Evan Jacoby
Producer, How to L.A.
(he/him)
Hi, I’m Evan! I’m an audio producer and writer here in L.A.
My favorite types of stories make me care about something I didn’t think I’d find important.
I’m producing a new show for LAist Studios: How To LA. It’s all about discovery and exploration and understanding this city.
My favorite things to do here are rockclimb and cook. I also sometimes film things, and I main Ness.
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A group out of USC is tackling the overdose crisis, armed with education, test strips and Narcan. -
The state's SB972 was signed by Gov. Newsom into law, providing relief for many who haven't been able to get the proper permits to sell certain foods on the street.
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Earlier this year, Pacoima Beautiful painted 10 square blocks and murals with a special coat that mitigates the hotness of the asphalt, reflects solar waves and beautifies the area.
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Chinatown hasn't had a grocery store in three years; a new farmers' market fills some of the void.
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Farmers' markets make it easy to find local, organic produce, and the open air can make grocery shopping feel like less of a chore.
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City Bean paved the way for L.A.'s current coffee scene. In the pandemic, it's trying to highlight the importance of locally owned businesses.
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Jess Starwood used to forage wild fruits and herbs for some of L.A.'s top restaurants. When they fully reopen, she's not sure she'll sell to them again.
