At least eight food vendors at Micronesia Mall’s food court were shut down temporarily over the weekend after failing health inspections, raising concerns about food safety and cleanliness.

He posted $10,000 bond, and his trial is currently set for April 21, court records show. Vancouver police responded Jan. 9 to the Twinstar Credit Union at 8405 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive.

requested the High Court to stay all further proceedings in the criminal case booked against him. Mr. Chakradhar Goud lodged a complaint with Panjagutta police of Hyderabad alleging that Mr. Rao ...

Join Asia Society Texas to celebrate the Year of the Snake with special Lunar New Year festivities at The Galleria! We'll bring free arts and crafts activities, games, and festive performances for the ...

At the center of the dispute is a court-ordered $143,000 school tax ... company that formerly owned the Richland Township mall. Current Galleria owner Leo Karruli said he is owed a portion of ...

The tragic incident at the local mall resulted ... presented in court, showing the exact moments Royta was killed. SEE RELATED: Trial begins for suspect in 2020 Riverchase Galleria shooting ...

a businessman working to revive The Johnstown Galleria with money from his own pocket, and the company that previously lost the mall in foreclosure are snarled in a legal dispute over a school tax ...

Eight vendors inside the Micronesia Mall food court were forced to temporarily shut down due to an active roach infestation. Environmental Public Health Supervisor Leilani Navarro said the sanitary ...

This summer we will be converting our food court fountain business back over to Coca Cola,' Vachris said. The wholesale retailer switched from Coca Cola to Pepsi products in 2013, according to ...

JOHOR BARU, Jan 28 — A Singaporean woman, who claimed she was almost abducted at a shopping mall here last week, will be charged in the Magistrate’s Court here this morning for filing a false police ...

In a reversal of the cliché, Costco announced that soon it will no longer serve Pepsi products at its food court, so hopefully Coke is okay. Ron Vachris, CEO of the warehouse retail giant ...