#local-business

#local-business

Local communities can benefit significantly from the sales tax holiday, as it alleviates financial burdens and encourages spending at local businesses during a crucial shopping season.

"I kind of forgot about it, which I think is what this business relies upon," she explained.

The road will be closed to traffic starting June 12, to prepare for an emergency demolition caused by structural instability, enhancing public safety.

Greys Tea and Coffee House embraces a blend of tradition and modernity, serving quality teas and coffees in a charming setting, perfect for various events.

We're excited to bring our resources and experience to scale that foundation while maintaining the local service customers have come to trust.

"There's no better feeling in the entire world than helping somebody out," Pavlock shared.

The point of the pilot program is this is the time that we get feedback from the community, said Mayor Greg Bozzo. Our goal today is not to make this restrictive so that they can adapt.

The Willow Glen Beer Walk invites you to explore craft beers in San Jose's charming Downtown Willow Glen on June 14th, supporting local businesses while enjoying brews.

I love it, because now that we have the lights, we can have functions in the evening [...] I always come to the farmers' market. I get my zucchini, I'm looking for some honey, so I can make my little fruit bars.

"There's a lot of talent, a lot of infrastructure. The state seems friendly and supportive and they would value what we do."

"A huge percentage of the people that are coming in are kids that are in a spot in their life where they're curious, they are absorbing knowledge..."

The Ninth Avenue corridor in the Inner Sunset has just gotten a lot busier: The hotly anticipated Luke's Local outpost at 1266 Ninth Avenue has opened its doors as of Thursday, May 15, and the neighborhood is more than here for it.

Cafe Noir, a Black-owned French bistro café, has relocated to West Oakland, now offering heartwarming comfort foods, including their new Prescott Bowl.

Chicago's food culture is thriving, and with the election of Pope Leo XIV from Chicago, the city is seeing a surge in pizza-themed celebrations that connect food with national pride.