Vendors say they’d rather face hefty fines than abandon these lucrative areas. They’ve sued to do away with no-vending zones.
The classic Los Angeles hot dog that’s sold from carts all over town has become synonymous with local street food. On the Walk of Fame, you can’t go a few yards without encountering a hot dog vendor selling them.But under local law, these vendors are not supposed to be here. After L.A.
“Here, there are more people,” said Edgar Suy, who sells hot dogs and fruit at Hollywood and Highland. “If I go somewhere else where there are not as many people, I won’t sell as much.”Suy says that in the past four years he’s racked up close to $5,000 in fines, which he has yet to pay off. But he’s reluctant to stay 500 feet away.
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