California Firefighters Share Their Best Recipes; Supper Club Sits Down at Palate Food + Wine
California firefighters are opening their recipes book while the exclusive Supper Club dines in Glendale.
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Deep Fried Butter Stars in a Texas Fair; McDonald's Loses "McCurry" Copyright Suit
A Texas fair serves a new deep-fried snack and McDonald's loses a copyright suit.
L.A. County is Quarantined for Psyllids; Stone Beer Gets a Top Chef Cameo
The discovery of more psyllid insects earns L.A. County a quarantine, while Stone Beer will be seen in Top Chef.
Central Valley Receives Record Amount of Food Aid; Discovery of More Psyllids Panics Citrus Growers
California's Central Valley is reeling under drought and recession, while the discovery of more Asian Citrus Psyllids has growers in a panic.
Food Supplies and Pet Food Needed for Fire Evacuees; Mel's Drive-In Rewards Yelp Reviews
Red Cross and Salvation Army need your pet food for Station fire victims, and Mel's Drive-In is giving discounts to its Yelp critics.
Silver Palate Author Dies at 66; Bottled Water in a Price War
Cookbook author Sheila Lukins has died and bottled water is desperately trying to get back customers who switched to tap.
Piven Cleared of Contract Violation after Sushi Overdose; KFC Franchise Will Float on Lake Michigan
Jeremy Piven is off the hook after eating too much sushi gave him mercury poisoning and a KFC franchise will distribute fried chicken to boaters on Lake Michigan.
Coconut Water Could Be The Next Bottled Water; PETA Teases McDonald's
Beverage companies hope coconut water will replace bottled water as the next big thing, and PETA enlists stars to go after McDonald's.
Wolfgang Puck Honored with a Humanitarian Award; Beer and Grocery Prices Might Inflate
A heart-healthy humanitarian award was bestowed on Wolfgang Puck while beer and groceries prices are set to rise.
Heart Association Urges Less Sugar in Diets; Naked Chef Will Open Italian Chain in Asia
The American Heart Association is looking out for your sugar intake and Jamie Oliver is bringing 30 Italian restaurants to Asia.
Acosta Tacos Fined for Firing; Gover-nator Gives California Wine A Month-Long Party
Acosta Tacos hit with fines for firing an employee over her maternal duties, and September will be California Wine Month, as per The Governor.
Obama Mulls A White House Farmer's Market; Iraq Loves Its Own Top Chef
White House could start its own farmer's market and Iraq has its own top chef.
Fish Found with Mercury Across Nation's Streams; Prosciutto Could Be Posted as Collateral
Fish tested across the nation have mercury-contamination, while Italy considers wine and cured meat as a loan collateral for food producers.
Ramadan Deadline Pressures Date Growers; Prison Inmates Garden for Food Banks
As Ramadan approaches, California date farmers are scrambling to fill orders, while prisons put their inmates to work for food banks.
Whole Foods Comments Spark Boycott Call; Man Cooks Dog
Whole Foods' CEO draws a boycott call for sounding off against health care proposals, while a New Zealand man was legally permitted to eat his dog.
Thousand Oaks' Burger Express Hit by A Car; NASA Packing Meals for Mars
A car smashes in Thousand Oaks' Burger Express and NASA scientists are developing new meals for potential Mars missions.
Dole Food Co. Seeks Cash Infusion; Megan Fox Recommends Cannibalism
Dole Food files for an IPO while Megan Fox does her best Jonathan Swift impression.
Suzanne Goin says No Way to NYC Restaurant Plans
Suzanne Goin invited to open in New York, and respectfully declines.
U.S. Sugar Supply Could be Endangered; Bank Robber Disguised as Chef
Companies allege sugar supply could run low due to restricted imports and high prices while a Georgia bank robber wears a chef's uniform while stealing.
Piven Pissed About Sushi Jokes; Local Teachers Study Global Foods
Jeremy Piven throws a fit over Kattan's sushi barbs while UCLA offers L.A. high school teachers a look at international food cultures.