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‘They Are Children': Street Vendors in South LA Raise Concerns Over Group of Young Thieves
Street vendors in South LA appear to be targeted by a group of young thieves.
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LA Street Vendors' No-Vending Zones Lawsuit Can Go Forward
A judge indicated he is inclined to allow a coalition of street vendors suing the city of Los Angeles over its no-vending zones to proceed with a legal challenge to the ordinance.
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City Council Committee Approves Motion to Reduce Permit Costs for Street Vendors
An LA City Council committee approved a motion that would reduce the costs of permits for local street vendors, now the motion needs to be approved by the full council.
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LA Council Members Seek Temporary Permits for Street Vendors
Several City Council members are seeking to provide street vendors awaiting approval to operate under Senate Bill 972 with temporary permits.
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City of Long Beach is Helping Food Vendors Prepare for New California Law
The city of Long Beach is helping educate food vendors about a new California law that will require them to obtain a health permit.
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Food Vendors Prepare for New California Law
The city of Long Beach is helping educate street vendors about a new California law that will require them to obtain a health permit. Darsha Philips reports for the NBC4 News on Dec. 12, 2022.
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Street Vendors File Lawsuit Against City of LA Over No Vending Zones
A coalition of LA street vendors marched down Hollywood Blvd on Thursday on the very sidewalks where the City of Los Angeles no longer allows them to sell food.
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LA Street Vendors File Lawsuit Against City
A coalition of LA street vendors marched down Hollywood Blvd on the very sidewalks where the City of Los Angeles no longer allows them to sell food. Jonathan Gonzalez reports for the NBC4 News on Dec. 8, 2022.
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Flaming Hot Dog Cart Draws Concern Over Illegal Street Vending in Gaslamp District
The Gaslamp Quarter Association is concerned that without enforcement of the recently passed ordinance the issue will get worse.
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Community Activists Push to Protect Street Vendors
Earlier this week, a fruit vendor was attacked in Woodland Hills. Some believe they know where that attacker lives. Hetty Chang reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Aug. 19, 2022.
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Push to Get Permits for Street Vendors in Hemet
Local business owners are frustrated over street vendors causing competition with their restaurants. Tony Shin reports for the NBC4 News on Aug. 11, 2022.
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Street Vendor Killed During Attempted Robbery in Gardena
A fruit vendor was shot and killed in Gardena late Thursday afternoon, and police are now investigating the incident.
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Fruit Vendor Shot and Killed in Attempted Robbery
The man was shot late Thursday afternoon during an attempted robbery, and was found on the sidewalk in Gardena. Video aired during Today in LA on Friday, Aug. 5, 2022.
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LAPD: Street Vendor Robberies Have Doubled in 2022
According to the LAPD, street vendor robberies have doubled since this time last year.
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Street Vendor Robberies Double in 2022
Street vendors have faced robberies, an online petition was started to change state laws to protect vendors. Gordon Tokumatsu reports on July 11, 2022.
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This SoCal Man Quit His Job to Become a Plant Street Vendor. Here's How.
One of the recurring memories Jesse Aleman has of his 22-year career as a concrete finisher is when he was pouring concrete on a road in California. “Every time we’re digging a hole, ‘sucks to be you!” The Moreno Valley, Calif., man is referring to what drivers would shout as they passed him and his fellow orange vests on...
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Why This Man Left His Job as a Concrete Pourer to Sell Plants
Jesse Aleman’s job as a concrete pourer was affecting his mental health. So he made a big change: He quit his job and started selling plants from a street cart. And he achieved viral TikTok fame in the process.
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What Do Street Vending, Brunch, and House Plants Have in Common?
Street vending, brunch, and house plants have more in common than you may think. In this episode of “Connect the Dots,” Fernando Hurtado ends up on #PlantTok, meets a street vendor selling plants, and learns about why some black plastic can’t be recycled.
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Family of Sidewalk Vendor Killed in South LA Crash Remembers His Helpful, Hardworking Spirit
The family of Jose Rangel, the man killed Thursday when a stolen Amazon van crashed into him in South LA, gathered Friday morning at the crash site to remember his hardworking, kind spirit.
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Arrest Made in Viral Street Vendor Attack in Whittier
The community came out to support a taco stand in Whitter after a video went viral of a man from another food truck attacking the vendors in an apparent argument over the spot. As seen on air on Jan. 29, 2022.