Kroger Converts Unsold Groceries Into Alternative Power
The grocery giant is salvaging 150 tons of food waste per day.
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Feeding South L.A. Through Urban Farming
The co-founder of L.A. Green Grounds gives a Ted Talk on bolstering the community with edible gardens.
The 17 Craziest Foods Found at Natural Products Expo West 2013
Will White Girl Salsa, pre-natal Gatorade, and bee-less honey become the trends of the future?
Vegan Food Gets Real: Tal Ronnen Adding Crossroads To The Growing Scene Of Meat-Free Menus
His new venture comes on the heels of other chef-driven, plant-based concepts opening that also serve cocktails.
PETA Giving Away Free Lunch Today in Downtown
We like these guys much better when they're giving food away instead of banning it.
L.A. Supports "Meatless Mondays"
L.A.'s embrace marks the third and biggest city to stand with the movement.
Carrotmob Plans to Veg Out at Fresh 'n Easy in Pasadena Tomorrow
Activists will send the store business as a reward, while giving you free ice cream to get you there.
Brite Spot Catering to Echo Park's Meatless Masses, Peddler's Creamery Sets Up Shop Downtown
Chef Darby Aldaco is ditching the frozen veggie burgers to make his own.
Silver Lake Middle School Pushes Out Polysterenes
LAUSD will phase out Styrofoam containers and lunch trays as a result.
Once a Week, Cacao Considers Vegetarians
Every Tuesday, the meat-free will have two meat-free Mexican options.
New Sunday Farmers Market Grows Downtown
An earlier approach failed in three weeks, so this time the Southland Farmers Market Association was brought in to organize.
Susan Feniger's Street Honors Alcatraz Escape, Tonight in Hollywood
Chef Kajsa Alger says, "I am semi-obsessed with the [escape] story."
L.A.'s Plastic Bags To Be Blown Away
A county-wide ban on single use plastic bags won't extend to the produce section.
Are L.A.'s Shopping Carts and Plastic Bags Under Attack?
L.A. City Council considers a city-wide ban on the bags, while an anonymous critic bashes shopping cart safeguards.
La Brea Bakery Goes Electric
The company adds four zero-emissions vehicles to deliver throughout the city.
Beerathon Refunding Money to 4,000 Participants; Whole Foods to Green Up Fish Sales
The even has come under fire from the Department of Alcohol Beverage Control.
Overeating Takes Toll on Seniors; How to Get a Liquor License
Time to take grandpa off the bear claws.
FDA Warns 1-800-GET-THIN Over Misleading Ads; Toxic Bloom Spells Doom for Oysters
The agency wants the cheery lap-band commercials to change their tune, insisting they skip the serious side of the risky surgery.
Tracking Tapas and Ramen Through L.A.; Target Plans 100% Sustainable Fish Sales by 2015
S. Irene Virbila looks at five places to get your small plates on, while Andrew Froug maps out the bubbling ramen scene.
Dole Food Co. Settles Over $9 Billion in Lawsuits; Guy Fieri Plans Carnival Cruise Cuisine
The rambunctious T.V. chef might also open his own New York restaurant, whether the city wants it or not.