The smoker-driven menu and rose-garden patio arrive in a revitalized Indio spot this week.

The smoothie chain's new Palm Plaza shop arrives as corporate sales top $50 million, with its local owners aiming to build relationships in Riverside County.

The San Diego-based chain's new Milliken Avenue spot brings its honey bee mascot to Ontario.

The 23,000-square-foot store replaces the old Sam Ash space and gives the Inland Empire its ninth Barnes & Noble.

The Claremont cidery hosted its final trivia night on October 1 before closing its doors days later. Owner Jim Coffman estimated that 60 to 70 percent of its customers were non-white or LGBTQ+.

City records show an 8.6-acre Ontario site near Archibald and Inland Empire Boulevard tied to the Burbank bakery chain's CEO.

The 4-star Victorville burger spot pulled its sign after reviews topped 1,530 — now Ontario is the nearest stop for fans.

The Palm Springs bakery planned to offer its first 50 grand-opening guests one free bundtlet every week for a year.

Five reservations landed in the first 10 minutes online, says the steakhouse's operating partner, ahead of a Nov. 10 ribbon-cutting.

Classic Burgers grinds its patties fresh daily at its new Bear Valley Road spot, which previously hosted a Burgerlicious cruise night in 2017.

The Hawthorne chain's pickleball-and-dinner concept lands next to Toyota Arena, with cornhole, bocce and live music on tap.

Organizers reversed a tentative cancellation to hold the sixth annual festival at The Shops at Palm Desert despite a lingering Flood Watch.

A former worker says the surprise mass firing felt expendable and untrustworthy, while the owner insists it is not permanent.