This Week In Los Angeles | February 7th

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WELCOME TO LOS ANGELES

Good morning. “I’ve been hated by many, wanted by plenty, disliked by some, but confronted by none.” Drake

IN THE NEWS

LONG BEACH LARGEST TRADING PARTNER IS CHINA HOW WILL TRUMPS NEW TARRIFS PLAY A ROLE ?

Did you know Long Beach’s largest trading partner is China? China accounts for 62% of imported goods. ⁠

Trump’s tariffs, particularly those imposed on Chinese imports, have profound implications for Long Beach, where China is the largest trading partner, accounting for a significant portion of the port’s traffic. ⁠

These tariffs could lead to increased costs for goods, potentially affecting consumer prices and the port’s operational dynamics. Given that the port supports approximately one in five jobs in the area, there’s a risk to employment if trade routes diversify away from China.⁠

Local leaders and legislation, like Senate Bill 263, reflect concerns over these economic disruptions, emphasizing the need for a more nuanced trade policy. Despite these challenges, Long Beach is advancing with infrastructure projects like rail yard expansions, showing an adaptive strategy towards potential long-term shifts in trade dynamics. However, the actual impact will hinge on how businesses and the port adjust, the duration of the tariffs, and any retaliatory actions from China.⁠

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SBRBN’s Taste Makers List: DJ'S

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A HIDDEN GEM IN KOREATOWN: GRITZ N WAFFLEZ

🌮: Breakfast Cuisine/Creole cuisine

📍 3183 Wilshire Boulevard

💰: $10-$28

👌: Perfect For - A Chill Day With The family, or also with a girl

Tucked away in the bustling streets of Koreatown, Los Angeles, Gritz N Wafflez is a delightful surprise for anyone craving a unique twist on Southern and Creole cuisine. This Black-owned gem has carved out a niche for itself with its inventive brunch offerings, blending comfort food with bold flavors that leave a lasting impression. The cozy, unassuming space is a perfect escape from the usual Koreatown fare, offering a warm and welcoming vibe that feels like a slice of the South in the heart of LA.

During my visit, I had the chance to try their "Celestial Devil Eggs," and let me tell you, baby, they were probably the best deviled eggs I've ever had. These aren't your average deviled eggs; they're deep-fried to golden perfection, with a crispy exterior giving way to a creamy, richly seasoned filling. The addition of Mama Zula's Creole seasoning adds a spicy, soulful kick that elevates the dish to another level. It's a must-try for anyone looking for something unique and unforgettable.

As for the service, it's exceptional. The staff at Gritz N Wafflez are friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about the food they serve, making every guest feel right at home. Whether you're dining with family or on a date, the atmosphere is inviting and relaxed, with just the right amount of charm to make it special.

INTO THE WEEKED

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