Dozens of regulars, including some celebrities, packed Trancas Country Market to send off owner Kristy Apana before her September 9 closing.

The Great Park Neighborhoods finally get their own In-N-Out, easing decades of drive-thru gridlock at the UC Irvine store.

The Artesia Boulevard smokehouse closed for good, leaving Downey as the last Chris & Pitts standing after decades of decline.

The Gardner Street restaurant, named for old-time night train conductors, bid farewell without explaining why.

A Utah-born soda trend is landing on Ventura Boulevard, with build-your-own fizzy drinks and fresh-baked cookies on the way this fall.

Aaron Robins is shutting the Ventura Boulevard smokehouse where customers got engaged and met spouses over brisket.

Whiskey pairings, live music and Chamorro-style smoked plates hit Promenade Square Park on Sept. 5.

Hundreds turned out for the ribbon-cutting, some driving in from Orange, Aliso Viejo and Long Beach.

Chao Krung's sisters now own their Fairfax building outright and are knocking down a wall to fuse it with Ban Ban Burger.

The 14th annual L.A. Loves Alex's Lemonade returns to UCLA with 65 chefs and $275 early-bird tickets through September 1.

Beef Box will bring shawarma pizza and Armenian yogurt drinks to the old Dog Haus spot on Lankershim Boulevard.

The scoop shop lands near Super Target and Home Depot with outdoor seating already approved.

The American Craft Sake Fest lands at Lumen West LA on September 5 with over 100 sakes, a live bluefin tuna cutting, and a David Ono documentary screening.