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It may be facing a staffing crisis and exorbitantly high operating costs, but the Bay Area's restaurant industry continues to have the strongest three-star presence on the acclaimed Michelin guide.

Young’s Fish Market will open next spring at Kapolei Commons, joining other new tenants like HomeGoods and Ulta Beauty.

The locally-owned Hawaiian and Chinese food restaurant, owned by Wilfred and Charlotte Young, started out as a small fish market on Liliha Street. The new eatery will sell plate lunches, poke and fish, and will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

A building permit filed by the restaurant puts part of the construction cost at around $65,000, with J3 Construction listed as a contractor.

“Kapolei…

The two lawsuits seeks hundreds of thousands of dollars in alleged damages.

A coffee, beer and wine hangout spot established in Woodland is planning an expansion into downtown Sacramento.

There is fierce competition for grocery dollars — and a feeling that not all of the stores may survive.

You’ve struggled with eating healthy all year, and like clockwork — the holidays are here. Just the thought of celebrating with family and friends can bring feelings your healthy eating streak is coming to an end.

But don’t be discouraged. This is a time to put into practice all of the healthy habits and tips you’ve picked up throughout the year. Have a solid plan to navigate the holiday food landmines and you’ll start the New Year with your healthy diet intact.

Here’s the plan: Bring…

Hacienda is Door County's experimental brand, created roughly a year ago to focus on creative freedom with beers such as milk stout with coffee and maple syrup or an IPA brewed with lactose sugar and peaches.

Beyond the articles about the latest acquisitions, lawsuits and hirings are a good number that essentially are case studies. These stories look at key decisions, strategies and philosophies. Some lead to growth and success. Others are painful lessons that test the resolve and resilience of area business owners and executives.

This week's suggested reads include a handful of case study-type stories. There's a look at a law firm that once deliberately limited growth, yet found a formula for growing…