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Proposed Food Truck Ordinance Offers a Hope for Permanence

by Estefania Arellano-Bermudez

June 9, 2026

Detroit food truck ordinance could create permanent permits, new food truck pods, and clearer rules for operators

Volunteers collect fresh food to deliver to immigrant families.

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In Pontiac, Volunteers Deliver Groceries to Keep Immigrant Families Safe

by Erick Díaz Veliz

March 29, 2026

Pontiac volunteers deliver groceries to immigrant families facing ICE arrests, offering food aid, safety, and support during rising immigration crackdowns.

Server Angelina Celestee delivers tacos and handmade sopes to diners at La Jali in Taylor, MI., on Monday, May 5, 2025

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La Jali Arrives: Bringing Mexicantown Heritage to Taylor

by Alejandro Ugalde Sandoval

February 28, 2026

La Jali brings the beloved flavor of La Jalisciense to Taylor—enjoy handmade sopes, tacos, and a warm, festive vibe in ...

Linda Sue Hoskins, Gabriel Gutierrez (owner of Donut Villa), Isabela Hernandez, Ulises Ruiz, Erik Espinoza, Michelle Sanchez. Photo provided by Alejandro Ugalde

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Fat Tuesday Special Donut Villa is Re-opening

by Juanita Zuniga

February 8, 2024

Skip the lines for authentic paczkis! Donut Villa in SW Detroit reopens just in time for Fat Tuesday. Indulge in ...

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La Rosca de Reyes

by Mariana Ayón RV

March 1, 2026

Discover the rich history of Rosca de Reyes, a Mexican and Latin American tradition dating back to the birth of ...

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Holy Mole! Annual Cooking Contest and Food Festival Returns to Southwest Detroit

by EL CENTRAL

November 16, 2023

Detroit's Holy Mole food festival returns after 3-years. Celebrate Mexican culture, taste moles, and support local entrepreneurs. Free admission on ...