In Los Angeles' Chinatown, a local family is working to open a grocery store called Gu Grocery. This effort is aimed at addressing the neighborhood's food scarcity issues. Chinatown has been without a full-service grocery store since 2019, when Ai Hoa closed.
The family behind Gu Grocery wants to improve food access in the area. Further details about the Gu Grocery and its mission can be found in the Los Angeles Times.
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