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Coronavirus: Food Updated Published The entrance to Tinhorn Flats, an Old West-themed bar in Burbank. Elina Shatkin/LAist The saga of Tinhorn Flats continues. The city of Burbank has now twice padlocked the Western-themed restaurant and bar for non-compliance with health orders. Twice, the locks have been sawed off by staff and the business has defiantly reopened. The second padlock-cutting and reopening was yesterday, and that came after the city served Tinhorn Flats with a “red tag” notice marking the building as unsafe and off limits. “No Entry or Occupancy to the Entire Building a...

Coronavirus: Food Updated Published The entrance to Tinhorn Flats, an Old West-themed bar in Burbank. Elina Shatkin/LAist The saga of Tinhorn Flats continues. The city of Burbank has now twice padlocked the Western-themed restaurant and bar for non-compliance with health orders. Twice, the locks have been sawed off by staff and the business has defiantly reopened. The second padlock-cutting and reopening was yesterday, and that came after the city served Tinhorn Flats with a “red tag” notice marking the building as unsafe and off limits. “No Entry or Occupancy to the Entire Building a...

Updated Published A pharmacist from UCI Health preps a COVID-19 vaccine for injection. Chava Sanchez/LAist An expected April surge of COVID-19 vaccine supply led Gov. Gavin Newsom to expand eligibility to Californians 50-and-over on April 1, and 16-and-over two weeks later. But a manufacturing problem that caused millions of doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to be thrown out may delay shots in L.A.’s hardest hit communities. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine requires just one shot so they are vital for populations that have trouble getting to clincs -- people experiencing homelessness a...

Updated Published A pharmacist from UCI Health preps a COVID-19 vaccine for injection. Chava Sanchez/LAist An expected April surge of COVID-19 vaccine supply led Gov. Gavin Newsom to expand eligibility to Californians 50-and-over on April 1, and 16-and-over two weeks later. But a manufacturing problem that caused millions of doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to be thrown out may delay shots in L.A.’s hardest hit communities. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine requires just one shot so they are vital for populations that have trouble getting to clincs -- people experiencing homelessness a...

Updated Published A pharmacist from UCI Health preps a COVID-19 vaccine for injection. Chava Sanchez/LAist An expected April surge of COVID-19 vaccine supply led Gov. Gavin Newsom to expand eligibility to Californians 50-and-over on April 1, and 16-and-over two weeks later. But a manufacturing problem that caused millions of doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to be thrown out may delay shots in L.A.’s hardest hit communities. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine requires just one shot so they are vital for populations that have trouble getting to clincs -- people experiencing homelessness a...