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The inventive pastas, vacation-inspired Italian cuisine and lengthy wine list of New York City’s Cucina Alba have landed in West Hollywood. At Alba, one of the city’s splashiest new Italian Continue Reading
As a cancer survivor, watching Netflix’s new show “Apple Cider Vinegar” felt like a gut punch. The show captures the exhaustion and desperation many cancer patients feel, and the seductive Continue Reading
The first thing a visitor might notice upon approaching the taco stand Tacos de Cabrito y Machitos El Lagunero is the remains of a whole baby goat roasting on a Continue Reading
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A lot of stuff had to go very wrong for Noga Bread Co. to be a success. The bakery run by Lee Begim and Avi Sabag sets up shop in Continue Reading
When they happen on the outside, blood clotting can be a good thing to help prevent excessive bleeding after you’ve been injured. Platelets (a type of blood cell) and proteins Continue Reading
There are many viruses circulating this winter, including COVID-19, which is making people ill across the country. “COVID has continued to circulate year-round, and we’re starting to see patterns where Continue Reading
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We’re fully in winter virus season. Throughout the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting high levels of many illnesses ― including norovirus, which is commonly Continue Reading
From COVID-19 conspiracy theories to confusion on the facts about Medicare and Medicaid to refusing to say that vaccines aren’t linked to autism, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s February confirmation hearings Continue Reading
During his 25 years at the Original Pantry Cafe, Alejandro Ortiz worked his way from cleaner to prep cook and, most recently, server. Often, he pulled night shifts and double 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
After years of pop-ups, San & Wolves is bringing plant-based pastries, doughnuts and pandesal sliders to 4th Street. Some of the most sought-after pastries at San & Wolves Bakeshop are Continue Reading
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Whether you’ve woken up with a sour mouth, had post-lunch onion breath or experienced something a bit more persistent, bad breath has most likely found us all. Even in cases Continue Reading
Servers at the newly reopened Panda Inn restaurant in Pasadena glide around the dining room with massive trays hoisted over their shoulders, each one overflowing with platters of orange chicken, Continue Reading
The Department of Agriculture said Wednesday that it’s trying to hire back fired employees who’d been working on the government’s response to bird flu ― a growing outbreak that’s caused Continue Reading
The rising cost of eggs has left one of the most famous delis in Los Angeles scrambling to keep up. Langer’s Delicatessen-Restaurant in Westlake last week began charging customers 50 Continue Reading
Republican Sen. and former doctor Bill Cassidy (R-La.) was thoroughly mocked for sharing information about the safety of the measles vaccine — not long after he voted to confirm anti-vaxxer Continue Reading
The bright, tart-sweet citrus curd in this whipped-cream-topped grapefruit pie is made with lots of grapefruit juice from the sweetest variety you can find and a little lime and lemon Continue Reading
It was December of 1980, and Juan Valerio Garcia needed a job. The 17-year-old immigrant from Zacatecas, Mexico, didn’t have much work experience beyond a few landscaping gigs. He decided Continue Reading
Series Vanessa Anderson is the Grocery Goblin, on a mission to explore every grocery store in Southern California. Around the corner from the cavernous aisles — past the frozen hunks Continue Reading
A set of pant waist extenders Comfy Clothiers is a a small business that launched in 2015 with the mission to help people dress their best while staying as comfortable Continue Reading
The human eye is a wondrous thing. It is considered the body’s most complex organ after the brain and contains over 2 million working parts. About 80% of all learning Continue Reading
President Donald Trump slammed Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and questioned his experience of childhood polio on Thursday after the former Senate majority leader voted against confirming Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Continue Reading
Parents today are generally aware of mental health conditions that relate to body image, including common disorders like anorexia. But experts warn a lesser-known issue is on the rise, particularly Continue Reading
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. People of most racial and ethnic groups in the country are more likely to die from a heart-related Continue Reading
Grocery shopping is one of the more mundane errands people do. But in times of high infectious disease prevalence (like our current flu season and period of norovirus outbreaks), it’s Continue Reading
Most days the line for Liu’s Cafe stretches down a block of Koreatown, guests queuing for fresh dumplings, noodle bowls and pastries at the Taiwanese and Chinese restaurant and tea Continue Reading
NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly 1,300 probationary employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — roughly one-tenth of the agency’s workforce — are being forced out under the Continue Reading
Former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), the only Republican senator to oppose Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s confirmation as health secretary, slammed the anti-vaccine activist as a “peddler of dangerous Continue Reading
Moments after Kennedy’s confirmation was announced on Thursday, people on various social media platforms took shots at the notorious anti-vaxxer’s new gig managing the department in charge of public health. Continue Reading
One of L.A.’s favorite food festivals is back in action, and with more than a dozen new culinary vendors in its 2025 roster. Nearly every Sunday of the year Smorgasburg Continue Reading
Ten minutes after my husband arrived in his hospital room, the space throbbed with doctors, nurses, therapists and technicians. Warnings beeped on machines. White coats huddled and whispered. And then Continue Reading
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The chilly first two months of the year are usually a peak business period for Teddy’s Red Tacos, where diners indulge in the restaurant’s specialty, birria — spicy, warm and Continue Reading
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On Tuesday morning one of the city’s most influential chefs stood on the steps of City Hall: Wes Avila, along with his business partner and a fellow small business owner, Continue Reading
As a global maternal health researcher and the leader of the nonprofit Nurturely, I unintentionally spent the past decade preparing for the moment I would become a mother. I read Continue Reading
3 large Spanish yellow onions, diced 2 tablespoons vegetable or olive oil 1 ½ tablespoons kosher salt, plus more to taste 3 red bell peppers, cored, seeded and diced 8 Continue Reading
Ever since I got my young hands on a portable CD player, I’ve preferred to keep my music bumping, at home and elsewhere. But at some point my earbuds started Continue Reading
Rou jia mo can be an unlovely thing, uncouth as a sloppy Joe and as decadent and satisfying as your favorite steakhouse burger. Sometimes called a Chinese hamburger, when done Continue Reading
Taking proper care of your teeth is quite possibly one of the most important things you can do for your health. After all, it’s not just about having pretty pearly Continue Reading
These quesadillas are made with corn tortillas, folded in half, which is how they’re traditionally made in most parts of Mexico. They’re like slim, cheesy hand pies. They’re easy to Continue Reading
You’ve probably heard that few things in life are certain except death and taxes, but we’d like to add something else to the list: cleaning up in the bathroom. So, Continue Reading
When it comes to chili, people feel the same way about their recipe as they do about their dog: Everyone thinks theirs is the best. I know I do. Mine Continue Reading
It’s widely known that walking is great for you. Research shows that walking can cut your risk of heart disease, reduce joint pain and naturally relieve stress. A study published Continue Reading
Four variations of guan tang bao — a style of soup dumplings popularized in Kaifeng, a city in north-central China’s Henan province — headline the menu at Good Alley in Continue Reading
I was on my first date in 14 years, and I was excited, nervous and sober. In my car, waiting for my date to approach, I was feeling and looking Continue Reading
Guacamole is the ultimate side dish — one most of us will be eating atop tortilla chips come Super Bowl Sunday. Simple ingredients of avocado, tomato, onion and lime juice Continue Reading
It’s that time of year again, when everyone’s fighting a cold and blowing their nose. Maybe you’ve found yourself having sinus struggles, or you’ve noticed your boogers don’t look “normal.” Continue Reading
Yellow Paper Burger With items inspired by classic L.A. burger stands and bars, Yellow Paper Burger is serving a new take on nostalgic flavors at a walk-up counter in Eagle Continue Reading
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Bar Chelou garnered local and national praise from a small corner of the century-old Pasadena Playhouse building when it opened in early 2023, but this month it will take a Continue Reading
The beginning of the year is always a time when good intentions reign supreme — it’s when we tend to throw ourselves into resolutions focused on nutritious eating and fitness. Continue Reading
Post & Beam, a destination restaurant for California comfort food in Baldwin Hills for 13 years, will close permanently at the end of February. Post & Beam has been led Continue Reading
The brain is the most complex organ in the body. It regulates everything from body temperature to memories to breathing and generates thousands of thoughts every day. So, how do Continue Reading
Members of the LGBTQ+ community, and transgender people in particular, are currently facing a massive blackout of crucial health information and scientific research. Following a flurry of executive orders from Continue Reading
Food editor Daniel Hernandez at the Los Angeles Times Test Kitchen says remove tomato and onion from guacamole and you’re on your way to ancient avocado nirvana. (Myung J. Chun Continue Reading
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It’s time to drop the tomatoes and onion from your guacamole, America, for good. This super-simple but spicy recipe is inspired by years of lazy Sunday afternoons spent on friends’ Continue Reading
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A new study found dramatic increases in microplastics in recent human brain samples compared to brains from just eight years ago. The study, published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine, Continue Reading
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Samoa’s top health official on Monday denounced as “a complete lie” remarks that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made during his bid to become U.S. health Continue Reading
Parents today are generally aware of mental health conditions that relate to body image, including common disorders like anorexia. But experts warn a lesser-known issue is on the rise, particularly Continue Reading
Going to the doctor’s office is rarely an enjoyable experience. Whether you have a specific medical issue or simply are there for your annual physical, you would probably prefer to Continue Reading
When my daughter was only 5 weeks old, she stopped breathing in my arms. After a panicked drive to the emergency room, she tested positive for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), Continue Reading
How to make Alyse Whitney’s Spicy California Roll Guacamole dip for the Super Bowl or your next party or dinner.
There are two habits that always seem to get sleep doctors riled up: using alcohol as a sleep aid and eating dinner late. If you want to dine with a Continue Reading
Foot issues can be particularly debilitating. Think about how often most of us need to use our feet throughout the day as we move from point A to point B. Continue Reading
“How likely is it one absorbs the other?” I ask through sobs. I’m 10 weeks pregnant and have just been informed by an ultrasound tech that I’m carrying identical twins. Continue Reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal officials on Thursday approved a new type of pain pill designed to eliminate the risks of addiction and overdose associated with opioid medications like Vicodin and Continue Reading
The first week that Woon opened in Pasadena, lines stretched out the door and down the block every day, guests queuing for bowls of chewy beef noodles or tofu in Continue Reading
Hospitals in Colorado, Virginia and the nation’s capital said Thursday they have paused gender-affirming care for young people as they evaluate President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at cutting federal Continue Reading
Lately, it’s not uncommon to see a curious new bit of bric-a-brac adorning the faces of Gen Z-ers: pimple patches. In the past, it would’ve been hard to imagine wanting Continue Reading
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The Santa Cruz Mountain range — as far as its wines go — is shrouded in relative obscurity despite its rich history and undeniable potential. But there are signs that Continue Reading
It’s easy to focus on “no-no nutrition” — that long list of things you’re supposed to avoid in your daily diet. But it’s much more pleasurable to consider the “yes” Continue Reading
The portals that states use to access Medicaid reimbursement have stopped working after the Trump administration ordered government agencies to pause federal grants pending a review for “woke” ideology. Trump Continue Reading
Winter has a tendency of bringing out my worst habits when it comes to diet and exercise. In warmer months, I’m out and about doing daily loops around my local Continue Reading
Health officials in Kansas say they are battling an “unprecedented” tuberculosis outbreak that’s infected at least 146 people in the state’s northeast. As of Friday, there have been 67 confirmed Continue Reading
Next month, one of the most singular Asian restaurants in Los Angeles will close after nearly a decade in operation. Cassia — home of “sunbathing prawns,” bowls of creamy laksa Continue Reading
I recently suffered from what doctors believe was encephalitis, a brain infection, likely contracted while traveling internationally. For the first time outside of pregnancy, I — an emergency doctor — Continue Reading
When the city needed comfort, Little Fish and Chainsaw answered. These two restaurants joined forces to serve thousands of meals to first responders and evacuees after the 2025 L.A. wildfires, Continue Reading
If you’re in pain and you’re looking for relief in the form of an over-the-counter drug, you’ve got a slew of options. There’s acetaminophen, or Tylenol. There’s ibuprofen, which is Continue Reading
This creamy, punchy fresh carrot and ginger soup is vegan and bright, but it’s hearty — and it’s also got heart. When Little Fish co-owner Anna Sonenshein and Chainsaw owner Continue Reading
Remaining healthy and sharp are goals for most people as they age. But one group of people — known as “SuperAgers” — is said to have this all down as Continue Reading
As we barrel through the fall and winter, the idea of walking outdoors may seem like a far-off, warm-weather memory. Earlier sunsets and colder days make walking outside tough for Continue Reading
I quit smoking on New Year’s Day 2024. Three days later, I buy a pack of cigarettes. The addict who’s lived inside me since I was 17 knew I would. Continue Reading
The first Black woman to join the U.S. Army Nurse Corps after the military was desegregated in the 1940s has died. She was 104. Nancy Leftenant-Colon, who retired as a Continue Reading
Three days after the Eaton fire devoured his Altadena home, Leo Bulgarini traveled through his leveled neighborhood, past scorched houses and gutted businesses, to check on his restaurant. As he Continue Reading
This week, the Trump administration announced major changes to the Department of Health and Human Services, ordering that all federal health agencies pause external communications until Feb. 1. This includes Continue Reading
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If you spend a lot of time sitting on your computer or phone, odds are you’ve worried about the effect on your posture. You’re right to be concerned: It turns Continue Reading
“I recently purchased this mattress vacuum cleaner, and I’m impressed with its performance. It’s powerful, easy to use, and has multiple features that make cleaning my mattress and pillows a Continue Reading
This morning some of the country’s top chefs, restaurants and beverage professionals garnered industry-wide recognition with the announcement of the 2025 James Beard Award’s semifinalists. The annual awards ceremony — Continue Reading
When I told my family and friends about my recent hysterectomy, their response was unanimous: “You should have done it sooner!” It’s not a coincidence that the word “patient” in Continue Reading
Getting through your busy week is often like climbing a mountain, isn’t it? Each day is stressful enough, and then you need to make a meal on top of it. Continue Reading
Los Angeles is a resilient town. I don’t know that we’ve witnessed a disaster as catastrophic as these fires before, but I’m hopeful the city will eventually heal and rebuild. Continue Reading
We’ve come a long way as a culture when it comes to awareness of mental health conditions related to body image, like anorexia and binge eating disorder. But other issues Continue Reading
Most people know me as a freelance reporter for our local newspaper. But for 12 years, my “real” job was caring for my mother. When Mom moved in with my Continue Reading
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has called the Food and Drug Administration a “corrupt system” that is waging “war on public health.” He has pledged to eliminate “entire departments” at the Continue Reading
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. People of most racial and ethnic groups in the country are more likely to die from a heart-related Continue Reading
When you have a COVID-19 infection, you’re told to isolate and stay away from others until you’re better. But while many folks do improve at home thanks to a combination Continue Reading
I struggled with depression for seven years before I got medicated. Part of this delay was because the first time I tried counseling, the nice lady at my college health Continue Reading
Over the past eight years, Dean and Pauline Yasharian built a life for their family in a quiet corner of northeast Altadena. They live near the top of an area Continue Reading
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On Wednesday night, dozens of pizzaiolos crammed into the kitchen of La Sorted’s in Chinatown to make hundreds of meals for a newly formed food-relief coalition: the LA Pizza Alliance. Continue Reading
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Editor’s note: This story was originally published in 2022. In light of new discussions and developments related to reproductive rights, HuffPost Personal is resharing it. One morning this past December, Continue Reading
Unable to sleep around 2 a.m. last Wednesday, Sean St. John got out of bed and drove from his Pasadena home to check on his Altadena pizzeria, Pizza of Venice. Continue Reading
U.S. regulators on Wednesday banned the dye called Red 3 from the nation’s food supply, nearly 35 years after it was barred from cosmetics because of potential cancer risk. Food Continue Reading
The Food and Drug Administration said Wednesday that the much-maligned red dye No. 3 will be banned in the United States because it has been shown to cause cancer in Continue Reading
“Needed for baby’s room. It’s easy to clean which is a huge plus. It doesn’t have any lights, and doesn’t make any sounds. Perfect for nursery when you need a Continue Reading
Felipe Ortega has spent 38 years — more than half of his life — working at Gladstones in Pacific Palisades. He started as a busboy and worked his way to Continue Reading
I remember sitting on the slick, varnished floor of my middle school gymnasium, listening to the PE teacher address us on the first day of class. We were going to Continue Reading
“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
A coalition of hundreds of scientists and medical professionals urged the Senate to reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, saying his Continue Reading
It was just after 7:30 a.m., when I hit “send” on an email addressed to my husband’s radiologist, physician’s assistant and radiation nurse. He wasn’t ready to have a conversation Continue Reading
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Among the many strange things I noticed about my now-husband when we first moved in together was his habit of showering in the morning. Still drowsy with sleep, he’d stumble Continue Reading
