San Francisco celebrates a milestone with 147 businesses certified as green from July 2022 to March 2024, marking significant environmental savings and increasing the total to 907 eco-friendly businesses in the city.

Gas prices in San Diego County have declined slightly, marking a trend of reductions with the average price of regular gas at $5.315, as demand decreases ahead of Memorial Day.

Fayette Janitorial Service settled to pay $650,000 for employing children as young as 13 for hazardous overnight cleaning at meat processing facilities, violating child labor laws.

Workers at Stellantis' Michigan plant voted to authorize a strike over health and safety issues, but negotiations continue and a strike has not been initiated.

Lainey Wilson is set to open "Bell Bottoms Up," a new bar in Nashville with a Cajun-inspired menu and live music stages.

Pat's King of Steaks in Philadelphia reopens with a new menu, including breakfast sandwiches and chicken cheesesteaks, while maintaining its historic culinary traditions.

Seattle's OED is seeking consultants for a Retail and Ground Floor Revitalization Analysis to rejuvenate local shopping areas and enhance community spaces.

The Native Plant Market returns to Burnsville on May 18, offering a range of wildflowers, ferns, and grasses beneficial for local ecosystems and pollinators.

A fatal car accident occurred in San José on April 27, marking the city's 16th traffic fatality of the year. The collision between a Honda CRV and a Toyota Corolla resulted in the death of a female passenger.

The Texas Farmers' Market at Lakeline is relocating to Cedar Park's new Bell District, with its grand opening set for May 25, offering fresh produce, live music, and family activities.

NuStar Energy has been acquired by Sunoco LP in a $7.3 billion deal, resulting in NuStar becoming a subsidiary and raising concerns over job security for its employees.

Boeing has locked out its private firefighters during a pay dispute, leading to picket lines and replacement workers responding to emergencies at its Seattle-area plants.

Kara Waddell of Child Care Associates reported progress in early child care services to the Fort Worth City Council, with six new facilities and a focus on improving teacher pay and building infrastructure.