Marina spot Boho is set for its next stage for the restaurant: a casual retail and to-go shop dubbed Boho Petite, taking over the former Aesop retail location on Chestnut Street and opening in late July. Chef Andrei Busuev and business partner Eileen Filmus will bring a few favorite Boho dishes to the new spot, along with a new roster of pastries, sandwiches, and Belgian waffles into the mix.

CalFresh, California’s version of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), provides monthly food assistance to low-income households that meet eligibility guidelines. Benefits are distributed monthly to CalFresh accounts linked to CalFresh EBT cards. SNAP Guidance: What Is Pandemic EBT for Summer 2022 and Is My Child Eligible for Food Benefits?

Latte art by Lauren Burns, co-owner at Voyager Craft Coffee, in Santa Clara, Calif., on Wednesday, August 16, 2017. (Nhat V. Meyer/Bay Area News Group) By Linda Zavoral | lzavoral@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group Two coffee lovers. And now four brick-and-mortar locations with an ever-growing team of baristas and bakers.

Anglers spent the afternoon June 19 trying to catch some fish from the shore of Uvas Reservoir in west Morgan Hill. Photo: Tarmo Hannula Although the daylight is now getting shorter, this week's summer solstice marked the beginning of many Californians’ favorite season. In Santa Clara County, the summertime brings plenty of places and opportunities to hike, camp, fish, cycle, play and enjoy all kinds of outdoor activities at public parks.

Bored & Hungry is a Long Beach fast-food spot that's built a brand around crypto culture — even if customers can't actually pay in crypto. (Brian Contreras / Los Angeles Times) When Bored & Hungry first opened in Long Beach in April, the burger joint didn’t just embrace the aesthetics of crypto culture.

SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) - Stores along Market Street were eager to see a bump in business on Monday with the Golden State Warriors parade celebrating the 2022 NBA Champions attracting thousands into the city, where block after block has been mostly quiet since the pandemic. "It's kind of very scary because business was slow and nobody knows when it's going to pick up," said Jatinder Malhotra with Raavi North Indian Cuisine on Market Street.