The Winn‑Dixie at 5400 Tchoupitoulas will close in late March and be converted into an Aldi. Staff were given advance notice and can apply for new roles.

Rob Bonta asked a judge to halt Amazon’s alleged campaign to push merchants into keeping prices high and to place the company under court oversight ahead of a 2027 trial.

An activist investor is trying to oust Jack in the Box’s chair as the San Diego chain grapples with losses, dozens of closures and a bruising Del Taco sale.

Caesars brings its first Summerlin retail sportsbook to The Resort at Summerlin with a March 3 ribbon-cutting, Golden Knights watch party and upgraded tech.

Six Californians won more than $540,000 in Fantasy 5 this week — see where winning tickets were sold and what winners need to know about claiming prizes.

Los Angeles and Orange County averages climbed to their highest levels since early December as regional supply tightens and the national average nudges up.

Simon is bringing Garage, Tilebar and a new luxury watch boutique to SouthPark, with openings scheduled from April through July.

Acorn Ridge Casino opened Feb. 24 in Plymouth, a 60,000‑sq‑ft tribal casino with hundreds of slot machines, table games and a farm‑to‑fork restaurant. Tribe leaders say the project will bring jobs and new revenue to the Sierra foothills.

Beerhead's Hamilton Quarter location near New Albany has closed, leaving a vacant storefront in the growing retail center and surprising regulars.

Miami Beach‑based TRUBAR sold to Turkish snack maker ETi Gıda for $173 million in cash; founder Erica Groussman will stay on as CEO while the brand scales internationally.

Aritzia and Abercrombie & Fitch are set to join Pinecrest this year, adding national fashion destinations to the Tanger‑owned center in Orange Village.

Ford is recalling roughly 413,000 Explorers after regulators warned rear suspension toe links can fracture and reduce steering control. Dealers will replace the parts free; owners should check VIN status.

Axip Energy Services filed for Chapter 11 and has lined up a stalking‑horse buyer plus DIP financing as it runs a court‑supervised sale while keeping operations going. The move follows a squeeze in contracted work that the company says forced a sale process.