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Elina Shatkin
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Former Food Editor & Freelance Editor
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Which is to say: very fast, messy, and possibly risky to your health.
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In-N-Out claims its insurer, Zurich American, breached its contract by denying the chain's claim for coronavirus-related losses.
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Approximately 7,000 officers out of about 10,000 are equipped with bodyworn video, according to LAPD Chief Michael Moore.
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And there's a 5% chance we could see a larger earthquake in the next few days.
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There's an excellent Google doc circulating with a list of more than 100 of Los Angeles's black-owned restaurants — and anyone can access it.
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They just have to follow the county's health and safety guidelines... even though the health department hasn't yet released detailed guidelines.
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County officials won't require inspections before reopening so restaurants are on an "honor system" to adhere to the county's safety protocols.
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You'll almost certainly be able to eat in the streets later this summer but what if you want a beer with nosh? It just got a little easier.
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Old school restaurants pivoting to stay afloat, new ones struggling to establish themselves, diners showing their support. A glimpse into the 626's vast and diverse restaurant culture.
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Pasadena, Palm Springs and Sierra Madre are all considering similar initiatives.
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It's not happening immediately. This is just one step in the process.
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Here are the proposed plans for the development that will replace the old school French restaurant in Echo Park.