Come Ramadan, the Islamic holy month where Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, at iftar tables, the triangle shaped, golden pastry is a must have.

Come Ramadan, the Islamic holy month where Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset, at iftar tables, the triangle shaped, golden pastry is a must have.

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An Ode To The Samosa: Why It's So Beloved During Ramadan

Following a nearly two-year court battle, a company in the city of Vernon has reached a settlement with air quality regulators and agreed to stop rendering raw animal parts. 

As part of the agreement with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), Baker Commodities Inc. will pay the agency $400,000 and surrender its rendering permits within two weeks.  

Following a nearly two-year court battle, a company in the city of Vernon has reached a settlement with air quality regulators and agreed to stop rendering raw animal parts. 
As part of the agreement with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), Baker Commodities Inc. will pay the agency $400,000 and surrender its rendering permits within two weeks.

After Lengthy Court Battle, Company Agrees To Stop Rendering Animal Parts in Southeast LA

A longtime Boyle Heights homeless shelter says about 90 percent of its occupants these days are new asylum seekers. City homeless services and NGOs say it’s hard to know how many new migrants are falling through the cracks. LAist correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas has the story.

A longtime Boyle Heights homeless shelter says about 90 percent of its occupants these days are new asylum seekers. City homeless services and NGOs say it’s hard to know how many new migrants are falling through the cracks. LAist correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas has the story.

No Place To Go: How A Majority At Some Local Homeless Shelters Are Now New Migrants

The department is targeting states with the largest high school senior submission gaps, which includes California.

The department is targeting states with the largest high school senior submission gaps, which includes California.

An Ode To The Samosa: Why It's So Beloved During Ramadan

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