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While the U.S. Supreme Court deliberates, the state is mandating compliance, starting Feb. 24.

Under Gov. Newsom's proposals, PPP and RRF aid would not be taxed, but paid leave would be reinstated.

The first Portillo’s Pick Up location, with a triple drive-thru, is slated to open Feb. 1 in Joliet, at a time in which the newly public fast casual is looking for ways to trim its labor usage and its geographic footprint.

More evidence says the latest surge is hurting sales, but analysts and executives are expecting more of a “bump in the road” this time.

Reality Check: And—surprise, surprise—some of them are good news for an industry that’s taken its lumps.

Working Lunch: Mike Whatley, VP of state affairs and grassroots advocacy, discusses the industry’s key issues. Also, President Biden’s vaccine mandates, actions by governors and mayors.

But the numbers crunched by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics don't fully reflect the impact of omicron.

Reality Check: Any new year brings areas of uncertainty and concern. Here are the big ones confronting the foodservice industry.

A proposal is coming together for re-upping the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, and the attention alone is kindling optimism.