County warns street vendors to follow COVID-19 rules

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County warns street vendors to follow COVID-19 rules

LOS ANGELES County officials are warning street vendors especially those selling food to halt activities that can spread coronavirus or risk citations. In a web conference aimed at reaching out to immigrants and residents about special health, food and monetary services devised to cope with COVID-19 April 30, Liza Frias, director of Read More...

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