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High school students use Mueller Report to understand history
Los AngelesInside a Los Angeles private school classroom, sophomores in an AP History class discussed the Mueller Report.
LA Taco’s Food List is an homage to Jonathan Gold
Food and DrinkFor the second year, LA Taco has published the “Rogue 99.” The list is a compilation of 99 food trucks, carts and restaurants that capture the beat of Los Angeles.
Behold the $18.9 million hyper car
NewsIt’s been awhile since Karl Benz’s powered wheel vehicle made its way onto the world stage in 1885, and any car of today would easily qualify as a supercar compared to the Adam…
Trump visits Calexico to show off a piece of border wall
CaliforniaBefore President Trump comes to Los Angeles on a fundraising trip, he's stopping in the city of Calexico to see the US-Mexico border. There, the president plans to commemorate what…
Remembering Nipsey Hussle and his commitment to community
Los AngelesThere’s been an outpouring of grief and of tributes to Hussle in the days since he died. Daniel Hernandez has been covering the story for the website LA Taco. He says one of the…
Opulent desserts by The Silver Bough’s Margarita Kallas Lee
Central CoastA new restaurant in Montecito takes the concept of fine dining along the Central Coast to a whole new level.
A way forward for faster and cheaper homeless housing
Los AngelesIn February, at an event in downtown Los Angeles, a group of architects and developers gathered to show off architectural models and renderings.
Families affected by cancer want state officials to lead cleanup of Santa Susana
CaliforniaOn the Western edge of Los Angeles County near the suburbs of Chatsworth and Simi Valley, a battle has raged for decades over a the Santa Susana Field Lab, a toxin-filled former…
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Debris Flow Nets/Voluntary Vessel Speed Reduction Program
Central CoastDebris nets go up in the slide zones of Carpinteria and Montecito in an effort to save money and reduce mudslide risks.
Big donors are funding Notre Dame’s restoration, but is philanthropy the best way to deal with a disaster?
ArtsSince the Notre Dame fire, many large corporations and philanthropic French families have made hefty donations to restoring the cathedral.
