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Los Angeles County reached a settlement with one of two restaurants sued earlier this year for allegedly disregarding the outdoor dining ban put in place last November to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Dave Foldes, the owner of Cronies Sports Bar and Grill, told FOX 11 he was keeping outdoor dining open to protect his staff’s financial health and said he didn't have the heart to lay off his employees ahead of Christmas last year.
After a two-month shutdown due to surging COVID-19 cases, outdoor dining again was allowed in Los Angeles County on Friday but with a new restriction forcing restaurants to turn off or remove from customer seating areas all televisions used for broadcast programming. The proposed abatement order would direct the business to take corrective actions. The suit also asks that the pub pay civil penalties for each day management allegedly operated in violation of the health orders and the County Code. Outdoor dining in Los Angeles County is permitted again as of last Friday. City News Service could...
By City News Service Jan 29, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A downtown Covina pub owned by a man whose dispute with a Los Angeles County health inspector over coronavirus outdoor dining restrictions was recorded on video in December is being sued by the county for allegedly violating emergency health orders. The Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit was brought Thursday against Bread & Barley Inc., also alleging violations of the Los Angeles County Code and seeking an abatement of a public nuisance. The suit seeks an injunction barring the business from operating in violation of any health orders and...