paseo Nuevo redevelopment hits a roadblock (rendering above).
••• Update on the apartment complex behind the Mission.
••• SpaceX launches likely to increase.
••• Cannabis taxes continue to disappoint.
••• Converting downtown commercial buildings to residential got easier.
••• New Santa Barbara Police Department headquarters delayed.
••• Rent stabilization ordinance faulted for lack of transparency.
••• Lower Tunnel Trail reopened.
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WHERE IN SANTA BARBARA…?
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