Tom Haverford of “Parks and Recreation” likely had a special name for them. Baby Yoda sings a song about them. And they are a food my child will never turn down. I’m talking about chicken nuggets.

When Demetrios Pantazis opened Dino’s Chicken and Burgers on Pico Boulevard in 1969, he had taken the first step on the journey to creating a DTLA staple that would capture the hearts of Angelenos for ...

There’s no shortage of shopping “hacks” that are going viral on social media, with folks demonstrating how to get the most bang for their buck, with some even sharing their food hauls are budget ...

Tyson Foods is voluntarily recalling about 30,000 pounds of its dino-shaped chicken nuggets after some consumers reported finding small metal pieces in their patties. The recall, announced on Saturday ...

Talk of a "chickenosaurus" lit up the science world last week when researchers announced they had modified the beak of a chicken embryo to resemble the snout of its dinosaur ancestors. But turning a ...

A few genetic tweaks recently gave some chicken embryos a facial makeover—they grew dino-like snouts rather than bird-like beaks, reports Ewen Callaway for Nature. The research effort isn’t part of a ...

Tyson Foods is recalling 30,000 pounds of its kid-favorite dinosaur nuggets due to reports of small metal pieces found in the meat, one of which led to a “minor oral injury.” Here’s how to find out if ...

It’s a new day at the famed Dino’s Famous Chicken (formerly Dino’s Chicken and Burgers) on Pico Boulevard. Or, rather, will be soon — even though it doesn’t look like much has changed at the ...