A fire broke out in a home in the Beverlywood area today, but was doused with no injuries, a city fire official said.
A fire broke out in a home in the Beverlywood area today, but was doused with no injuries, a city fire official said.
A fire broke out in a home in the Beverlywood area today, but was doused with no injuries, a city fire official said.
A fire broke out in a home in the Beverlywood area today, but was doused with no injuries, a city fire official said.
Doheny Glatt Kosher Meat Market on Pico Boulevard is now facing a second lawsuit.
It was filed filed Friday by Parham Zar in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The suit alleges that the long-time supplier of Kosher food is falsely marketing its meats as being kosher, claiming fraud, breach of contract, battery and both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress
Video recorded by private investigators that aired on KTLA shows the meat being transported without the rabbinically required supervision of a mashgiach.
Beverly Hills resident Joshua Fard filed a similar lawsuit last Tuesday.
He’s hoping others will join him in a class-action against the shop and owner Michael Engleman.
The Fard lawsuit alleges that Engelman and his store falsely advertised their products as Glatt Kosher so as to demand higher prices.
Fard also states that thousands of the market’s patrons have been misled and suffered emotional distress after finding out that the products were not authentic.
The Los Angeles Times notes that this is not the first time that a secular agency has stepped in to enforce what is ultimately a matter of religious law.
Engelman has consistently refused to comment to the media on the matter.
Doheny Glatt Kosher Meat Market on Pico Boulevard is now facing a second lawsuit.
It was filed filed Friday by Parham Zar in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The suit alleges that the long-time supplier of Kosher food is falsely marketing its meats as being kosher, claiming fraud, breach of contract, battery and both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress
Video recorded by private investigators that aired on KTLA shows the meat being transported without the rabbinically required supervision of a mashgiach.
Beverly Hills resident Joshua Fard filed a similar lawsuit last Tuesday.
He’s hoping others will join him in a class-action against the shop and owner Michael Engleman.
The Fard lawsuit alleges that Engelman and his store falsely advertised their products as Glatt Kosher so as to demand higher prices.
Fard also states that thousands of the market’s patrons have been misled and suffered emotional distress after finding out that the products were not authentic.
The Los Angeles Times notes that this is not the first time that a secular agency has stepped in to enforce what is ultimately a matter of religious law.
Engelman has consistently refused to comment to the media on the matter.
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Doheny Glatt Kosher Meat Market on Pico Boulevard is now facing a second lawsuit.
It was filed filed Friday by Parham Zar in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The suit alleges that the long-time supplier of Kosher food is falsely marketing its meats as being kosher, claiming fraud, breach of contract, battery and both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress
Video recorded by private investigators that aired on KTLA shows the meat being transported without the rabbinically required supervision of a mashgiach.
Beverly Hills resident Joshua Fard filed a similar lawsuit last Tuesday.
He’s hoping others will join him in a class-action against the shop and owner Michael Engleman.
The Fard lawsuit alleges that Engelman and his store falsely advertised their products as Glatt Kosher so as to demand higher prices.
Fard also states that thousands of the market’s patrons have been misled and suffered emotional distress after finding out that the products were not authentic.
The Los Angeles Times notes that this is not the first time that a secular agency has stepped in to enforce what is ultimately a matter of religious law.
Engelman has consistently refused to comment to the media on the matter.
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Doheny Glatt Kosher Meats has been for years “the premier retailer to kosher consumers in this densely populated Jewish neighborhood” of Pico-Roberston, the Jewish Journal of Los Angeles says. But the store has had its kosher certification yanked by th…
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — A Southland rabbinical group Friday was expected to begin a review of its kosher certification guidelines after a butcher shop was caught allegedly selling and repackaging non-kosher meat.
The Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) revoked the kosher certification for Doheny Glatt Kosher Meats on Mar. 24, according to The Jewish Journal. The move came less than 36 hours before the Passover holiday.
Employees of Doheny Glatt were reportedly caught on video taking boxes of kosher meats into the store located at 9213 West Pico Blvd. without being supervised by the proper officials.
Eric Agaki, a Los Angeles-based private investigator, captured footage taken over the course of a six-month period from a Doheny Glatt warehouse on Pico Boulevard and a second location in the San Fernando Valley and showed it to the RCC, according to the Journal.
Doheny Glatt has since been removed from the RCC’s official list of kosher butchers.
The RCC is expected to release a full statement on the findings later this afternoon.
Employees of Doheny Glatt were reportedly caught on video taking boxes of kosher meats into the store located at 9213 West Pico Blvd. without being supervised by the proper officials.
Eric Agaki, a Los Angeles-based private investigator, captured footage taken over the course of a six-month period from a Doheny Glatt warehouse on Pico Boulevard and a second location in the San Fernando Valley and showed it to the RCC, according to the Journal.
Doheny Glatt has since been removed from the RCC’s official list of kosher butchers.
The RCC is expected to release a full statement on the findings later this afternoon.
" addthis:title="Pico-Robertson Butcher Loses Kosher Status After Alleged Meat Scandal" addthis:description="LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — A Southland rabbinical group Friday was expected to begin a review of its kosher certification guidelines after a butcher shop was caught allegedly selling and repackaging non-kosher meat.
The Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) revoked the kosher certification for Doheny Glatt Kosher Meats on Mar. 24, according to The Jewish Journal. The move came less than 36 hours before the Passover holiday.
Employees of Doheny Glatt were reportedly caught on video taking boxes of kosher meats into the store located at 9213 West Pico Blvd. without being supervised by the proper officials.
Eric Agaki, a Los Angeles-based private investigator, captured footage taken over the course of a six-month period from a Doheny Glatt warehouse on Pico Boulevard and a second location in the San Fernando Valley and showed it to the RCC, according to the Journal.
Doheny Glatt has since been removed from the RCC’s official list of kosher butchers.
The RCC is expected to release a full statement on the findings later this afternoon.
">A 74-year-old man with Alzheimer’s disease who had been reported missing from the Beverlywood area of Los Angeles has been located and is safe, police said today.
An 8-inch water main ruptured in the Pico-Robertson area of Los Angeles today, interrupting service to about 80 customers, authorities said.
As we continue to explore the neighborhood of South Robertson for our next Departures installment, it is important to take note of people and businesses that have served an important role in the community over the years. One such place is the Beverlywood Swim School. A place of tradition with a unique methodology, the swim [...]
Sandwiched between Beverly Hills to the north and Culver City to the south, SORO (South Robertson) is in many ways a gateway — not only between those two booming cities, but also between L.A.’s Westside and Mid City areas. Diverse in ethnicity, religion, and economic status, the residents of SORO nevertheless find strength in coexistence [...]
Silver Lake has joined the growing ranks of L.A.’s neighborhood councils that favor legalized beekeeping. Mar Vista, Del Rey, Greater Griffith Park, South Robertson, and Silver Lake have each now signed on to resolutions supporting “the legalization of urban beekeeping in Los Angeles and urges all City of Los Angeles Council Members to direct the City Planning Department to revise codes to allow residents to keep honeybees as part of an effort to ensure the survival of this vital species.”
Please join us THIS THURSDAY for the first meeting of the Neighborhood Coalition of Green Committees. We intend to meet quarterly to share best green committee practices (including zero waste events and effective social networking), to discuss relevant upcoming local … Continue reading →
Beverly Hills will lose its last movie rental store when Blockbuster closes its doors on Jan. 22. The corner store at the intersection of South Robertson and Charleville boulevards has been in operation for at least a decade. It is no longer offering rentals and is selling its entire stock of DVDs, video games, snacks and even [...]
The owners of Motif, a newish addition to the South Robertson strip, know that you get hungry when you shop. The store, which is stocked with furniture, home decor items and designer consignment, also has a full cafe where you can refuel with juices, coffee, tea, sandwiches and salads. After, shoppers can wander the space which is filled with everything from Hermès bags to Milo Baughman chairs.