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The Best Airbnbs to Escape to This Winter Near LA

The Best Airbnbs to Escape to This Winter Near LA Thrillist 1/15/2021 Wilder Shaw © Photo courtesy of Airbnb Now in our third month of safer-at-home orders (and almost a year of the back and forth), we’re all about ready to get out of LA. It’s a good thing then, that there are tons of natural wonders surrounding our city waiting to spend a weekend with would-be travelers. But just because 2020 is finally behind us, doesn’t mean safety is any less important. Traveling with those outside your household is out of bounds right now as part of the stay at-home order mandated for Angelenos. But if you do choose to travel, make sure masks, social distancing, quarantining, and COVID tests are all part of your preparation. And with all that unpleasantness out of the way, behold: some of the coolest Airbnbs just outside of LA.

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Houston restaurants, churches pair up to boost business and feed those in need

Houston restaurants, churches pair up to boost business and feed those in need FacebookTwitterEmail 1of18 Tameisha Tatum, of Langstead Catering, packages meals as a part of Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Houston Eats Restaurant Support (H.E.R.S.) program Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020 in Houston. The program is set up to help both restaurants and hungry Houstonians at the same time, providing restaurants with much needed income to prepare the meals, which are then given for free to the hungry.Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of18 Gary Lang, owner of Langstead Catering, seasons meals as he helps package them as a part of Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Houston Eats Restaurant Support (H.E.R.S.) program Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020 in Houston. The program is set up to help both restaurants and hungry Houstonians at the same time, providing restaurants with much needed income to prepare the meals, which are then given for free to the hungry.Brett Coomer, Houston

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