Cayucos
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thelog.com
Demolition Underway for Karls Village at Channel Islands Harbor
Fisherman’s Wharf in Channel Islands Harbor is clearing the way for Karls Village, a proposed waterfront destination in Oxnard, which is expected to open in spring 2028. The project will be the first U.S. location for Karls, a family-owned German company known for its food, shopping, and recreational attractions.
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theproducenews.com
Freshness is more than a promise for Bonipak Produce
In the produce aisle freshness is first and foremost, and it can be a tricky thing for consumers to discern. Bonipak Produce is trying to make it easier on consumers, moving freshness from a general product attribute to a measurable performance metric. “We believe freshness should be more than a...
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More Santa Barbara homes hit the market as mortgage rates rise
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — More homes are hitting the market in Santa Barbara, giving buyers more options and potentially more room to negotiate — but rising mortgage rates are adding pressure to an already expensive housing market. Dan Johnson, a Berkshire Hathaway realtor, says inventory has increased noticeably...
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Checking Out Two Stylish New Shops in the Funk Zone
••• According to the materials submitted for yesterday’s Zoning Administrator meeting, the plan for 2275 Ortega Hill Road in Summerland is still to renovate the building in an industrial-farmhouse style, with spaces for a restaurant, a café/bar, and a shop, along with a lot of communal seating. This post from fall 2024 gives an idea of what to expect.
KGET
Key Energy Services closes operations in California
The Cool Down
California heat wave cuts power to nearly 1,000 in Santa Barbara County
The utility said crews were investigating the cause.
Santa Barbara Independent
Why Does It Cost So Much to Remodel Here?
The question we get more than any other is some version of the same thing: Why does it cost so much to remodel in Santa Barbara?. The answer is complicated. But it starts somewhere most people probably don’t expect. From the outside, Santa Barbara looks like a contractor’s dream....
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An Old California Bowling Alley Is Now A 2,800-Square-Foot Fabric Wonderland
Bowling alleys are usually filled with rolling balls, crashing pins, and rented shoes nobody is particularly excited to wear. Fill that same space with fabric instead, and the building gets a much more colorful second act. An old bowling alley now gives crafters 2,800 square feet to browse, turning a...