Queens Borough President Endorses $8 Billion Steve Cohen-Backed Metropolitan Park Project Amid Community Debates
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards endorses the $8 billion Metropolitan Park project, proposed by Steve Cohen, which includes a casino, despite some community opposition.
Starbucks Workers Strike in Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle Over Contract Disputes and Economic Proposal Disparities
Starbucks workers from several cities have started a five-day strike to pressure the company for better contract terms and to address the disparity between CEO compensation and worker wages.
The RealReal Opens Sophisticated New Store in Houston's Montrose Collective, Expands Texas Presence
The RealReal opens a new store in Houston's Montrose Collective, marking its second outlet in Texas, offering luxury consignment services and aiming to cater to the local demand for pre-owned luxury goods.
After 88 Years, San Francisco's Legacy Papenhausen Hardware to Close Amid Pandemic Struggles
Papenhausen Hardware in San Francisco is closing after 88 years due to challenges including fires, rebuilds, and decreased foot traffic post-pandemic. A 30% sale is now underway as the community mourns the loss of the legacy business.
Island Frydays Bids Farewell: Cincinnati's Beloved Caribbean Restaurant Closes After 16 Years
Island Frydays in Cincinnati has closed after nearly 16 years. Owner and former UC football player Leo Morgan cited rising costs post-pandemic as the reason. He plans to sell seasonings online and continues to engage with patrons on social media.
Teamsters Union Strikes Against Amazon During Peak Holiday Season, Delays Possible as Workers Demand Negotiations
Teamsters Union workers strike at Amazon facilities in multiple US states during the holiday season, impacting operations. Amazon disputes the union's claims and assures customers of uninterrupted service.












