Kamren Curiel

Kamren Curiel is a fourth-generation Chicana born in East L.A. and raised in South San Gabriel. She’s written for the L.A.Times, Latina, LAist, KCET, Huffington Post, and was the L.A. Editor for Remezcla.com.

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Gentrification

In Highland Park, Restaurants Deal with How They Are Contributing to the Neighborhood’s Gentrification

Kamren Curiel

September 20, 2022

Community

Elephant Hill Has Become a ‘Secret’ Off-Road Area In El Sereno, But Residents Are Defending It At All Costs

Kamren Curiel

June 2, 2022

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History

Hermon’s Hidden History as the Epicenter of L.A.’s Thriving Chicano Tennis Scene Goes Back to 1976

Kamren Curiel

February 28, 2022

Lincoln Heights

Blossom Market, San Gabriel’s Brand New Food Hall, Is Creating a Space Where the S.G.V.’s Asian and Latino Communities Can Come Together

Kamren Curiel

January 3, 2022

People

‘Spanish Sin Pena’ (Spanish Without Shame) Online Judge-Free Classes Prove That It Is Never Too Late to Learn Proper Spanish

Kamren Curiel

November 18, 2021

From Zacatecas to El Sereno, Meet the 97-Year-Old Honey Man Who Is Quite Possibly L.A.’s Oldest Beekeeper

Kamren Curiel

July 27, 2021

Featured

Meet the Mother and Daughter Running Boyle Heights’ First African Restaurant, Now Open on Soto Street

Kamren Curiel

February 15, 2021