December 22, 2022
Tag: 32 W. Carrillo Street
Church Has Plans for a Big Roof Deck Downtown
Plus: Women's apparel store opening in the former Rite Aid on State Street; Olive Mill ramps not closing till at least January 8; new look for the apartment complex proposed for Carrillo and De La Vina; updates on the downtown electric-vehicle charging station and the redesign of the State Street undercrossing; Gaviota rest areas reopen; the story behind a Jeff Shelton house on the Riviera; the annual homeless count; drive-through car wash in the works for S. La Cumbre Road; "Golden Hour" at My Pet Ram. 5
Burning Questions
- What Are These Sculptures on the Riviera?
- What’s the Origin Story of This Fence on Hot Springs Road?
- What’s the Housing Development Under Construction Next to the Polo Fields?
- Why Is Part of This West Beach Mosaic Covered in Concrete?
- What Was the Weeping Willow Inn?
- Why Are There Story Poles at Calle Real Center?
- When Will the Last Segment of Highway 101 Get Upgraded?
Recent Comments
I still mourn the loss of Romanti-Ezer there, but this seems like a good replacement. Dunno about the parking issue, there are multiple parking structures… — Rich
Win-Dow? That's unfortunate, given Third Window is currently the most popular smash burger in town... — Archie
Parking should not be a problem with a 3 story parking structure (practically empty) directly across the street — Mary
Nice! Was hoping this building would be something cool. There is one in the Grove in LA — Bryce
Could park in the Macy lot across the street — Diane Green
Maybe Dudley can take over tri county produce. Probably thinks he can do it better than Dixon. R. — Robert
Noticed La Paloma has hired a new chef and is pushing aside the Rancho cooking style for local(??)- my question is where has Chef Jeremy… — Christine!
Looks like a tasty burger at a great price. They’ll do great in that spot! Hurry up & finish the construction! — SBguy
As a fan of both mid century modern architecture and smash burgers, I'm thrilled by this news. — SkyG
I imagine there grocery space will be nothing like the old warehouse Tri County is currently in. Lease rate will be high and passed on… — Hefe