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Philip Iglauer covered all things Koreana for 15 years — foreign diplomats, kimchi, Samsung and, of course, North Korea — out of Seoul. After returning to his native Northeast Los Angeles in late 2016, he freelances on his hometown’s goings-on.

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Nash Baker is a crime scene videographer and regular contributor to L.A. Taco.

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Crime

South L.A. Man Charged in Death of 4-Year-Old Daughter

Erick Galindo is an award-winning writer, director, and journalist from Southeast L.A. His work spans TV, film, podcasts, and essays that explore the intersection of identity, culture, and chaos in Los Angeles.

Erick Galindo

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On Eve of LA Weekly’s 40th Anniversary, Here’s an Amazing Digital Archive of Old Covers

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Daniel Hernandez is editor emeritus of LA Taco, serving 2017-2019. He is currently a staff writer for the L.A. Times. He is former Mexico bureau chief for VICE News, and former staff writer at the Los Angeles Times and LA Weekly. Daniel is author of the book &#8220;Down &amp; Delirious in Mexico City.&#8221;

Daniel Hernandez

What President Lopez Obrador Means for Los Angeles and Mexican-Americans at Large

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Mariah Castañeda

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L.A. Times Building Could Be an Unintended Casualty of Councilman Huizar’s Legal Troubles

South L.A. Man Charged in Death of 4-Year-Old Daughter

On Eve of LA Weekly’s 40th Anniversary, Here’s an Amazing Digital Archive of Old Covers

L.A. Teachers to Meet With School District Today, But Vow To Strike in January If There’s No Deal

What President Lopez Obrador Means for Los Angeles and Mexican-Americans at Large

It’s Like a Facebook For Police Surveillance: How Agencies Track Your Car and Overshare Its Info With Anyone Who Asks

Hope for Migrants Hinges on a Waiting List at Tijuana’s Gateway

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Villanueva to Fire 16 Members of L.A. Sheriff’s Department Leadership

‘We Won!’: Street Vendors Rejoice as Los Angeles Finally Makes it Legal