$3 million dollars was spent here to build an 11-mile fiber-optic loop around the city's industrial zone, all in the hopes of attracting tech companies to San Leandro and the East Bay. Read more.
Adelita's Special burrito is EPIC! Al pastor pork, rice, avocado, and more in a giant taste sensation. Read more.
One of L.A.'s greatest culinary legacies is the California lunchroom burger, the multi-layered composition of iceberg lettuce, pickles and slightly underripe tomatoes. Read more.
The thick wine list at Patina is rich in hidden treasures if you are willing to consider Corbières or Slovenian Pinot Gris instead of Napa Chardonnay. Read more.
Border Grill is the rare mainstream restaurant whose tacos don't make you yearn for a truck parked by an auto-parts junkyard somewhere in East L.A. Read more.
Smooth, delicate chocolate made with a vision. It’s a small place, but our bites where mighty and flavorful. Read more.
The Grand Ballroom of the Beverly Hills Hotel was home to the first Grammy awards back in 1959. Read more.