via @SarahNMos
"You can paint anything in the world, why are you painting the swap meet?” Wendy Park's mom said.
The artist's mother saw their tenure at the swap meet as a time she would just as soon forget, but those memories give Park a sense of pride.
https://t.co/H2yxOVvHrB
@danielledorky 🙋🏻♀️I listen to Where Should We Begin! I feel like it helps me reach a new level of nosy. 😆But now I am going to have to check out Couples Therapy too!
The concept of Japanese Peruvian cuisine has been ingrained in the LA psyche for decades from Matsuhisa on. This welcoming and modest restaurant in Bixby Knolls brings love to the nikkei style for all, writes @SarahNMos 💖 https://t.co/c4fjkSEWLH
I’m posting this cuz @SarahNMos & her colleagues provide a fantastic story that includes various perspectives — I’m not gonna stop supporting the folks who continue to be relevant role models for our community!
Also, me & Dr. Manny are quoted together!
https://t.co/WgXVFfzcxx
How did Northgate’s buzzy new Mercado Gonzalez end up in Costa Mesa? What @theCindyCarcamo and I found out may change what you think about Orange County. Or at least convince you to come get a churro.
https://t.co/Ud3Rqo7gsM
Everyone is talking about the Mercado González. You been yet? In this story, reporters Sarah Mosqueda and Cindy Carcamo explore what it means that the game-changing retail and dining venture opened in Costa Mesa and not Santa Ana, via @latimes: https://t.co/3CfcY3VSeJ
It was a trying year for restaurants in Southern California. So many favorites closed, so suddenly. 🥺 Here is the brutal assessment and comprehensive list of these closures by @breijOR_THEY for @latimesfood: https://t.co/GZKX3yZud0
Oh yah, we have a new reporter in Food! Please join us in welcoming OC star Sarah Mosqueda to the squad 💪🏽 -- she's worked in restaurants since high school and for a moment co-owned a celebrated Filipino restaurant in Santa Ana: https://t.co/THpdycJGmT
Ready to complete your holiday and New Year spreads, here are 22 of our favorite tamale makers across Los Angeles and Orange County, spanning bakeries, street vendors, pop-ups and more. https://t.co/FAIAwlODM1
Bake Like Nonna: Stephanie Breijo @breijOR_THEY spent time with the bakers of the Garibaldina Society - the oldest Italian association in Los Angeles - and brings us this wonderful look at Italian Christmas cookies 🤩🎄 @latimes https://t.co/Ja1LTdNEY0
Thinking of weekending in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja's wine country? So goes half of LA, DF, SD, and every un-permitted tourism hawk around, writes @theCindyCarcamo. Read more ... @latimesfood https://t.co/pAOQXElSYm
Picked up the printed version TODAY!
Anaheim’s Jesus Cortez in print, Crear Studio in print, Santa Ana College @eldonnews journalist Lizeth Martinez in print—toda la bola de gente in print!
Gracias again to @SarahNMos with @latimes / @timesocofficial for covering our comunidad!
“Cortez photographed his family for this project beginning a few years ago…It’s a choice that creates an intimacy that isn’t always found in art that deals with the subject of immigrant labor.”
Great write up by @SarahNMos in @latimes/@timesocofficial!
https://t.co/NXnrPscuYN
53 years ago today, pioneering LA Times reporter and columnist Ruben Salazar was killed by an LA County sheriff’s deputy while covering the Chicano Moratorium. @LATLatinoCaucus stand on his shoulders and so many others. Ruben Salazar. ¡PRESENTE! https://t.co/EQMsIYXIV6