#local-business

#local-business

Judge affirms legality of bike lane in Long Island City, dismissing business challenge linked to access and environmental concerns.

MTA construction project severely impacts local business viability and owner mental health.

Plans are underway to convert a former pub site into a day care nursery, boosting local services and creating new jobs.

Tri-County Produce, a cherished grocery store in Santa Barbara, will remain open after Eric and Wendy Schmidt intervene to rescue it from closure.

Havering Small Business Awards encourage public support for local businesses, featuring various categories and a significant advertising prize for the winner.

Another Planet Entertainment is hosting a free concert in San Francisco to support local businesses.

Gus's Grocery, a beloved sandwich shop in San Luis Obispo, has permanently closed after failing to recover from a health inspection setback.

Support local businesses like La Sirena to safeguard unique Mexican handcrafted items at risk of closure.

East Los Tacos honors the Original Pantry by serving its breakfast menu and employing former Pantry staff.

Borekas, a Jewish pastry shop, opens its third location in Woodland Hills with an expanded menu and outdoor seating.

The Starting Gate pub has undergone a significant renovation, preserving its historic charm while offering modern amenities.

Neil Mehta aims to enhance Fillmore Street's retail landscape despite controversy over evictions of longstanding businesses.

Increased police presence reduces overt illegal activity in the area but may just push it elsewhere.

Local workers feel slightly safer due to mobile police unit presence.

Le Dix-Sept bakery in the Mission has reopened for indoor dining, featuring new products and an expanded menu.

Beach'N, a beloved vegan spot in San Francisco, is closing as owner retires, marking a loss in local plant-based dining.

All Good Dispensary is Flatbush's first legal cannabis shop, promoting wellness through locally sourced cannabis and community involvement.

The Larder Deli in Lewisham is nominated for the Muddy Stilettos Awards, emphasizing community support and quality food.

Green Leaf Grocery Market emphasizes organic offerings and aims to serve both culinary enthusiasts and residents with affordable food options.

Elder millennials mourn iconic local businesses like Marlow & Sons, reflecting on nostalgia and community ties in Williamsburg.

Local businesses face closure due to rising rents, threatening community uniqueness.

Marlow & Sons, a beloved Williamsburg restaurant, is closing after 21 years due to financial challenges exacerbated by rising rent.

Absolute Bagels' unexpected closure highlights the deep connection residents have with iconic local businesses.

Seamless is reviving New York's iconic $1 cheese slice promotion, available through May 20 across all five boroughs.

Community-oriented businesses like Moschetti Coffee endure economic challenges while fostering local connections.

Bazaar Cafe is a beloved local spot for cozy meals and cultural events.

Local coffee roaster Fabrice Moschetti maintains free Saturday tastings despite rising costs and tariffs affecting coffee prices.

Park Slope's Open Streets program faces local business concerns as it seeks approval for 2025 implementation.

Fabrice Moschetti uses his coffee business to foster community engagement and improve Vallejo's public image during free Saturday events.

The George IV pub has reopened after refurbishment, adding new jobs and enhancing its facilities to boost local sports viewing experience.

Silly Nice offers high-quality cannabis products loved by both locals and tourists in NYC's East Village.

Silly Nice is a unique and renowned small-batch cannabis brand in NYC, popular among tourists for its quality and heritage.

Silly Nice combats rising tariffs by adopting local, sustainable practices in its cannabis packaging.

Santa Cruz County has approved on-site cannabis consumption at retail lounges and initiated a pilot program for local farms.

Saugerties locals prefer Silly Nice for its high-potency, clean, and handcrafted cannabis products.

Farmingdale residents are gravitating towards the Silly Nice cannabis brand for its high-quality, potent products, reflecting a shift in local consumption habits.

Traders in Tooting market are facing financial strain due to rising rents, risking their businesses' sustainability.

Cuppa' Chaii offers homemade chai and diverse food, quickly becoming a local favorite in Bromley's independent food scene.