One could assemble a cow piece by piece at Glendale’s Sevan Meat Market. Precision-cut steaks sit in neat rows. Whole feet rest tippy-toed, perpetually frozen in pre-pirouette. Packs of brains Continue Reading
Sept. 15 (Reuters) – U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday appointed five new members to the revamped advisory panel that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Continue Reading
The Trump administration has spent weeks threatening Chicago, trolling the Midwest colossus of 9 million with incendiary online posts. In the gut, even from far away, it has felt like Continue Reading
How many alcoholic drinks do you have in an entire week? Five, seven, 10? More? If you have one drink a day, your health could be impacted ― but the Continue Reading
The experts consulted for this story do not necessarily endorse the products ahead unless otherwise noted. Neglecting dogs’ and cats’ dental health can lead to periodontal disease and even heart Continue Reading
Sometimes my living room feels like the Earth’s core, the walls seething with a relentless heat that penetrates my soul. This summer has been especially brutal. I have not consulted Continue Reading
The days of free at-home COVID-19 tests may be over, but the virus certainly hasn’t gone away. With symptoms that overlap with the flu (like a runny nose, fatigue, and Continue Reading
Chef Will Coleman combines two of his favorite dishes — a breakfast sandwich and cacio e pepe — for this simple recipe with bold flavors. He created it during his Continue Reading
There’s plenty of one-size-fits-all health advice out there. But for people of a certain age, the diet and exercise recommendations aimed at younger folks just aren’t as helpful as they Continue Reading
This recipe from chef Will Coleman’s “From Cart to Kitchen” cookbook is based on the P.F. Chang’s dish that he’d order almost weekly growing up, and also represents one of Continue Reading
If your knees, joints or elbows are a little sore at the end of a long day, or you suffer from constant pains, we might’ve found the perfect product to Continue Reading
One bill aims to raise lagging reading skills among California children by mandating how schools teach this critical subject. Another seeks to overhaul cafeteria meals by eliminating highly processed foods. Continue Reading
President Donald Trump’s Food and Drug Administration is planning a presentation linking the COVID-19 vaccine to children’s deaths, sources told multiple outlets Friday. The Washington Post was the first to Continue Reading
If you’re anything like me, you spend a lot of time looking down at your phone or slouched over a laptop with rounded shoulders. It’s highly relatable in today’s technological Continue Reading
Forget pricey supplements being hawked on TikTok or potent wellness shots that make you want to hurl. Scientific research is clear that, hands-down, one of the best foods to eat Continue Reading
Did you see the purple loaves of sourdough that were all over social media a few years ago? I missed them. In fact, I’m five years late to trying Karlo Continue Reading
There are more unknowns than certainties when it comes to the 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccine due to recommendation changes from the Food and Drug Administration. Last year, everyone 6 months and Continue Reading
The Original Pantry, the iconic eatery in downtown Los Angeles that closed earlier this year, is set to make a comeback. The diner, which had been serving up hot coffee, Continue Reading
People go to the gym to get stronger and healthier, but the very equipment meant to help you reach those goals can also expose you to a surprising number of Continue Reading
Two things come to mind whenever I’m savoring the rectangular prawn toasts, fried to coppery crispness, at 88 Club in Beverly Hills: how brilliantly chef Mei Lin reconfigured the abiding Continue Reading
In between scrubbing in for surgeries, Dr. Elisabeth Potter, a Texas-based plastic surgeon who works with breast cancer patients, is fighting to pull back the curtain on the pitfalls of Continue Reading
As we were opening my restaurant Found Oyster, our general manager, Joe Laraja, was adamant that we use his mom JoAnne’s recipe for mignonette, because it was the most delicious Continue Reading
The Center for Reproductive Rights filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Friday, seeking transparency around its recent decision to review the safety of the abortion pill mifepristone. The Continue Reading
Ari Kolender knows oysters. His two seafood restaurants — Found Oyster in East Hollywood and Queen’s Raw Bar & Grill in Eagle Rock — serve tens of thousands of oysters Continue Reading
COVID-19 is making headlines in several ways right now. Infections are up in multiple parts of the country, and COVID vaccines are not available for many people who could get Continue Reading
Fans of rocky road ice cream can rejoice because the flavor — chocolate ice cream swirled with nuts and marshmallows — will be available in Girl Scout cookie form next Continue Reading
If you deal with pain or discomfort from sciatica, you’re not alone. Up to 40% of people in the U.S. experience the condition at some point in their lives. Characterized Continue Reading
Sushi Zanmai Japan’s prolific sushi restaurateur known as the “Tuna King” has debuted his first restaurant in the United States, bringing his signature focus on tuna to the heart of Continue Reading
How much pain is too much to bear? Where do you draw the line? I asked myself these questions as I sat on the cold examination table in my then-OB-GYN’s Continue Reading
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A former Alaska Airlines pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a passenger flight in 2023 while riding off-duty in the cockpit is due Continue Reading
Anyone who has ever sat in the back of a car or bus probably understands the motion sickness ― nausea, headache and dizziness ― that can come from reading a Continue Reading
Put the corn cobs in a soup pot and any of the optional additions in a stockpot and add 3 quarts water. Bring the water to a boil over high Continue Reading
A positive COVID-19 test result is not something that anyone wants to see — but now there may be an extra reason to avoid getting sick. COVID infections cause miserable Continue Reading
Living a long, healthy life is a popular goal, but it’s not easy to achieve. It’s common for folks to develop conditions like dementia and chronic pain, in addition to Continue Reading
It’s Week 1 of the NFL season — meaning many of us have already started grazing for the winter. Fans of losing football teams have been found to devour 16% Continue Reading
What if your exhaustion wasn’t just because of family stress, work tasks and social obligations? While those things can certainly cause fatigue, it turns out iron deficiency ― which is Continue Reading
If your toothbrush’s bristles have lately looked like those of an old broom, it’s probably time to replace them. Here’s your sign to do so while electric-powering your dental health. Continue Reading
There are countless reasons to dine and drink in the Valley. After canvassing the region for months, the Food team released guides with 65 of our favorite places to eat Continue Reading
We know that endless scrolling on a smartphone can take a toll on our mental health. But what’s doesn’t get as much attention is the impact it can have on Continue Reading
Are you “masking” when you’re at a bar with your coworkers? Or how about at a family reunion with your distant relatives? Masking refers to hiding or suppressing certain thoughts, Continue Reading
Shira Yevin was on her way to grab lunch from the Studio City Trader Joe’s, when she caught sight of a new restaurant on the block called Local Kitchens. “I Continue Reading
The former moderator of “Meet the Press” said the president was “clearly hiding something about his health” while talking to fellow journalist Chris Cillizza for the Tuesday episode of their Continue Reading
The Southern California grocery brand that has become synonymous with luxury and wellness is taking its first steps into New York City. Erewhon said it plans to open a tonic Continue Reading
More companies have recalled certain packages of shrimp products since the Food and Drug Administration announced it was investigating reports of radioactive contamination last month. One expert in culinary medicine Continue Reading
Cook the black-eyed peas: Strain the beans, discarding the soaking water, and put them in a large pot. Add enough water so that it covers the beans; the water should Continue Reading
When my alarm sounds at 6:30, I roll my 32-week pregnant body onto its side and use my arms to push myself up to a sitting position, as the experts Continue Reading
CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner on Monday surprised “News Central” anchor Boris Sanchez with his warning about who Americans should and shouldn’t trust when it comes to matters of Continue Reading
A group of former leaders of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who served under both Democratic and Republican presidents blasted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Continue Reading
Despite genuinely enjoying working out, I am still extremely gym-averse. I’ll hit a Pilates class on the weekends, but now that we are rapidly approaching colder and wetter weather, I’m Continue Reading
“If you’ve spent a lot of time with bad posture[,] it can be hard to have a good sense of what correct posture feels like,” explained Liza Egbogah, a chiropractor, Continue Reading
Guinness bread was the beginning of Café Cecilia. In a strange way, without it there wouldn’t be a café and I would have never learned how to cook. At a Continue Reading
Vice President JD Vance expressed his unequivocal confidence in President Donald Trump’s good health, while noting he’s nevertheless been well prepared to take over the top job if “a terrible Continue Reading
In Max Rocha’s London restaurant, Café Cecilia, he blends the concept of fish stew with the ubiquity of smothered toast, resulting in one of his most popular dishes: crusty sourdough Continue Reading
Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, who recently resigned from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, completely unloaded on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claiming there is “public Continue Reading
A top Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official who resigned from the agency on Thursday responded to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt after she bashed him for using Continue Reading
Pauly Shore is still reeling after discovering he had a benign tumor inside his pancreas during a preventive body scan several months ago. The “Encino Man” star, 57, told fans Continue Reading
WASHINGTON – A key Republican senator on Thursday called on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to postpone an upcoming meeting of its federal vaccine advisory panel, saying the Continue Reading
Against all odds, Tyler Wells’ Altadena restaurant remains standing. Like roughly 10,000 homes and structures in the area, many of the surrounding businesses burned in January’s Eaton fire, changing the Continue Reading
Just as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country, the Food and Drug Administration approved new COVID shots for 2025-2026. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Continue Reading
A young man wearing a bucket hat and a denim tuxedo monogrammed with the letters LV across every inch of fabric leans in to talk to his dinner date. A Continue Reading
The newly appointed director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Susan Monarez, has left her position less than a month after she was sworn in on July 31. Continue Reading
The Daily Beast caught a glimpse of it in a video of Trump playing golf with Roger Clemens and others.
“I bought the Niceday Steppers hoping for a simple way to get some exercise at home. Little did I know, I was about to embark on a journey to fitness Continue Reading
2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium yellow onion, diced 4 garlic cloves, minced 2 ½ tablespoons chili powder 2 teaspoons ground cumin 2 teaspoons smoked paprika 1 teaspoon ground coriander Continue Reading
Miriam Margolyes, known to U.S. audiences for her role as Professor Sprout in the “Harry Potter” movies, has some regrets about her health. The actor told the Daily Mail’s Weekend Continue Reading
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker punched back at Donald Trump’s most recent dig at his weight, telling the president on Monday, “It takes one to know one on the weight question.” Continue Reading
If you’ve ever been at an outdoor party or BBQ during the fading hours of daylight and don’t personally notice an increase in the number of mosquitoes, you’ll probably hear Continue Reading
The next time you go number two, you should take a peek in the toilet. (You should actually be doing this after every bowel movement, doctors say.) While certain things Continue Reading
As the temperature rises, some men swear the heat has a flattering effect on their peens, adding inches in length and girth down below. Last July, Mel Magazine reporter Tracy Continue Reading
When you walk in the door and kick off your shoes, does it actually hurt the health of your feet to walk around barefoot on hard floors? It’s not the Continue Reading
A suero is a “water cocktail,” consisting of lime juice, ice and sparkling mineral water, all served in a tall glass with a salted rim. The same word is used Continue Reading
TikTok’s favorite birth control method is more like no birth control at all. On the Gen-Z-beloved app ― approximately 60% of its users are in their teens and 20s ― Continue Reading
In case you’ve been living under a rock and missed the hype, Ozempic is an injectable diabetes drug that’s become popular as an off-label medication for weight loss. It mimics Continue Reading
Dan Tana, the restaurateur whose eponymous Santa Monica Boulevard eatery has for decades been a Hollywood hotspot — one with dishes named for celebrities who are liable to be there Continue Reading
Lucky for you, we found a cordless, heated eye massager mask to help moisten those eyeballs and prevent them from drying out during the day. While they usually retail around Continue Reading
Casey Elsass shares a recipe from his cookbook “What Can I Bring?” It’s bright, tangy and the perfect addition to any spread of starters. Here’s Elsass on his salt and Continue Reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration can slash hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of research funding in its push to cut federal diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, the Supreme Continue Reading
The food scene in the Valley is massive — spread out across 260 square miles and sustaining roughly half the population of the city of Los Angeles. Eight Times Food Continue Reading
Our bodies are constantly changing. And although this experience is universal, sometimes such changes can feel bewildering and even isolating — especially when it comes to figuring out how to Continue Reading
“I’ll have what she’s having.” A memorable punch line, but not much of a menu strategy — unless you believe that best-selling qualifies as a cuisine. And yet I keep Continue Reading
Nearly 1,000 Health and Human Services staffers on Wednesday signed an open letter accusing the agency’s secretary of endangering the nation’s health and the agency itself by spreading misinformation that Continue Reading
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The American Academy of Pediatrics on Tuesday released an evidence-based immunization schedule that, for the first time in 30 years, is not aligned with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Continue Reading
This simple starter of fried plantains quickly became the star of Adrian Forte’s menu at Sam Jordan’s modern Caribbean restaurant Lucia, which opened on Fairfax Avenue in the spring. The Continue Reading
The Food & Drug Administration is warning consumers not to eat, sell or serve specific frozen shrimp sold at Walmart due to possible radioactive contamination. In a press release issued Continue Reading
When I want to feel closer to my late grandmother — and to my great-aunt, aunts and cousins — I drive to Burbank. I head directly to the cookie case Continue Reading
On June 30 Justin Pichetrungsi posted news on his restaurant’s Instagram account that drew thousands of responses in shock, dismay and support: He would be closing his generational family business, Continue Reading
Why some cancers recur after years of dormancy is a question scientists have been racing to answer. Past evidence suggests that stress, chronic inflammation and hormonal changes may reawaken sleeping Continue Reading
Everyone has a Valley standby, a place they go when they want to feel at home, with little fuss, a reliable menu and friendly faces. For me it’s Tiki No, Continue Reading
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. doused rumors about his political future by announcing he won’t be seeking the presidency in 2028. Kennedy began a 2024 run as a Democrat, pivoted to Continue Reading
Aug. 18, 2025 3 AM PT “Hey, 1.8 million people can’t be wrong, right?” This is how Evan Lovett, the social-media pop historian of all things L.A., said we should Continue Reading
On a recent Sunday afternoon, Tetsuya Nakao — the affable, upbeat 62-year-old Asanebo sushi chef with slicked silver hair — is filming one of his soon-to-be viral videos. Cheeky, occasionally Continue Reading
Considered the gold standard in water flossers by many, the Waterpik Aquarius is a compact countertop system that helps you stay on top of your oral care with ease. It Continue Reading
In his new cookbook “What Can I Bring?” Casey Elsass shares a recipe for fried halloumi caprese. Here’s Elsass on his salad: I’m going to ask, but not demand, that Continue Reading
When a couple stops having sex, it doesn’t just affect things in the bedroom — it often puts a strain on the entire relationship. If both partners are content with Continue Reading
Casey Elsass grew up in New England and frequented a farm in rural New Hampshire for hayrides and what he calls the best apple cake he’s ever had. He shares Continue Reading
Those sniffles likely aren’t a summer cold; COVID-19 is everywhere right now. And things are expected to get worse before they get better. Some experts predict virus rates will continue Continue Reading
A 2023 study by the University of Exeter and Maastricht University published in JAMA Neurology has identified some of the factors that can lead to early cases of dementia ― Continue Reading
If you can’t find Jeff Strauss in his Highland Park deli, Jeff’s Table, or inside his Studio City bar-restaurant, Oy Bar, you should probably check the parking lot of the Continue Reading
Earlier this month, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced he’s cutting nearly $500 million in funding for mRNA vaccine development from the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority. Famously, Continue Reading
DENVER (AP) — A group of rabbits in Colorado with grotesque, hornlike growths may seem straight out of a low-budget horror film, but scientists say there’s no reason to be Continue Reading
Yue Wa is one of the last remaining markets in Chinatown, a place where the neighborhood’s most vulnerable residents could find affordable groceries. For the past 18 years, customers chatted Continue Reading
With each passing allergy season, major wildfire, and the latest EPA report on pollution, concern for air quality has and will continue to be a major factor in our health Continue Reading
Tokyo Fried Chicken has closed its doors in downtown. And a buzzy Mexican rooftop lounge along with a legacy L.A. brewery in the area said they would do the same, Continue Reading
If your dentist has been giving you grief about your oral hygiene lately, listen up: We found a deal you won’t want to miss. The Oral-B Genius X Limited rechargeable Continue Reading
Make a charred-tomatillo salsa the way Michelle and Andrew Muñoz of Moo’s Craft BBQ do.
Now that it’s deep summer, heat waves are repeatedly hitting across the country. If you have air conditioning, it makes sense to put it on full blast. But if AC Continue Reading
Evan Funke’s eponymous Beverly Hills restaurant, where delicate handmade pastas are rolled out and shaped in front of guests, is temporarily closed following a Tuesday evening fire. According to a Continue Reading
The most pervasive myth about aging in our culture is that your body is winding down and the best you can do is manage the decline with grace. People love Continue Reading
Uncle Ollie’s Penthouse, the new maximalist downtown L.A. bar that opened in April between Little Tokyo and Skid Row (a region some have dubbed “Skid Rokyo”), captures the visceral, dopamine-driven Continue Reading
Many of us might be diligent about brushing our teeth, flossing and using mouthwash. But there’s another element of oral hygiene that people are less familiar with: tongue scraping. “Tongue Continue Reading
A vibrant social scene has burgeoned on Saturday nights along Route 66 in Glendora — a sleepy suburb in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains — at Glendora Continental, Continue Reading
A Georgia man who had blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal has been identified as the shooter who opened fire late Friday on the U.S. Centers Continue Reading
Figuring out what should go into your curbside waste bins is hardly straightforward. Consider your single-use coffee cup — the one holding the latte you’re going to drink as you Continue Reading
The Trump administration has suspended $584 million in federal grants for the University of California, Los Angeles, nearly double the amount that was previously thought, the school’s chancellor announced Wednesday. Continue Reading
TikTok is filled with diet and fitness advice, but not all of it is healthy. And some of it may be quietly warping the way you view your body. Think Continue Reading
Mid East Eats — a popular falafel pop-up turned private dinner service — is now open as a fast-casual destination for homestyle Palestinian cuisine with an L.A. edge. It’s also Continue Reading
There are two types of people in the world: those who floss religiously and those for whom flossing is like pulling teeth. Somehow, both camps can benefit from this Zoccee Continue Reading
If you were dining out in Venice late last decade, you knew this place — in the thick of Abbot Kinney Boulevard’s luxury-cool retail density. MTN (pronounced “Mountain”) closed five Continue Reading
Under President Trump, the country is experiencing an increase in cruel policy decisions that impact vulnerable people — from the slashing of Medicaid dollars to the recent civil commitment executive Continue Reading
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health and Human Services secretary, is making changes that threaten the public health system, from telling lies about the childhood vaccine schedule to replacing credible Continue Reading
