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This weekend's Harvest in the Ghetto is the Lompoc Wine Alliance's coming out party.
Nearly 80 years after its relocation, Chinatown supports Chinese American businesses as well as newer waves of entrepreneurs from Thailand, Vietnam, and greater Los Angeles.
Japanese Americans began settling in this Westside neighborhood in the early 1900s.
The neighborhood has been changing so muchover the past few year, but some old classics have stuck around.
One man has taken on the task of regulating the disastrous stretch of food truck landscape on his own. The so-called Food Truck Mafia is apparently not pleased.
Even Europe is paying attention to Paso Robles.
The area had its heyday before World War II when it was the city's social hub. After a period of decline, it's experiencing a renaissance.
"We need to keep in mind the big picture: food deserts, 'food swamps' and 'food apartheid' are all different terms to describe the way poverty and racism have led to limited options for some communities."
"Pack a healthy meal when you send your kid to school. Some of the least healthy food I've seen come from home."
With its rich history in the entertainment world, it's easy to find a classic establishment in Burbank that harkens back to the "two martini lunch."
There are conflicting accounts about the origin of the name Lancaster, but one thing for sure is that the city owes its existence to the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Sayer grows lemons, avocados, specialty citrus, figs, and is a food entrepreneur. One of his recent projects is producing fig wine in partnership with a local winery.