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A proposal to ban loncheras in Santa Ana
In February, LA’s city council voted to decriminalize street vending. Meanwhile, the Santa Ana City Council is considering an ordinance that would restrict the spots where vendors can park their trucks and carts and sell their food. Gustavo Arellano , editor of the OC Weekly, is not a fan of the proposal.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readIn February, LA’s city council voted to decriminalize street vending. Meanwhile, the Santa Ana City Council is considering an ordinance that would restrict the spots where vendors can park their trucks and carts and sell their food. Gustavo Arellano, editor of the OC Weekly, is not a fan of the proposal. While city officials duke it out, he’s encouraging citizens to make up their minds by trying the best street food Santa Ana has to offer. First stop: La Carreta on the corner of West Central Avenue and South Bristol Street, then El Calentano, another lonchera parked right across the street.
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1 of 6Banning loncheras, a history of pho and food in 'Twin Peaks'- 0:00A proposal to ban loncheras in Santa AnaYou’re reading this
- 7:58'The Pho Cookbook'
- 21:43Food in 'Twin Peaks'
- 29:25'In a Nutshell'
- 40:28'Flavor: The Science of Our Most Neglected Sense'
- 51:38Jonathan Gold dines at Mas' Chinese Islamic Restaurant