Fresh and organic: Whole Foods Market is coming to Eastvale! Posted by Abby Ronquillo on Monday, June 29, 2026 at 1:22:17 PM Comment The retail boom in the City of Eastvale shows no signs of slowing down, and the latest addition to the community is guaranteed to excite local health enthusiasts and foodies alike. Whole Foods Market is officially making its way to Eastvale in April 2027, bringing its signature organic selection, premium grocery shopping, and beloved prepared foods venues directly to its rapidly growing community. For years, Eastvale residents looking for the highly specific Whole Foods experience had to make the trek out to established locations like Upland or down into Orange County. Now, the natural and organic grocer is planting roots right here, cementing Eastvale's status as one of the premier residential and retail hotspots in the modern Inland Empire. The Whole Foods experience: elevating the weekly grocery run. Whole Foods Market has earned a cult-like following across the country for redefining what a grocery store can be. Rather than just a place to cross items off a checklist, it is designed as a culinary destination. When the doors unlock at the new Eastvale location, residents can look forward to a thoughtfully curated layout focused entirely on quality, transparency, and wellness. What to expect inside the store: * Uncompromising Quality Standards: You can shop with absolute peace of mind. Whole Foods enforces strict ingredient quality standards, meaning everything on the shelves is completely free of hydrogenated fats, high-fructose corn syrup, and over 300 common artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors. * The Legendary Prepared Foods Hot Bar: Perfect for busy Eastvale families and local professionals looking for a quick lunch or dinner. The store will feature a massive hot bar, an extensive salad station, freshly rolled sushi, and gourmet pizza by the slice. * A Premium Specialty Department: From an exceptional global cheese selection to artisan chocolates, organic wines, and craft beers, the specialty section is designed to elevate your weekend charcuterie boards and dinner parties. * Full-Service Meat and Seafood: Fully stocked counters featuring high-quality meats raised without added hormones or antibiotics, alongside seafood sustainably caught or responsibly farmed. Strategic growth in the Inland Empire. The addition of Whole Foods Market is a massive testament to Eastvale's economic vitality. As one of the youngest and fastest-growing master-planned cities in Southern California, Eastvale has spent the last decade attracting top-tier housing developments, highly rated schools, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Major retail nodes like the commercial corridors along Limonite and Archibald Avenues have quickly evolved into regional gathering points. Whole Foods joins an increasingly sophisticated local lineup of health-oriented and high-quality retailers - such as the nearby Sprouts Farmers Market - giving local residents unparalleled variety when it comes to healthy living. Prime perks for local shoppers. For the tech-forward population of Eastvale, the arrival of Whole Foods also brings the seamless integration of Amazon Prime benefits. Local shoppers who are Prime members can unlock exclusive weekly discounts all over the store, extra savings on seasonal produce, and the incredible convenience of simplified grocery delivery and pickup options right through the Amazon app. Whether you are looking to stock up on organic staple goods, grab a quick healthy meal on the run, or pick up specialty items for a gathering, the new storefront will make healthy living more accessible than ever for its neighborhood.

RHONJ filming in Hoboken, whole Foods shut down, + More news you missed in Hoboken + Jersey City. It's the first full week of summer, and in New Jersey, that means there's something to see at every corner. Aside from the excitement of the World Cup, Fourth of July weekend on the way, and a dance with warmer weather, there are so many things happening around Hoboken + Jersey City. The Hoboken Girl LLC. has rounded up a list of everything to keep tabs on, including a Hoboken resident who swam 28.5 miles around Manhattan; new iced coffee pops at Saoco Cafe; and an incoming advertising program in Hoboken. PS: Every week, The Hoboken Girl LLC. round up the top news stories of the week from both its site and aggregate across the web from various sources because there's SO much happening. You can read more at the links below, and always feel free to submit any news tips to [email protected] or via DM @thehobokengirl on IG. Its email newsletter also shares more of its top stories on a twice-weekly basis, which you can sign up for here. Hoboken approved a new advertising program for public spaces, such as buses, freestanding signs, and other city-owned assets (The Hoboken Girl). A Hoboken resident swam 28.5 miles around Manhattan, including the Hudson River, as part of a fundraising effort (The Hoboken Girl). Man killed by NJ Transit train near Hoboken station (Patch). Hoboken artist Ricardo Roig is painting a new mural at Willow House, which will celebrate the city's sense of community (The Hoboken Girl). Hoboken's annual St. Ann's Feast is officially one month away, and will run from 7/22 - 7/26 (The Hoboken Girl). A free Fourth of July celebration is returning to Pier A Park in Hoboken on 7/4 (The Hoboken Girl). Bangalore Kitchen opened in Jersey City, bringing South Indian, North Indian, + Indo-Chinese dishes under one roof (The Hoboken Girl). A Journal Square high-rise project advanced with plans for 150 public parking spaces and affordable housing units (Jersey City Times). Square Market will become the very first retail tenant at Jersey City's West Side Square development (Real Estate NJ). Jane's Matcha is getting a new storefront in The Heights, and The Hoboken Girl LLC. got a sneak peek (The Jersey City Girl). The Hoboken Girl LLC. tried Saoco Cafe's new iced coffee pops for the summer season (The Hoboken Girl). Two people were severely burned in a fire at a vacant New Jersey bank (NJ.com). The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast was seen filming at Pier 13 in Hoboken (looks like The Hoboken Girl LLC.'ll have to add it to its list of RHONJ landmarks?!) The Baked Bear, a new DIY ice cream sandwich concept, is coming to Hoboken (The Hoboken Girl). A new Subway location is now open at 205 Hudson Street in Hoboken, joining the city's long list of spots to grab a sub (The Hoboken Girl). The Bayonne Police Department is requesting the public's help in locating a man accused of stealing $60,000 in jewelry (Hudson County View). Whole Foods in Jersey City shut down for 4 days, due to a power failure (The Jersey City Girl). The Hoboken Girl LLC. spotted a new coffee cart called The Cup in Your Hand at Pier A in Hoboken (yes, that's news in its world), and The Hoboken Girl LLC. tried a matcha (The Cup in Your Hand). World Cup fans named East Rutherford as one of the hardest host cities to navigate during the tournament, due to traffic and commuting complications (The Bergen County Girl). A judge vacated a temporary restraining order against the NJDOH regarding Jersey City's Heights University Hospital closure (Hudson County View). Hoboken officials approved a 13-story tower at Stevens Institute of Technology, replacing Davis Hall (Jersey Digs). More than 26,000 New Jersey residents have lost SNAP food benefits since new federal work rules kicked in (Gothamist). Baking Mama is expanding from Hoboken to a new Jersey City Heights location (The Hoboken Girl). There was police activity between 6th and 7th Streets in Hoboken, which was due to an unfounded threat made to a business, according to the Hoboken Police Department (The Hoboken Girl). Hoboken was ranked as the No. 1 place to bike in NJ, which officials say benefits drivers and pedestrians too (NJ.com). OurBus added a new bus route connecting Jersey City + Philadelphia (OurBus). Wonder Hoboken is expanding to late-night hours and will now be open until 5AM (Wonder). Leasing launches at Hudson House West in downtown Jersey City's Soho West (Hudson House). The City of Hoboken launched a rent control education campaign ahead of its property registration deadline (Hudson County View). Mayor Solomon of Jersey City announced town halls to discuss the 2026 budget and a proposed tax increase (City of Jersey City). Six people were scammed near Hoboken Terminal within two weeks, according to the Hoboken Police Department (Patch). Court Street Restaurant + Bar in Hoboken's wine list earned Wine Spectator's "Best of Award of Excellence" award (Wine Spectator). Hoboken will restrict vehicle access ahead of Fourth of July celebrations, encouraging public transit as an alternative (News 12 New Jersey). Jersey City Mayor James Solomon delayed the vote on a proposed 20% tax hike, while warning of ongoing fiscal challenges (Gothamist). Have a news tip or story? Email The Hoboken Girl LLC. at [email protected].