Everyone knows that putting up posters or paint on public property without permission is illegal. If you pay to place your message on specific spaces, it is advertising. But what if you don't pay, and put your ad under someone's windshield wiper? The Supreme Court will decide if what you're doing is protected by the first amendment later this year.
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A New Spot Doing All-Day Sonoran Hot Dogs With a Mob of Tacos
In addition to two trompos, there are lorenzas, caramelos, campechanos, seafood tacos, taquitos, and “gringo” tacos, plus $4 street tacos, rib eye tacos, surf n’ turf tacos, and several varieties of vegetarian tacos. In summation: a whole lotta tacos.
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One city attorney candidate has a plan while the incumbent remains quiet.
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This South Central Native Reveals Black L.A.’s Best Hidden Gems through Food Tours
The formula sounds simple: Gather guests, board a bus, and visit several Black-owned restaurants. But the experience unfolds as something much deeper.
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UPDATE: Day Seven of the Lineage Fire: Residents Say They Feel ‘Used’
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Chef Joshua Gil, Anarcho Punk Chef Who United Alta and Baja California, Dies at 50
An editor grieves the first anarcho punk he ever met.
