Katherine Spiers
Katherine is the former Living Managing Editor at KCET.org. She's been living in and writing about this area for over a decade.
The first television ad in the Prop 37 scuffle has debuted today. What do you think of it?
Suits in hippie clothing.
If you're pro-Prop 37, say goodbye to your favorite supermarket treats.
This Santa Barbara County farm produces crops, pies, and meat -- that last one gets a bit tricky sometimes.
We'll keep you updated on any Prop 37 developments and news from now until November. In the meantime, tell us in the poll how you think you'll vote.
Restaurant news from the nouveau Eastside, plus food justice in the Mid West, delicious tomatoes, and farmers cutting loose.
Twenty-five years ago, Alice Waters was raiding Andrea Crawford's lettuce patch for Chez Panisse salads. These days, Crawford's selling 20,000 pounds of oregano a year to Chipotle.
We went to two of the most beloved falafel purveyors in L.A. to find the very best in ancient snack foods.
It was decided that this plot should be a small farm, one for growing produce to sell, certainly, but also one that operated as a community center and a place of learning.
A wood-burning oven on a food truck. How do we feel about that?
Fret not, they mean "coffee shop" in the East Coast sense.
Before we begin, let's just agree that for the sake of discussion, "the Eastside" includes Los Feliz to Echo Park.