Brigantine, Inc. is set to take over San Diego's Fish Market Restaurants with approval from the Port of San Diego Board, maintaining its legacy while planning enhancements.

Silver Moon Bakery on the Upper West Side is closing due to a rent dispute and eviction process initiated by their landlord. After 24 years, the beloved bakery will shut its doors, with locals mourning the loss of the community staple.

Lord Stanley in San Francisco, run by Rupert and Carrie Blease, is closing on May 31 after a celebrated ten-year run, including earning a Michelin star its first year.

Williamsburg welcomes the reopening of JR & Son's Italian venue with chef Patricia Vega, and Kellogg's Diner's revival under executive chef Jackie Carnesi, offering culinary nostalgia and new experiences.

Coffee Down Under in Detroit is closing on March 15 due to low occupancy in the Financial District post-COVID.

Mayor Daniel Lurie announces b. Patisserie's kiosk in Union Square to enliven the area with its famous pastries, supporting San Francisco's downtown revitalization.

San Francisco's oldest Indian restaurant, New Delhi, and local favorite Aslam's Rasoi face potential closure due to financial challenges post-pandemic.

Popular San Francisco vegan Mexican restaurant, Taqueria La Venganza, has closed down in the Saluhall market, as announced by owner Raul Medina on Instagram.

The Brooklyn Park Crime Prevention Association and Lion's Club are hosting a waffle breakfast to encourage community engagement with local safety initiatives.

Leon Coffee, a renowned rodeo clown, was inducted into the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Hall of Fame for his iconic barrel performances and contribution to the rodeo scene.

Pi Day deals include discounted pizza at various pizzerias, such as free pizzas from Pizza Hut, $3.14 pizzas from Blaze Pizza and Peter Piper Pizza's buy one, get one 50% off deal.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources celebrated anglers with 10,284 Fish Ohio pins in 2024 for trophy catches, and over 420,000 catches have been awarded since 1976.

New York establishments resist Texas Lt. Gov.'s push to rebrand the "New York Strip" as the "Texas Strip," with a potential $1 million lawsuit in preparation.