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The Los Angeles City Council approved a new ordinance on Wednesday for people to show proof of vaccinations to enter any indoor restaurant by the end of November.
Print The public accounting began soon after the first images of the U.S. Capitol siege started to unfurl on social media. Activist groups and journalists long familiar with the extremist communities in their hometowns quickly began to put names to unmasked faces in the pro-Trump mob. Their efforts have expanded into a massive online crowdsourcing campaign that has helped identify numerous attendees of the “Stop the Steal” rally, with a focus on those who later marched to the Capitol and either witnessed the breach or participated in it more directly. In San Diego, much of that work has ...
Chiddick’s Instagram video was posted on Wednesday, apparently just before the violence broke out. Chiddick said he was not among the rioters who stormed the Capitol and called it "very sad." He declined NBC 7's request for an interview to learn more about why he was in Washington. “This is the moment where we can do something about it,” Chiddick said in his video post. "We can stand up and take our country back, take our freedoms back." It’s not clear exactly what kind of action Chiddick condones, but for some, his rhetoric is cause for concern. “That’s dangerous,” said Tammy G...
ESCONDIDO (KUSI) – An Escondido Coffee shop publicly announced that they are remaining open despite the restrictions under Governor Gavin Newsom’s regional stay-at-home order. The owner, David Chiddick, opened Koffie in in 2019, and then had their sales drop about 60% due to the first round of coronavirus lockdowns, before having to shut down completely. Now, Chiddick doesn’t believe he will be able to survive operating under the restrictions of Gavin Newsom’s regional stay-at-home order. Chiddick detailed his frustration with the state orders to close in an Instagram post where he de...
San Diego Union-Tribune | Dec 11, 2020 | News | 5 After spending thousands of dollars on a tented, outdoor dining space for customers at her nearly year-old vegan restaurant in North Park, owner Alondra Ruiz made a risky decision. She would stay open in defiance of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest stay-at-home order barring indoor and outdoor dining. “I hope this inspires small businesses to stand up,” Ruiz said, addressing her followers on an Instagram post that drew hundreds of comments, many of them supportive. “Fight for your business that you invested so much time and energy and money...