Black Seed Bagels is closing its East Village location on May 4 due to the end of its lease and needing less space. Staff will be reassigned, and a new shop will open in Long Island City.

Residents of West Allis dropped off 52 pounds of medications for safe disposal, part of an initiative supported by the Wisconsin DOJ and DEA, with the local police department collecting 544 pounds since fall 2024.

Austin's Zero Waste Business Rebate helps local restaurants save money by switching to eco-friendly service ware, offering financial and environmental benefits.

A new wine bar, Consigliere, is set to open in Newark, representing part of a revitalization effort funded by the Newark Retail Reactivation Initiative.

San Francisco's Marina district will see Super Mensch, a Jewish deli and cocktail bar, replace the low-ABV bar Lilah in July at 2336 Chestnut Street, promising an all-day menu and high-proof cocktails with deli-inspired flavors.

Chef Li, a popular Chinese restaurant in West San Jose, is shutting down after 28 years due to a lease issue with no explanation from the property management.

Eater Houston updates its list of top margarita spots, including new additions and iconic favorites, for those looking to beat the Houston heat with tequila-based drinks.

Pomella, a Middle Eastern eatery in Oakland, is closing on May 26 due to high costs and lowered patronage, despite its acclaim and a strong local following since 2020.

A new bakery specializing in English muffins will soon open at 554 Castro Street, formerly Castro Fountain.

Seamless promotes a $1 pizza slice deal in New York City, highlighting a nostalgic return of an affordable staple involving over 40 pizzerias. The promotion is pickup only and runs until May 20.

The Hillsborough House of Hope Spring Fling Fashion Show, supported by Tampa Police, highlighted the organization's aid for women reintegrating post-incarceration.

Trill Burgers opens its second location in Spring, Texas, offering smash burgers, vegan options, and Trill Lemonade. The joint is co-owned by rapper Bun B.

Good Dog Houston is closing on April 27 after 15 years due to economic hardships and personal struggles, including Pferd's MS diagnosis and a rent increase.