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East L.A.'s Giant Tamale Could Be Your's For $459,000
The former site of Tamale Cafe hearkens back to an era when the city was dotted with roadside eateries shaped like our favorite foods.
Embattled Oyster Farm Didn’t Ask for Help From Republicans, But They’re Getting It
Drakes Bay Oyster Co. in Northern California has been taken up by the oil industry, which sees the case as having broad impacts for federal land use.
After Al Fresco Dining Is Dashed, St. Vincent's Court Resembles a "Ghost Town"
Councilman Jose Huizar thinks both sides will benefit from a little compromise.
Tiki Ti Teases Fans With Sale Rumors, Then Goes on Three-Week Spring Break
Owners say a huge offer has been made on their real-estate.
Chez Jay Considering A Few (Ugh) Family-Friendly Changes
The legendary celebrity haunt and character-rich dive may have to accommodate the encroaching public park.
Conservative Org, Backed By the Koch Brothers, Helping Fight for Drakes Bay Oyster Co.
The case has implications far beyond just oyster farming, and Drakes Estero.
Drakes Bay Oyster Co. Gets Yet Another Reprieve From the 9th Circuit
They now have until mid-May, at least.
Scream Sorbet Likely to Close
The purveyors of creamy, yet dairy-free, excellent sorbet are in trouble.
Tinga Reboots Renee's Sooner Than Expected
Tinga will probably have a working ice machine at the old Renee's Courtyard Cafe space
Downtown's St. Vincent Court Cleared of Outdoor Dining, Restaurateurs Fear For Livelihoods
The enchanting alleyway has been at the center of a fight between its cafe-owners and the family behind The Los Angeles Theatre.
Big 4 Restaurant May Not Be Long For This World
A new company bought the hotel it lives in and is weighing their options.
Bacon Bacon Gets Complaints From Bacon-Hating Ashbury Heights Neighbors
Some NIMBYs across the street are challenging their conditional use permit.
Renee's Courtyard Cafe Sold To New Owners. Is Vintage Santa Monica Disappearing?
There are still a few classics one should soak in before they too go the way of the dodo.
Figueroa Produce Wins The Fight For Its Life in Highland Park
The healthy market settled its skirmish with the landlord.
TiGeorges' Chicken May Be Saved!
The owner is receiving city help to relocate or upgrade his business, instead of heading back to Haiti as planned.
Sun's Restaurant and Figueroa Produce Threatened As Highland Park Booms
Owners are asking the community they helped develop to keep them from being forced out.
Drakes Bay Oyster Company: Not Dead Yet
They have at least until March 15, unless their lawyers can convince a judge that the government used bad science to decide to close them down.
Cold Weather Endangering California's Mandarin Crop
Some San Joaquin farmers predict devastation for nearly a quarter of the crops.