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Elina Shatkin
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Former Food Editor & Freelance Editor
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The Angeles, Cleveland, San Bernardino and Los Padres National Forests will remain closed until Sept. 22.
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It's not "bottoms up" just yet, but AB 389 looks like it will become law.
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"Made In California" explores the Golden State roots of everything from Del Taco and Pioneer Chicken to Denny's and Orange Julius.
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National Parks and State Parks are still open. But if you were heading to a National Forest in California, you'll need to rethink your Labor Day plans.
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Brother and sister duo Yan and William Lu, who used to own the popular San Gabriel Valley restaurant, have paid back the $2.1 million they owed.
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The emergency order only applies in the city of Los Angeles — not the rest of L.A. County.
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Peel was among the culinary trendsetters who helped brand California cuisine as a distinct ethos.
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The dispute pits the property owner against her ex-husband and her son, who have repeatedly defied COVID-19 safety protocols during the pandemic.
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Although we've known for months that June 15 was the big day, restaurants and bars were in limbo, waiting for guidance from L.A. County officials.
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While California's June 15 reopening is doomsday in reverse for the hospitality industry, without firm guidelines from the county, many restaurants are in a little bit of limbo.
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Vintners are upset about a zoning ordinance that prohibits new vineyards and doesn't clarify whether they can expand existing ones.
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If several bills make their way through the state legislature, to-go cocktails and dining parklets could stick around permanently.
