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Elina Shatkin
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Former Food Editor & Freelance Editor
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A happy 78th birthday to L.A.'s most famous hot dog stand.
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After a 15-year absence from acting, Wiseau returns to the screen playing a quirky mortician. Could he play any other kind?
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Want to make your foodie hustle legal and NOT have health inspectors come after you? Now you have a better shot.
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The governor just signed a bill that decriminalizes sidewalk vending. More tacos, churros, champurrado and bacon-wrapped hot dogs on L.A.'s streets? We hope so.
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We asked a simple question: "Why are people so obsessed with LAUSD's coffee cake?" LAist readers answered.
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The fluffy, crumbly dessert has been around for more than 60 years and Angelenos' love for it hasn't diminished.
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It's okay if you left your wallet in El Segundo. You won't need it to get a free donut at Randy's newest location.
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The SoCal-based burger chain gave $25,000 to the California Republican Party. But, their spokesperson notes they also gave to both Democratic and Republican PACs.
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Hundreds of people showed up at Grand Park for a public memorial. Here's what they had to say.
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"Instead of tacos, they had foldies. We don't know what a foldie is. We don't eat foldies around here. We eat tacos."
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It was the 1980s, an era of large shoulder pads and conspicuous consumption, an age utterly unlike our own.
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While plenty of people supported the concept, LocoL struggled to find its niche, both among locals and foodies.
