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The Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week: October 5

The Best Dishes Eater Editors Ate This Week: October 5

Follow Eater editors as they share their favorite dishes they ate in L.A.
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Erewhon Becomes Permanent Fixture at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Branded Smoothie

Erewhon Becomes Permanent Fixture at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Branded Smoothie

Erewhon Becomes Permanent Fixture at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Branded Smoothie
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The Hollywood Roosevelt’s New Restaurant Slings Bulgogi Pizza and Branzino With Tableside Flourish

The Hollywood Roosevelt’s New Restaurant Slings Bulgogi Pizza and Branzino With Tableside Flourish

Named after the classic movie star, Gable offers Korean-inflected live-fire cooking and first-rate cocktails
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The Fine Dining Flip

The Fine Dining Flip

Across the country, some owners are doing the unimaginable: replacing their high-end restaurants with ones where diners can spend less
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Erewhon Establishes Permanent Cafe at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Themed Smoothie

Erewhon Establishes Permanent Cafe at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Themed Smoothie

Erewhon Establishes Permanent Cafe at LACMA, Introduces Museum-Themed Smoothie
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Extreme Heat Warnings Persist Across California

Extreme Heat Warnings Persist Across California

California is experiencing a prolonged October heat wave, with Extreme Heat Warnings and Heat Advisories issued across much of the state. Temperatures are forecast to remain significantly above average, with highs reaching up to 43°C (110°F) in Death Valley and 41°C (106°F) in inland Los Angeles and Ventura counties. Overnight lows are also unusually warm, limiting relief from the heat. The National Weather Service attributes the conditions to strong high pressure and anomalously high mid-level heights over the western United States. Alerts are expected to remain in effect through October 7 or 8, with cooling anticipated later in the week.
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Record October Heat Wave Hits California Amid Super El Niño Concerns

Record October Heat Wave Hits California Amid Super El Niño Concerns

California is experiencing an intense heat wave with temperatures soaring up to 20°C above normal for October. Cities like Los Angeles and San Diego are under extreme heat warnings, while heat advisories are in effect for San Francisco and Sacramento. The heat wave, which may extend until 9 October, is among the most severe in Los Angeles' history, according to AccuWeather's HeatWave Counter and Severity Index™. Coastal areas are also unusually warm due to offshore winds and a diminished marine layer. The heat wave coincides with the ongoing Super El Niño, which is influencing global weather patterns.
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Southern California Prepares for Powerful El Niño

Southern California Prepares for Powerful El Niño

The National Weather Service has warned that a strong El Niño could bring wetter-than-normal conditions to Southern California this winter. Ariel Cohen of the NWS highlighted the increased risks of flash floods, burn scar debris flows, severe thunderstorms, coastal flooding, beach erosion, and dangerous rip currents. Los Angeles officials are actively preparing for potential impacts, focusing on vulnerable areas like the Palisades burn zone. The city has also set up cooling centers to help residents cope with the ongoing October heat wave, which adds urgency to preparations for the upcoming El Niño season.
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Digital Realty to Develop New Subsea Cable Landing Station in Los Angeles

Digital Realty to Develop New Subsea Cable Landing Station in Los Angeles

Digital Realty to Develop New Subsea Cable Landing Station in Los Angeles
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Record October Heat Wave Grips California

Record October Heat Wave Grips California

California is experiencing a record-breaking October heat wave, with temperatures soaring 15 to 25 degrees above historical averages across the state. Los Angeles and San Diego are under extreme heat warnings, with Los Angeles potentially tying or breaking daily records early this week. San Diego reached 105°F (40.6°C) on Saturday, marking the first time the city hit 100°F (37.8°C) in October since 1987. Inland areas, including Fresno and the San Francisco Bay Area, are also seeing highs 10 to 15 degrees above normal. The heat wave, which could extend until October 9, is among the most intense in Los Angeles history, according to the AccuWeather HeatWave Counter and Severity Index™.
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Josephine Bistro Opens in Silver Lake, Offering Seasonal Italo-French Cuisine

Josephine Bistro Opens in Silver Lake, Offering Seasonal Italo-French Cuisine

Josephine Bistro Opens in Silver Lake, Offering Seasonal Italo-French Cuisine
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2 killed in shooting at a Los Angeles event hall

2 killed in shooting at a Los Angeles event hall

The shooting happened during a party at a banquet hall near the California State University, Northridge, campus, police said.