Gulf Breeze's Thai 54 was built on generations of Thai recipes. Now, 21-year-old Naree VanNess is taking her family's business into its next chapter.

Dozens of restaurateurs whose businesses and homes were damaged or destroyed by fire are trying to get back on their feet.

Some small businesses burned down in the Eaton fire. Others are 'silent casualties': Intact but out of commission as the ...

The fires leveled countless irreplaceable restaurants that regularly feed locals, celebrities, and tourists alike. These are ...

The Fong family hoped to build a restaurant ingrained in Altadena and Pasadena. Now, much of that community is gone.

Their restaurant was a community hub in Altadena, Calif., for decades.Credit...Philip Cheung for The New York Times Supported by By Corina Knoll Reporting from Los Angeles This is the place where ...

My hometown of Pasadena, which lies to the northeast of Los Angeles and borders Altadena, was a tranquil place to live. Now it’s a place of mourning and tragic loss that is finding hope in ...

As of publication, the Palisades Fire is 63 percent contained while Eaton, in the suburb of Altadena, is 89 percent contained ... Countless independent restaurants around Los Angeles have stepped up ...

The recent fires that ravaged Altadena, California, have left a trail of destruction in a community with deep roots and a rich history. It’s important to understand the impact of this disaster ...

Amid the wildfire devastation in Altadena’s business district is ... Little Red Hen Coffee Shop along North Fair Oaks, lost her restaurant in the fire. “I’m not mentally or emotionally ...