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Yerod Mas (opens the original)
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Why does it matter? From ghost kitchen to brick-and-mortar, Yerod Mas has built a name for itself with soulful takes on Armenian diaspora cuisine that have gained national attention. Husband and wife Arthur Grigoryan and Takouhi Petrosyan have gone the independent route with no investors, an impressive feat. They've also had to deal with internet trolls taking aim at the cost of their once-signature $38 basturma sandwich, which they've since taken off the men. But they've taken both critical acc
Race to save Torrey pines (opens the original)
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Why it matters: The island’s grove of Torrey pine trees, a subspecies found nowhere else on the planet, bore much of the worst damage. Early surveys estimate as much as 80% of the rare trees will perish. Why now: The biggest worry is how intense El Niño-driven rains may erode soil in the charred remains of the grove. Read on ... to learn how officials and volunteers are working together ahead of the rainy season — and what you can do to help.
No determined cause (opens the original)
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Why it matters: In response to the inconclusive investigation, District 14 Councilmember Ysabel Jurado said, “LAFD’s finding that the cause remains undetermined does nothing to alleviate what Boyle Heights residents have endured and are still carrying: months of health concerns and disruption, along with unanswered questions about whether this site can safely operate again.” The backstory: The fire and subsequent cleanup of millions of pounds of rotting food caused a flood of issues for resident
LAFD closes investigation into Lineage warehouse fire without determining a cause (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. “The Department’s thoughts remain with all those impacted by this deeply tragic incident,” Arson and Fire Investigation Chief Thomas Raymond said in a release. The finding leaves unanswered questions for residents and officials who have been pressing for answers since the fire broke out. District 14 Councilmember Ysabel Jurado said that
Lineage relief (opens the original)
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Who qualified for Lineage assistance? Nearly 800 homes inside a designated area were eligible for assistance from Lineage during its recovery operations, according to the company. The support included free air purifiers, masks, air conditioners, temporary housing, grocery vouchers, utility assistance and cash assistance that were often delivered door-to-door by the company. Navigating help hasn’t been easy: Residents outside the boundary have had to find alternative resources on their own. “The
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