New York City officials worry about the massive impact of federal cuts to SNAP benefits, with a potential $870 million annual loss and over 1.8 million residents affected.

VooDoo Doughnut opens a new location in Los Angeles on Melrose Avenue, offering 51 flavors with vegan options and supporting the local firefighters' foundation.

New York City has implemented a new $21.44 hourly minimum wage for app-based delivery workers, increased from an average of $5.39 before tips, following legal endorsements and inflation adjustments.

NYC outdoor dining resumes with 2,600 approved eateries, under new city rules limiting pandemic-era structures and imposing strict operating guidelines.

Despite community efforts and donations to save West Hollywood's Le Petit Four, the French restaurant announced its closure due to a landlord dispute, ending its legacy since 1981.

Ramen Bones in Maui reopens after addressing health violations and a cockroach infestation, with DOH mandating ongoing pest control measures and transparency.

Le Petit Four in West Hollywood will remain open thanks to community support after initially announcing closure due to financial strains. Other local businesses, however, are closing.

Valley Bike Month events throughout April in the Valley aim to promote cycling with discounts, giveaways, and competitions, offering savings on food, gear, and more while reducing CO2 emissions.

The Phoenix culinary scene saw closures including six Kneaders Bakery & Cafe locations and various eateries, impacting the local food and beverage industry landscape.

Jade's Restaurant in Peabody is closing after 30 years, expressing gratitude to customers in a Facebook post and hinting at new management for the location.

The Pencil Factory bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is closing after 25 years when its lease ends on July 27th, 2025, as redevelopment changes the neighborhood.

Marlow & Sons, a celebrated Williamsburg restaurant, is closing on April 6 due to rent increases, marking an end to its over two-decade influence on the local dining scene.

The Hard Rock Cafe in Chicago's River North has closed after 40 years, leaving fans nostalgic. While Hard Rock hasn't specified the cause, they're assisting staff with transitions.