Thanks to our extended network of volunteers & advocates, the home cooking movement has been covered by dozens of news outlets across the country. Please find select radio, newspaper, and television reports below.

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Cooks Get Permits to Make Dishes at Home (Read more)

Home kitchen mini-restaurants now a thing in LA County. Oh, and it’s legal too. (Read More)

A recipe for economic growth: Why San Bernardino County needs home kitchen permits (Read More)

New Los Angeles County Program Permits Cooks to Sell Food From Home (Read More)

LA County home cooks can start serving meals. What you should know for food safety (Read More)

Meet the New Home Kitchen Business (Read More)

Can You Run a Restaurant Out of Your House? More Areas Now Say Yes to Cooking Up a Side Hustle at Home (Read More)

Sonoma County supervisors OK state program allowing home restaurants (Read More)

Long Beach considering a MEHKO program — allowing residents to sell home-cooked foods (Read Now)

LA County’s New Health Permit Could Launch a Wave of New Home-Based Restaurants (Read Now)

LA County Home Cooks Can Now Get Permits to Sell Food (Read Now)

New Santa Cruz County ordinance will permit home kitchens for commercial use (Read Now)

Contra Costa County hands out its first permit for home-based micro-restaurants (Read Now)

Recipe for success: New LA ordinance streamlines home kitchen operations (Read More)

Small and Profitable: Home Kitchen Businesses Get a Boost from County of Santa Barbara (Read More)

New Contra Costa health permit allows home kitchens to sell meals to the public (Read More)

Economic Boost or Neighborhood Nuisance? The Battle Over Sonoma Home Restaurants Continues (Read More)

Sonoma County officials struggle to embrace state law on home kitchen operations (Read More)

From ‘just a dream’ to DIY restaurateurs: These San Diego chefs are running small businesses from their home kitchens (Read More)

Fostering Economic Growth: Promising Policies To Empower Home Cooks (Read MORe)

A new kind of permit allows food entrepreneurs to turn a home kitchen into a small-scale restaurant (Read MORe)

A political battle is cooking in my California kitchen (Read More)

Street Vendor Advocates Are Demanding the Implementation of a Bill That Will Legally Allow Them to Cook From home (Read More)

From Bali to San Diego with Love (Read More)

The challenges, and joys, of operating an East Bay home restaurant (Read More)

How Santa Cruz County’s Underground Chefs Hope to Go Legit (Read More)

Santa Clara County expands its home kitchen industry (Read More)

Micro-kitchens in San Diego county get cooking (READ MORE)

Local entrepreneurs ramp up as San Diego county legalizes home kitchen businesses (READ MORE)

Supervisors approve home kitchen operations in San Diego County (READ MORE)

San Diego Green Lights Mini-Restaurants Operated Out of Home Kitchens (Read More)

The Bay Area’s legal home restaurants are on the rise. Here are 10 new ones (READ MORE)

Six at-home restaurants open in oakland, dozens more planned (read more)

Inside one of the Bay Area’s first legal home restaurants (READ MORE)

San Diego County turns home cooking into small business opportunity (READ MORE)

Pandemic-Weary Chefs, Cooks Enjoy Serving From Home (READ MORE)

New Landmark Law In Utah Legalizes Selling Home Cooked Meals (READ MORE)

How COOK Alliance is Working to Let Cooks Sell Food from Home (Read more)

In the Covid Economy, Laid-Off Employees Become New Entrepreneurs (READ MORE)

Riverside’s Newly Legal Home Restaurants Look to Revolutionize California’s Food ScenE. (Read more)

It’s Now Legal for Home Chefs in California to Sell Meals. Will More Cities Get on Board? (READ MORE)

'Food is everything': Riverside becomes first California county to put state's home-kitchen law into effect
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Lumpia, pupusas and barbecue: Charleston’s underground food economy flourishes on Facebook Marketplace
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California legalized the sale of homemade food. It should remove barriers for other industries too
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California home cooks stand up for bill that would decriminalize their work
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Home Cooks Can Now Sell Their Food in California
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A New Law Would Legalize Selling Home-Cooked Food in California
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Thousands of California home cooks have no idea they’re breaking the law every day
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Undercover sting nabs California mother selling ceviche through Facebook group
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