California has always attracted dreamers. That's why many things originated in the state, including these two fast food joints that are now historic landmarks.

Combined with a Walmart expansion agreement, the entry to Virginia and other territories positions the 340-store hot dog chain for significant growth.

Walmart has teamed up with the famous hot dog franchise Wienerschnitzel to launch new outlets inside its stores throughout ...

Wienerschnitzel, the world's largest hot dog franchise, has officially kicked off a major growth opportunity on the East ...

Wienerschnitzel dropped the Der from its name in 1977 but continues to use it in its marketing. Meanwhile, the company’s Wilmington outlet has gone through its own changes.

Wienerschnitzel’s big W was created by graphic designer Saul Bass in 1978. Bass is something of a Hollywood legend for the opening credits he created for movies like “Psycho. ...

"Wienerschnitzel has spent decades building a strong reputation, especially on the West Coast, and this expansion into Walmart stores signifies a new era of growth for the brand," Shak Turner, ...

More than 100 of determined Dachshunds will compete for the title of ‘fastest wiener in the west’ on Saturday.

Wienerschnitzel was started in 1961 with a single location in Southern California, established by John Galardi. After more than 60 years, the restaurant has grown to hundreds of locations across ...

Wienerschnitzel’s newest location is at the intersection of Granite Drive and Rocklin Road in Rocklin, near Starbucks and Rocklin Donuts & Cinnamon, according to Google Maps.

Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals will take place at Los Alamitos Race Course on July 12. About 100 dachshunds will compete for a $1,000 prize, with proceeds benefiting the Seal Beach Animal Care ...

Businessman John Galardi opened Der Wienerschnitzel in 1961, not long after working at Taco Tia -- a restaurant owned by Glen Bell Jr., creator of the Taco Bell restaurant chain.