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Food truck rip-off? Supplier denies claims he exploited 'campesinos' - Vimarsana News

Food truck rip-off? Supplier denies claims he exploited 'campesinos'

Fernando Ochoa Jauregui and his company, 8A Food Trucks, have been accused in lawsuits of not delivering food trucks and trailers to clients across California and pocketing their money. He denies any wrongdoing.

Fontana's Black mayor cracking down on Latino street vendors - Vimarsana News

Fontana's Black mayor cracking down on Latino street vendors

Fontana is paying a contractor to shut down unlicensed street vendors, who the city says hurt bricks-and-mortar businesses but who call it an attack on Latino culture.

Has Edin Alex Enamorado, influential activist and street vendor defender, gone too far? - Vimarsana News

Has Edin Alex Enamorado, influential activist and street vendor defender, gone too far?

Edin Alex Enamorado wages campaigns against people who mess with mobile food sellers hawking their goods on the streets of Los Angeles and elsewhere.

Moorpark school district places teacher on leave after racist, profanity-laced rant against street vendor - Vimarsana News

Moorpark school district places teacher on leave after racist, profanity-laced rant against street vendor

A social media video shows Moorpark High School French teacher, Gnel Frankian, yelling racist comments and profanities at a Spanish-speaking sidewalk fruit seller on Sunday afternoon. Frankian was placed on administrative leave by his district.

Inside the ruthless crime wave targeting LA's vulnerable street food vendors | Region - Vimarsana News

Inside the ruthless crime wave targeting LA's vulnerable street food vendors | Region

LOS ANGELES — It was nearly midnight, and Saul Martinez was cleaning up Tacos Los Chemas’ kitchen, a cramped space fragrant with the scent of pork roasted on the trompo.