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LA City Council Takes a Huge Step in Making Outdoor Dining Program Permanent Plus, a block party in City of Bell, arrests made in Beverly Hills restaurant robbery, and Spoon & Pork closes temporarily Share this story Casa Vega On Wednesday, the Los Angeles City Council took a step towards making the city’s outdoor dining program permanent. The votes were nearly unanimous to extend the mayor’s 2020 initiative that expanded outdoor dining for LA restaurants onto adjacent sidewalks, streets, and parking lots. LA mayor Eric Garcetti introduced LA Al Fresco almost one year ago, which coincided...

By Rebekah Gonzalez Apr 7, 2021 The City of San Diego's Economic Development Department has launched an interactive map showcasing all of the breweries, brew pubs, and tasting stores throughout the city limits. According to the city, there are over 100 locations that make up San Diego's beer brewing clustering stretching from Abnormal Beer Company in Rancho Bernardo south to Border X Brewing in Barrio Logan. The craft brewery industry has had a huge impact on San Diego's economy and culture. But with the COVID-19 pandemic, the local industry has taken many devastating blows. When stay-at...

El Cajon Residents to a Take Stand for the Homeless By Andrea Lopez-Villafaña Community members are planning to illegally feed individuals who identify as homeless in the City of El Cajon in the coming weeks in response to an emergency City Council ordinance prohibiting “food sharing” in public places. The Facebook event titled, “Break the Ban – Feeding the Homeless in El Cajon” is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 19. “When a law is immoral, it must be rejected,” the post reads. “This ban is a punitive measure under the guise of combating the Hepatitus (sic) A outbreak. Hepatitus (...