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Little Consensus About What to Do With State Street

Other recent news: Results of the SBPD’s gun buyback; city council forces restaurant holdouts to remove parklets; rare native plant recently rediscovered after decades; Inspiration Point trailhead has reopened; the tree of the month; unmanned aircraft used to test hypersonic flight technology.

Exciting Changes Proposed for the Former Cava Building

More food news: New-old name for the Mexican restaurant at the Montecito Country Mart; clarity on AMA Sushi’s prix-fixe menu; food truck at the Ritz-Carlton Bacara; jazz night at Revolver; Los Altos has opened in Old Town Goleta; Bell’s egg salad sandwich recipe; whatever happened to the plan to renovate two Stearns Wharf restaurants?

Where in Santa Barbara…?

Know where this was shot? Prove it in the comments. (Update: We have a winner!)

From Carriage House to Belle of the Ball

Noteworthy new listings also include a stone cold fox in Ojai; French country and family-friendly in Hope Ranch; turnkey beachfront between Carpinteria and Ventura; a prime spot to build on Eucalyptus Hill; and more.

Two-Bedroom Condo in Prime Mesa Location

With ocean views, abundant light, and modern finishes, this two-bedroom Mesa condo is coastal living at its finest.

The Future of State Street: Three Design Scenarios

The consultants hired to ponder the State Street situation presented three design scenarios to the State Street Advisory Committee. Here are the highlights.

Immerse Yourself in the Refined Charm of this Modern Mediterranean Home

Recently renovated from head to toe, this Alta Mesa home exudes sophistication and comfort. With a terrace capturing city views and a backyard perfect for gatherings, it’s a haven for memorable events and Santa Barbara sunsets.

An Indoor Climbing Gym Has Opened in Noleta

Plus: Self-service board rentals at Leadbetter Beach; Bodyrok fitness studio is open; the Aquarius Cocktail fashion line’s shop/showroom on Coast Village Road; closing sale at Dylan Star’s Paseo Nuevo shop; landscapes by Robin Gowen at Sullivan Goss.

What Is This Large Memorial in Ennisbrook?

“Every time I walk my dogs on the trail that runs through Ennisbrook, I wonder what the story is with this 15-foot-tall memorial. Do you know?” —D.