at the La Papa Loca stand; food at the Tacos el Chivo stand; garbanzo beans; and freshSome days the health department rolls through and everyone runs with their carts, pots, pans, ice coolers and baskets. It’s a cat-and-mouse game that’s lived on for years on the streets of L.A., one expected to change soon as the city works to enforce new rules that took effect in January.
In the 1980s, Padilla said, this strip of East Olympic Boulevard, from South Central Avenue to Stanford Avenue, was filled with auto body shops. Then, one day, an immigrant from Michoacán The party business flourished through the 1980s and ’90s from a single shop to more than two dozen, down a three-block corridor surrounded by the blight of Skid Row and the buzz of downtown commerce: the Fashion District, the Flower Market, produce warehouses and most recently, the posh artists’ shops and lofts of the industrial Row DTLA.
Who ate all the food? Not me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great piece. More like this, please.
Seems it will be a good day in LA...:)
Piñata district is right by the toy district! It’s one of the best spots for bday supplies. My kids love exploring both (& the flower district nearby!). We got a bunch of toys wholesale for a fundraiser we did for the kids at the border. The smells, food, people... I love LA.💙
Piñata district?
Reply: 07/19/19 06:20:39
Reply: 07/18/19 21:43:17
The piñata district is a very special part of LA.
Stay away from there .Democrats have let the homeless infest the downtown area.
Any American towns you can report on?