Millie Lopez sells her rosaries, St. Benedict crosses and Virgen de Guadalupe portraits at events all over the Bay Area, but Saturday's Cinco de Mayo celebration on Valencia Street might be her favorite. "I love this particular festival – it's why I'm
Thousands gathered for the 84th Annual Cinco de Mayo celebration at Olvera Street in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday. About 45000 people could be found at the downtown location during the peak of festivities. Although
put a twist on upcoming Cinco de Mayo celebrations. As 1010 WINS' Gary Baumgarten reported, many restaurants and bars in the Tri-State area fear they may have to contend with a Cinco de Mayo sans limes following a shortage that's driving up prices.
If you are looking for a way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, several events are happening including one festival downtown. In the studio we have Shelby Schaefer, an event organizer for La Condesa, which hosts a block party for Cinco de Mayo every year.
There's a lime shortage right now, perhaps you've heard? And as if that wasn't enough of a concern, Cinco de Mayo is just around the corner. The holiday basically hinges on the lime, as margaritas, guacamole and tacos are synonymous with the celebration.