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More than a year-and-a-half after promising to provide up to 40 free carts to eligible street vendors, Long Beach hasn’t even made it halfway to that goal and now plans to cut funding for the program.

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Los Angeles County is moving to reshape sidewalk vending by removing one of its biggest barriers: the cost of meeting health rules. The Sidewalk Vending Cart Program, led by the Los Angeles County ...

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Eligible sidewalk vendors operating in the city and county of Los Angeles could receive a free, health-code-compliant food vending cart as part of the $2.8 million investment, officials announced ...