With fast-food burger giants like McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's and Carl's Jr. hogging so much attention, chains like the Original Hamburger Stand are often shrugged off or ignored altogether ...

The hamburger stand was born in Los Angeles as an outgrowth of World War II. Returning GIs discovered that they could easily -- and cheaply -- go into business for themselves by selling burgers.

Luckily for burger lovers everywhere, Armstrong, who had owned the stand since 1974, rebuilt. A few years later, the Wedl family bought the business. Robby Wedl, 27, now serves as manager.

The irony of “America’s Funnyman” Neil Hamburger: He lives in a cardboard box, can’t afford a new tuxedo, and due to some unspecified ailment is forced to constantly clear his throat ...

Weird History is ordering a Double Double telling you the History of In-n-Out Burger. The famous burger chain was founded by Harry and Esther Snyder. Harry first visited a local market to buy fresh ...

When they heard of plans to replace the hamburger stand with a Peet's Coffee & Tea outlet, Irv's devotees formed a "Burger Brigade." Hundreds of letters have flooded City Hall, with Irv's fans ...

Hamburger stand is celebrating its 36th anniversary by offering customers a deal on the restaurant's famous burgers. The El Paso location and others across the country are offering 36-cent ...