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Community Members Hold Vigil for Houston Father Killed by ICE
Close to 60 people paid tribute to Lorenzo Salgado Araujo who was killed on the early morning of July 7 while on his way to work.
Despite the 3-2 Defeat, Mexico Finally Has Reason to Believe Again
In a turn-around from previous tournaments, there’s lots of positivity surrounding the men’s national team despite their recent loss. Rafa Márquez officially stepping in to lead them into 2030's World Cup has many fans hopeful.
We Spoke With a Mother Detained In the Glass House Raids, One Year Later
"There are times in the middle of the night when I wake up thinking I’m back in that same place, because it's terrifying," the Glass House Farms worker and mother tells L.A. TACO, one year after the raids.
After 34 Years, Hollywood’s Iconic Cactus Taquería #1 Is Being Forced to Close This Sunday
You have two days left to eat at the taquería that survived a drive-by in the 90s and is beloved by Brad Pitt and Johnny Knoxville. We sat down with the owners to go down memory lane with them and remember when Bourdain stopped by to try his favorite lengua tacos.
Hollywood’s Beef Tallow-Fried Chicken Is Lighting Foos Mouths On Fire
You know Colonel Sanders. Now meet Carnal Sanchez.
Public Outcry Sparks Over California City Officials’ Approvals of Immigration Detention Center
California City Chair David Brottlund told one attendee to “shut their mouth.” He issued warnings throughout the meeting that he could have individuals removed from the chambers.
Raised On Highland Park’s Legendary Mariscos Truck, This Street Omelet Chef Is Striving For His Dream Restaurant
Phillip Cejudo grew up serving tostadas at El Mar Azul, and currently oversees his own Venice breakfast street stand by a truck he calls home. His hope is to open Rosie's Canteen in a vintage Airstream and bring wholesome food back to the community that raised him.
The Best New Breakfast Sandwich in L.A. Is Hiding In La Mirada
At the center of it all? An all-beef longanisa patty, made entirely from scratch by Filipino-American chef Anthony Evan.
Venezuela’s Earthquake Victims Are Hurting. This Is How Angelenos Can Help
Continue supporting Venezuela's earthquake victims with L.A. TACO's list of donation requests, drop-off locations, and charities.
‘Mr. B Baby’ Is Painting Wings of Resistance and Representation on East L.A. Streets Against AI Art
"I essentially feel like the communities that I paint in have some sort of ownership towards the murals that I'm creating," says the City Terrace-based artist. "And I really like creating artwork that is accessible, much different than a gallery piece.”
