Entries from LAist tagged with 'groceries'
May 11, 2008
Photo by Daniella Zalcman via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr Maybe actor Dennis Farina was taking his former role as an L&O detective too seriously when he packed his suitcase and headed to LAX this morning. Authorities arrested Farina on charges of carrying a concealed weapon when a .22 caliber handgun was found in his carryon. Homicide detectives are working on the case of an infant found dead inside a Lancaster home......
Continue Reading "Extra, Extra: It's Never Too Late to Call Your Mom"March 25, 2008
We were all abuzz a few months back when the first wave of UK import grocery stores called Fresh & Easy opened across the Southland, offering promise to under-served neighborhoods of accessible and affordable healthy food and low-cost groceries in a pleasant and somewhat upscale atmosphere. Now that the markets have had the chance to settle in, research analysts are scurrying to look at how they're doing, and the results are mixed. According to the......
Continue Reading "Fresh & Easy Markets in SoCal: Unknown & Hard?"December 19, 2007
Heal the Bay gives out free canvas bags for "A Day Without A Disposable Bag Day"...
Continue Reading "Reminder: Tomorrow is A Day Without a Disposable Bag"April 10, 2007
I've had a few thoughts in the past about buying groceries online. One was more nostalgic and comparative, when thinking about how in New York City you can shop for your groceries in the store and then have them brought to your apartment, and how it's almost ironic that there, in a city where everything is so easily accessible that you can have anything--even pancakes--delivered to your door, whereas here in Los Angeles things......
Continue Reading "A Consumer Reports: Buying Groceries Online"February 25, 2007
What were we thinking? Just a quick jaunt to our neighborhood Trader Joe's to grab some nibbly things and vino and appetizers (and, okay, some stuff to brown bag for work lunches this week) and we'd be in and out in plenty of time to catch the Red Carpet Arrival brouhaha on any of a handful of channels. Of course, everyone and their mother--like the gal and her mother we kept bumping into around every......
Continue Reading "If You Aren't on the Red Carpet, You're Probably at Trader Joe's"December 29, 2006
Anne Smith is the owner of the New School of Cooking in Culver City (which just happens to be a favorite of this LAist), which offers classes for everyone, from beginning to advanced. An aficianado of all things culinary, Smith is also interested in promoting sustainable agriculture, supporting local farmers and reducing our carbon imprint. She recently launched a blog that companions the School's website, and she has also offered us her top ten thoughts......
Continue Reading "Anne Smith's Best Random Thoughts by a Cooking School Owner/Environmentalist"

