The deadly Los Angeles fires that began Tuesday have scorched ... as first reported by the LA Times, from food trucks to longtime local mainstays. Here are places to get a meal if you've been ...

In Los Angeles, food truck operators are required to have the proper city and county permits, but the makeshift sidewalk stands that have exploded in popularity over the past few years are often ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Los Angeles’ robust food truck scene is part of the city’s culture, but those working inside the hot vehicles are ...

Students in the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will soon be able to order from food trucks thanks to an upcoming rollout. Superintendent Alberto Carvalho announced Friday that four ...

Del Mar Ostioneria food truck in Los Angeles. So far, the offerings have proven to be rather unique. Del Mar Ostioneria might be the only Mexican food truck in LA carrying kusshi (British Columbia ...

Los Angeles Unified School District officials Friday unveiled a new food truck to serve student-prepared food to local communities while preparing students with disabilities for a career. The ...

The Los Angeles wildfires that have scorched the ... while “Yeastie Boy Bagels and its fleet of food trucks are giving away free bagels at evacuation centers.” A slew of other spots are ...

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If you want to see what eating in Los Angeles is like ... wearied of giant chains but still demand food that is novel, inexpensive and fast, food trucks are the new incubators of culinary innovation.

Selling food out of a converted ice-cream truck that he had parked outside of a bar in East Los Angeles, he eventually turned his business into King Taco, a restaurant chain with 22 locations ...

A string of armed robberies at taco trucks in Los Angeles turned violent after two ... Like here I am at a taco truck trying to get some food,” local customer Ronald Evans told KTLA.

One department, though, simply doesn't have enough trucks that are in good enough shape to use: The Los Angeles Fire Department ... as a single firm, like a food conglomerate selling a bunch ...