Welcome to "Taco de Lomography", the long-running series where some of our favorite Los Angeles based photographers take a Lomography LC-A camera equipped with a Fritz the Blitz flash into the world to capture their version of the taco lifestyle. Please enjoy the latest edition of the series by artist and photographer 2wenty.
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Los Angeles may lack the Jamaican restaurant scene of New York or Miami, but there some insanely delicious family-run Caribbean meals hiding in our strip malls and Black family-owned storefronts if you know where to look.
The City Council voted 3-2 to install a network of cameras that photographs and logs the license plate of every vehicle entering and leaving the city.
We hope this register offers a moment to remember the names and stories of the victims. For each one, we’ve included the backstory we were able to gather alongside the official account from government agencies.
I share this to be transparent with you all about the risks that reporters take to bring you these stories.
The Inland Empire is home to nearly 5 million people. This guide provides a small handful of the hundreds of nonprofits in the region working to assist and support the most vulnerable among the population.
Detainees at Adelanto claim that staff have provided them with water from an unknown source that is routinely contaminated, despite a federal judge’s orders to provide detainees with clean, potable water. A video L.A. TACO received backs this up.
