[dropcap size=big]L[/dropcap]owriders from all corners of Los Angeles assembled at City Hall yesterday to demand social justice and unity in the city. The ride was organized by BLVD NIGHTS. More than 100 lowriders gathered in Pico Rivera and stopped underneath the historic Whittier Boulevard arch on the way to City Hall. Families, car clubs, and Estevan Oriol were in attendance and the cruise ended with a street performance by Kid Frost performing 'La Raza' on the steps of City Hall.
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Plus a beautiful shawarma sandwich in Sherman Oaks and a weekend-long celebration of a Chicano brewery in La Puente.
L.A. will also have to reimburse the street vendors for their past fines relating to this controversial sign. However, this does not include any other fines related to equipment restrictions or lack of permits. This also means that while a vendor can’t be cited for vending in areas like the Hollywood Walk of Fame anymore, they can still get cited for other city regulations.
Where to find all the medicated Pop Rocks, coffee, ice cream cones, and St. Ides you desire.
One of the taqueros who organizes the weekly pop-ups used to be homeless himself and broke out of poverty by selling breakfast burritos in front of a courthouse in Van Nuys. Now, he is sober and pays it forward every week. The group uses TikTok to raise funds and donate up to 1,500 tacos and more a week.
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