Downtown is booming again thanks to Dreamforce — but the city’s biggest tech event comes with a storm of politics, backlash, and billionaire drama.

Lodi streets were closed for a burglary-related search, resulting in four arrests who might be part of an international crime ring linked to a previous million-dollar heist.

Erica's Ristorante in Ashland closed due to health and personal reasons, as announced on their Facebook page, marking an end to their 8 1/2 year presence in the local dining scene.

Broadway labor unions are considering a strike over pay and benefits, despite the industry's financial success. Negotiations with The Broadway League continue.

A couple is suing Stellantis due to recurring issues with their Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, including power loss and safety concerns, despite multiple service attempts and arbitration under Michigan's Lemon Law.

Michigan extends the deadline for local governments to join a $720 million opioid settlement to November 5, encouraging municipalities to secure funds for fighting the opioid crisis.

The Port of Oakland saw reduced cargo volumes in September 2025 due to shifting trade patterns, despite maintaining operational efficiency and resilience.

Adventure Landing in Jacksonville Beach closed after over three decades of operation, with plans to build a luxury apartment complex on the site. The park was a staple for local entertainment and family events.

Amazon is hiring over 2,500 workers in Nevada for various roles with competitive wages and benefits, signaling economic growth and long-term opportunities in the region.

Mossfire Grill in the Five Points district is closing on November 9 after 27 years, as announced on social media, without stating the closure's reasons.

MGM Resorts withdrew its bid to expand Empire City Casino in Yonkers into a full-scale casino, citing a competitive landscape and reduced license terms, affecting the New York casino license race.

The Brooklyn Mirage venue, part of Avant Gardner complex, is set to be demolished due to permit issues and is facing financial troubles, with its parent company filing for bankruptcy.

Woodhaven welcomes Dolce V Cucina Italiana, a new Italian restaurant by the Cangialosi family, offering traditional and novel dishes. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 5 p.m. at 16075 West Rd. with a 75-seat capacity.