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California Democrats Blast Beloved In-N-Out For $25,000 GOP Donation

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Plus a Birdie G’s update, and Glendale’s new brewery

A California In-n-Out
In-n-Out signage
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Tax time

LA Magazine has uncovered some political donations made by the In-N-Out company out of Irvine. Apparently the privately-held corporation donated some $25,000 to local Republican causes, which is stirring up some ire in traditionally Democratic-leaning California. The company was forced to put out its own statement about donating equally to Republican and Democratic causes, saying “we believe that bipartisan support is a fair and consistent approach.”

The struggle

Here’s Jeremy Fox showing off the construction site that will, eventually, become his restaurant Birdie G’s. There’s a lot of hard work that goes into places like this, as the rubble shows.

@birdiegsla status update

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Bacon day

Apparently there’s a bacon-focused faux holiday coming up, which is all the excuse that Huntington Beach’s outpost of Slater’s 50/50 needs in order to install a photo booth that apparently rains bacon. They’ll also be doing big burger giveaways as part of a grand opening celebration and overall bacon party.

Paperback news

Just around the corner from Glendale Tap comes the new Paperback Brewing, an upstart operation making “handcrafted ales & lagers.” ABC signage is already up at the site: 422 Magnolia Avenue in Glendale.

It’s good

The ongoing What’s Good in Your Hood series heads to Highland Park to talk juice and huaraches at some of York Boulevard’s best dining destinations.

What's Good: Jugos & Huarache Azteca

In Mexico, she never had the chance to open up her dream business. America changed it all for her & you know we had to come check out her food. Not one, but TWO food spots, 100% family owned, all in Episode 7 of What's Good in Your Hood, Season 2.

Posted by What's Good in Your Hood on Wednesday, August 15, 2018

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