Court ruling reignites debate around whether San Diego's restaurants are COVID-19 hotspots
Print San Diego’s public health experts warn that a Wednesday court ruling greenlighting restaurant dining will further fuel the spread of the coronavirus — with grim results. “It’s been hard to be in public health over the last nine months. You’re not the fun person in the room,” said San Diego State University epidemiologist Corinne McDaniels-Davidson. “If there is indoor — or even outdoor — dining, it is going to facilitate transmission, and we’re going to lose people.” Restaurants were ordered in early December to limit operations to take-out after the average intens...