National Critics Slam Loss of L.A. Times Star System; Lou Amdur Selling Lou Wine Bar
Voices like Tom Sistema and Michael Bauer think the paper's latest move is a cop-out.
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Cappuccino: It's What's for Breakfast; Millionaires Weaned From Food Stamps
Espresso should be sipped after a meal and not its creamy counterpart.
Radiation Found in Japanese Baby Food; Pinot Payola Scandal Hits Wine Advocate Writer
Wine writer Jay Miller resigns after news leaks that he accepted money for appearances.
Wine-Drinking Linked to Lower Weight Gain; Andre Ethier Connects With Union Rescue Mission
The Dodger star helps grill hot dogs and prepare Thanksgiving turkeys for those in need.
California Prisoners Launch Hunger Strike; Entenmann's Adds Two Cents To Casey Anthony Verdict
Inmates stand behind a hunger strike that started on Friday at Pelican Bay over inhumane conditions.
L.A. Leads U.S. Counties In Hunger; MOD Tackling L.A.'s Food Deserts
Over 1.7 million Angelenos faced hunger issues in 2009, more than any other county in the country.
Backyard Farming Becomes a Neighborhood Status Symbol
The point of growing your own isn't exactly to save money.
McCain Stands Against Farm Program; Rubio's Accepts $91 Million Buyout
A former presidential front-runner labels the "Better Know Your Farmer" program elitist, while a Carlsbad Mexican chain is sold.
Jessica Seinfeld Wins Cookbook Case; Koo Koo Roo Closing Ten Stores
A recipe plagiarism suit is dismissed and a bankrupt chicken chain will only leave three SoCal stores.
Nigella Lawson Inspires New Alice in Wonderland Queen; Cipriani London Must Change Name
Tim Burton took a cue from a TV toque and a famous club is sued by a more famous club.
Napa Valley Grille's Got Farm Fresh Groceries, Whole Foods Beware
Chef Joseph Gilliard fires a shot in the local food movement's revolution.
Criminal Misdeeds Catch Up with Cali Tomato Industry
A major investigation is launched into illegal produce practices.
Jamie Oliver Makes Criminal Employee Confess; Starbucks Going Lo-Cal
The Naked Chef does some detective work and a mega-coffee chain seeks to get fit.
Sous Vide Is Made Simple; Sushi Robots Rise
A Tokyo company releases new sushi-making robots and a sous vide machine is produced for the home kitchen.
Culinary School Enrollment Skyrockets; Bob's Burgers Coming To Fox
People are signing up for cooking school again and Fox will run a new cartoon about a burger joint.
The Naked Chef Plays Matchmaker; Boyle Heights Ejects Food Vendors
Jamie Oliver starts a dating site and police have targeted street food in Boyle Heights.
Drought-Stricken Central Valley Farmers Fear Extinction
California farmers feel their dire needs aren't being addressed urgently enough.
California Drought Means More Imported Produce; Iceland Gives Up Its Last McDonald's
California grows about 50% of the nation's produce, but its output is severely threatened by a worsening drought.
Chef Jason Travi Won't Return to Fraiche; Final Gourmet Issue Hits The Stands Today
Fraiche loses its founding chef, and Gourmet's final issue is available today.
