The Dish: Two new restaurant openings, one closure, Drew Deckman on TV and more
The Dive and Far Corner make their debuts, Hawthorn Coffee has closed its doors and intimate Little Italy food tours ...
Bay Area hotel market languishes far below pre-COVID levels
The Bay Area’s major urban hubs for hotels still languish far below the heights they had achieved in 2019, according to ...
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San Diego arts picks in April: Writers, postcards and contemporary dance
Our roundup of arts and culture to discover in San Diego this month: Visual art, music, theater, dance, outdoor festivals, ...
Shoreline Community Services to hold annual Black Tie Bingo fundraiser
Shoreline Community Services’ annual Black Tie Bingo fundraiser will be held April 25 at the Catamaran Resort to help the ...
The Closing: Angela Aman
Kilroy CEO Aman oversees 17 million square feet of space. She spoke with TRD about quality-of-life in LA, office occupancy, ...
Tampa leaders excited to once again host Women’s Final Four
Thousands of basketball fans are expected to visit Tampa for this week’s Women’s Final Four. Defending national champion South Carolina (34-3) will face Texas (35-3), while UCLA (34-2) takes on UConn ...
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Power struggle delays hiring of the city’s top tourism official, one of Chicago’s highest-paid jobs
The permanent position that has commanded a $520,000 salary has been vacant for more than a year. Now, Mayor Brandon Johnson ...
There’s less March Madness chaos this year in Spokane, with fewer teams and lessons learned
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — With fewer teams, games and fans in town, there’s a lot less chaos in Spokane for the NCAA Tournament.