Elina Shatkin
Former Food Editor & Freelance Editor
(she/her)
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This week, we’ll be looking back at one of the strangest, most difficult years through which many of us have ever lived. -
An appeals court verdict that says the temporary ban on outdoor dining at restaurants in L.A. County can stay in place halts a judge's decision from early December.
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He comes to us from The Desert Sun where he steered digital strategy. He has also worked at NPR, KCRW and Marketplace.
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Put down the sourdough starter and learn to be your own chef with these Los Angeles cookbooks. They also make great gifts.
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From Temecula to Solvang, businesses are pushing back — and the heart of the resistance seems to be in Orange County.
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That's because the regional stay-at-home order currently blanketing SoCal also bans outdoor dining and it overrides any countywide orders.
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Manhattan Beach has reclassified outdoor dining as "public seating areas" to get around the county ban.
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This morning, the city of Los Angeles started accepting applications for a program that offers a one-time stiped of $800 to food service workers.
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The new portal will accept applications until December 8 at 5 p.m. or until 2,500 applications are received — whichever comes first
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Overwhelming demand has crashed the Los Angeles County website where struggling restaurant owners can apply for $30,000 grants.
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