Good morning, it’s Monday, March 23 and you can expect to briefly flirt with morning fog before more searing sunshine.
In today’s edition we have Pablo Goldstein’s dispatch from the last days of Taix (where restaurant nostalgia and amateur crime-solving collided this weekend), a quick look at the week ahead, and an unpacking of L.A.’s most controversial traffic dilemma, followed by the rest of the news you need to start your day.
People are stealing stuff from Taix before it closes.
Taix Restaurant is not quite the Louvre, but it’s arguably the closest thing Los Angeles has to a venerable French institution — and it, too, was hit by a brazen art heist last week. But the owners of the century-old restaurant in Echo Park took unusual measures to recover the stolen loot.
And L.A. Material was on site to witness it.
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