#street vending

#street vending

The city imposed a vending ban on Mission Street but vendors continue to sell on the street.

Despite the ban deemed successful, permitted vendors are struggling with reduced sales and may face further challenges with the ban extension. [ more ]

Creating permanent night markets at BART Plazas to support local vendors

Coordinating safety strategies for vendors in high-foot traffic areas [ more ]

At Siam offers authentic Thai night market experience in Los Angeles

Pongphaka Pongsamart started At Siam to support Thai vendors and follow regulations. [ more ]

H Brown opposes the ban on street vending on Mission Street and suggests adding police stations and live music.

Jaime Gutierrez supports the ban on Mission Street vending but suggests relocating it to other streets with proper management.

Roberto Hernandez supports street vending with proper resources and permits. [ more ]

The Los Angeles City Council voted to remove restricted street vending zones, allowing street food vendors to operate in tourist-heavy areas

The ordinance will go into effect once signed by Mayor Karen Bass [ more ]

The Los Angeles City Council voted to lift bans on street vending in seven high-traffic areas, including the Hollywood Bowl and Dodger Stadium.

The no-vending zones were established in 2018 but were challenged in court for violating state law. [ more ]

A 90-day ban on street vending on Mission Street has gone into effect, leading to protests from vendors.

The city has struggled to regulate street vending in the area and has implemented measures such as a permitting system and a fence around the station.

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen proposed the vending ban in an effort to address violence associated with illicit vending. [ more ]

San Francisco's Mission Street is soon implementing a 90-day ban on street vending, prompting vendors to either move indoors or risk having their items confiscated.

Over 100 Mission Street vendors are urging Supervisor Ronen to postpone the ban until after the holidays, arguing that they have permits and the ability to be there.

Vendors believe the ban is unfair and are worried about the financial impact on their livelihood, as street vending has been their main source of income for the past decade. [ more ]