Pinstripes Holdings, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 and closed its Walnut Creek location less than a year after opening. Gift cards and event deposits remain valid at other locations.

The Santa Monica City Council approved a program for adult-use cannabis retail in non-residential areas, with a social equity component to address past injustices.

West Palm Beach introduces SizeUp, a free tool providing market research and business intelligence to support local entrepreneurs and small businesses, announced via a September 18 webinar.

Columbus Police identified suspect Sean McNulty in a series of rapes since 1997 and possibly crimes dating back to 1982. They seek additional information from the public.

Canadian company Endurance Technologies, Inc. plans to set up its first U.S. facility in Las Cruces, promising economic growth and jobs with a potential $50 million impact.

An 84-year-old Macomb County man won a $481,582 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery's Fantasy 5 game by matching numbers 01-03-07-23-38. He plans to share his winnings with family and save the rest.

Cuyahoga County Sheriff's office employs Reward Wednesday, offering up to $5,000 for tips leading to arrests, in partnership with Crime Stoppers, emphasizing anonymity for tipsters.

Utah County Commissioners expressed sympathy for the loss of Charlie Kirk due to political violence, condemning the attack and calling for unity over division.

JetBlue expands its flight offerings from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, adding nonstop flights to new destinations, including Cali, Colombia. This growth coincides with Spirit Airlines' financial struggles.

Six Flags extends its licensing agreement with Peanuts Worldwide through 2030, keeping the Peanuts characters in its theme parks.

Lamumba Inc., operator of a historic Oakland venue, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to a defaulted $4.25 million loan and is facing financial restructuring.

King County granted $755,000 to support local hunger relief organizations after a federal funding cut, aiding various groups in improving their food storage and distribution capabilities.

Teavolve Café in Baltimore's Harbor East is closing after 20 years, as announced on Instagram by the owners who expressed their gratitude. The café is known for its teas, local coffee, and diverse menu.