Current Reopenings

​Los Angeles County residents are doing their part to follow the County’s “Safer at Home” Health Officer Order which has  slowed the spread of COVID-19.  Los Angeles County is now taking its first steps towards reopening businesses and getting people back to work!
The following is a list of businesses that are re-opening, listed by date:

As of September 28, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a revised order that requires operators of Outdoor Mega Events to cross-check proof of full vaccination or negative COVID-19 viral test result against a photo identification for all attendees who are 18 years of age or older. This Order was issued on Friday, September 17, 2021 and is effective as of 11:59 PM on Thursday, October 7, 2021

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Health Care and Home Care Workers

• All employers of health care and home care workers are mandated to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Bars, Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries, Nightclubs and Lounges

• Proof of vaccination status will be required for indoor services at these businesses

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Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• All persons must wear a face mask, except when actively eating or drinking
• All attendees (ages 12 and up) involving 1000 or more persons must, prior to entry, show verification of COVID-19 vaccination status or a negative COVID-19 (diagnostic) test result.
• All operators of Outdoor Mega Events are required to cross-check proof of full vaccination or negative COVID-19 viral test result against a photo identification for all attendees who are 18 years of age or older.
  

Youth Sports

• Requires specific infection control protocols for Youth Sports effective Sept. 1, 2021.

As of September 17, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a revised order that requires proof of vaccination status for Outdoor Mega Events of all patrons 12 and older.  Proof of vaccination status will also be required for indoor services at bars, breweries, wineries, distilleries, nightclubs and lounges. This Order was issued on Friday, September 17, 2021 and is effective as of 11:59 PM on Thursday, October 7, 2021

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Health Care and Home Care Workers

• All employers of health care and home care workers are mandated to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Bars, Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries, Nightclubs and Lounges

• Proof of vaccination status will be required for indoor services at these businesses

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Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• All persons must wear a face mask, except when actively eating or drinking
• All attendees (ages 12 and up) involving 1000 or more persons must, prior to entry, show verification of COVID-19 vaccination status or a negative COVID-19 (diagnostic) test result.

Youth Sports

• Requires specific infection control protocols for Youth Sports effective Sept. 1, 2021.

As of August 23, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a revised order that aligns with the State Public Health Officer's August 18, 2021 Order regarding Indoor Mega Events and requires specific infection control protocols for Youth Sports effective September 1, 2021.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Health Care and Home Care Workers

• All employers of health care and home care workers are mandated to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• All persons must wear a face mask, except when actively eating or drinking
• All attendees involving 1000 or more persons must, prior to entry, show verification of COVID-19 vaccination status or a negative COVID-19 (diagnostic) test result.
  

Youth Sports

• Requires specific infection control protocols for Youth Sports effective Sept. 1, 2021.
  

As of August 16, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued an Order that requires all persons at an Outdoor Mega Event to wear a face mask, except when actively eating or drinking and is effective as of 11:59 pm on Thursday, August 19, 2021.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Health Care and Home Care Workers

• All employers of health care and home care workers are mandated to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• All persons must wear a face mask, except when actively eating or drinking

As of August 12, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued an Order that mandates all employers of health care and home care workers to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Health Care and Home Care Workers

• All employers of health care and home care workers are mandated to document their fully vaccinated status; for those with approved medical or religious exemptions, document weekly or twice weekly regular testing for COVID-19.

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• Allowed to resume and must follow CDPH guidelines for face coverings

As of July 22, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a Revised Order that requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses and is effective as of 11:59 P.M. Saturday, July 17, 2021. It also clarifies that customers, guests, and patrons are not required to wear a face mask indoors while actively eating or drinking in a stationary place, receiving a personal care service that requires the removal of their mask, or when alone in a room or office.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

All Indoor Public Settings, Venues, Gatherings, and Businesses

• Requires face masks to be worn by all persons, regardless of vaccination status, while in all indoor public settings and businesses. Some examples are: offices, retail, restaurants, theaters, family entertainment centers, meetings and state and local government offices serving the public.

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• Allowed to resume and must follow CDPH guidelines for face coverings

As of June 28, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a Revised Order that changes the requirement of masks for any business or government office that serves the public.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Businesses

• Employers who fall under the scope of the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS) must remain in compliance with these Standards.
• Any business or government office serving the public requires everyone to wear a mask.
  

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• Allowed to resume and must follow CDPH guidelines for face coverings

As of June 14, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a Revised Order that rescinds most Los Angeles County Department of Public Health sector-specific protocols and aligns with the State Beyond the Blueprint for Industry and Business Sectors and the accompanying memoranda and orders of the State Public Health Officer and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Wednesday June 15, 2021.

SECTORS THAT CONTINUE TO REQUIRE ADDITIONAL RISK REDUCTION MEASURES

Businesses

• Employers who fall under the scope of the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS) must remain in compliance with these Standards.

Day Camps

• Must comply with the County DPH Reopening Protocol for Day Camps

Overnight Camps

• Must comply with the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS)

​Schools

• Must comply with Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools

Mega Events (Indoor/Outdoor)

• Allowed to resume and must follow CDPH guidelines for face coverings

As of June 2, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a Revised Order ​permits the operation of Overnight Organized / Children's Camps in compliance with safety protocols.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 75% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 50% capacity or 200 people; whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

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Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses may now reopen for indoor operations with modifications. Unless staff are all fully vaccinated, office based businesses should limit indoor occupancy to 50% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 75%(Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 50% indoor capacity (Effective April 15, 2021) -  Updated April 14, 2021
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

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Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 50% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 50% capacity or 200 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 50% maximum indoor occupancy or 200 people whichever is fewer (Effective as of May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021
• Limitations on hours of operation/duration of guest visit have been lifted. Reservations are only required for indoor service (Effective as of April 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021

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Bars

• Bars that possess a low risk public health permit issued by the County of Los Angeles
• May open for indoor operations at 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer. (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021
• May hold or host private events in compliance with County Protocol for private events (meetings, receptions, and conferences) Effective April 15, 2021 - Updated April 14, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 75% capacity (Effective as of May 6, 2021 - Updated May 5, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocols

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 50% capacity - Effective as of May 6, 2021 - Updated May 5, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations - Updated May 5, 2021

Professional Services Businesses

• Legally mandated activities that are related to residential/commercial real estate may be done in person in adherence to the most current County Protocol for social distancing (Effective May 14, 2021) - Updated May 14, 2021

Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 50% or 200 people, whichever is less (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

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Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings may return to typical participant levels while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021 ​

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Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for indoor and outdoor operations. Indoor occupancy is limited to 50% of indoor capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports with live audiences with implemented Public Health protocols - Updated April 2, 2021 (Effective April 5, 2021)
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Amusement and Theme Parks can reopen to the public at a maximum occupancy of 35%. Maximum occupancy for indoor attractions, rides, and restaurants is limited to 25% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Outdoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Outdoor Seated Live Events can reopen to the public at a maximum of 67% maximum outdoor occupancy with required modifications (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Indoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Venues that seat up to 1,500 persons may seat up to 25% capacity or 300 people, whichever is fewer. Venues of this size can seat up to 50% capacity if all guests either show a negative test result or proof of full vaccination.
• Venues that seat more than 1,500 persons may seat up to 10% capacity or 2000 people, whichever is fewer. Venues of this size can seat up to 50% capacity if all guests either show a negative test result or proof of full vaccination.

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors, Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 75% indoor capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Family Entertainment Centers

• Can open for indoor operations at 50% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021​

Water Parks

• Can open at 45% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021)
• Indoor attractions, pools or rides, can operate at 25% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021)

Community Sporting Events

• Runs, walks, and marathons may reopen a a maximum of 500 participants per hour and a total of 1,500 participants with multiple modifications (Effective May 6, 2021)

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs​

On May 5, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
Issued a Revised Order that makes revisions reflecting the County's move into the Yellow Tier of the State's Blueprint for a Safer Economy and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Thursday, May 6, 2021

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 75% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 50% capacity or 200 people; whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

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Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses may now reopen for indoor operations with modifications. Unless staff are all fully vaccinated, office based businesses should limit indoor occupancy to 50% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 75%(Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 50% indoor capacity (Effective April 15, 2021) -  Updated April 14, 2021
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

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Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 50% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 50% capacity or 200 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 50% maximum indoor occupancy or 200 people whichever is fewer (Effective as of May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021
• Limitations on hours of operation/duration of guest visit have been lifted. Reservations are only required for indoor service (Effective as of April 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021

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Bars

• Bars that possess a low risk public health permit issued by the County of Los Angeles
  
• May open for indoor operations at 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer. (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021
• May hold or host private events in compliance with County Protocol for private events (meetings, receptions, and conferences) Effective April 15, 2021 - Updated April 14, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 75% capacity (Effective as of May 6, 2021 - Updated May 5, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocols

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 50% capacity - Effective as of May 6, 2021 - Updated May 5, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations - Updated May 5, 2021

Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 50% or 200 people, whichever is less (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings may return to typical participant levels while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021 ​

​
Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for indoor and outdoor operations. Indoor occupancy is limited to 50% of indoor capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports with live audiences with implemented Public Health protocols - Updated April 2, 2021 (Effective April 5, 2021)
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Amusement and Theme Parks can reopen to the public at a maximum occupancy of 35%. Maximum occupancy for indoor attractions, rides, and restaurants is limited to 25% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Outdoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Outdoor Seated Live Events can reopen to the public at a maximum of 67% maximum outdoor occupancy with required modifications (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Indoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Venues that seat up to 1,500 persons may seat up to 25% capacity or 300 people, whichever is fewer. Venues of this size can seat up to 50% capacity if all guests either show a negative test result or proof of full vaccination.
• Venues that seat more than 1,500 persons may seat up to 10% capacity or 2000 people, whichever is fewer. Venues of this size can seat up to 50% capacity if all guests either show a negative test result or proof of full vaccination.

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors, Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 75% indoor capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021

Family Entertainment Centers

• Can open for indoor operations at 50% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021) - Updated May 5, 2021​

Water Parks

• Can open at 45% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021)
• Indoor attractions, pools or rides, can operate at 25% capacity (Effective May 6, 2021)

Community Sporting Events

• Runs, walks, and marathons may reopen a a maximum of 500 participants per hour and a total of 1,500 participants with multiple modifications (Effective May 6, 2021)

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property

On April 29, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that amends and lifts some additional local activity specific and sector specific restrictions and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Friday April 30, 2021.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 75% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 50% capacity or 200 people; whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses may now reopen for indoor operations with modifications. Unless staff are all fully vaccinated, office based businesses should limit indoor occupancy to 50% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 75%(Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 50% indoor capacity (Effective April 15, 2021) -  Updated April 14, 2021
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 50% capacity or 200 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 25% maximum indoor occupancy or 100 people whichever is fewer (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Limitations on hours of operation/duration of guest visit have been lifted. Reservations are only required for indoor service (Effective as of April 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021
  

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Bars

• Bars that possess a low risk public health permit issued by the County of Los Angeles may reopen for outdoor operations only with modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021
• May hold or host private events in compliance with County Protocol for private events (meetings, receptions, and conferences) Effective April 15, 2021 - Updated April 14, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity (Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocols

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 25% capacity - Effective as of April 5, 2021 - Updated April 2, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021​

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​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 50% or 200 people, whichever is less (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings may return to typical participant levels while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021 ​

​
Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for indoor and outdoor operations. Indoor occupancy is limited to 25% of indoor capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports with live audiences with implemented Public Health protocols - Updated April 2, 2021 (Effective April 5, 2021)
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers (miniature golf, batting cages, and go cart racing, arcades, indoor playgrounds, and escape rooms) are open for indoor operations at 25% indoor capacity (Effective April 30, 2021) - Updated April 29, 2021
• Amusement and Theme Parks can reopen to the public at a maximum occupancy of 25%. Maximum occupancy for indoor attractions, rides, and restaurants is limited to 25% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Outdoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Outdoor Seated Live Events can reopen to the public at a maximum of 33% maximum outdoor occupancy with required modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors, Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 50% indoor capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property

On April 14, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that adds new reopening protocols for indoor Seated Live Events and Guidance for Informal Social Gatherings and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Thursday April 15, 2021.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 75% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 50% capacity or 200 people; whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses may now reopen for indoor operations with modifications. Unless staff are all fully vaccinated, office based businesses should limit indoor occupancy to 50% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 75%(Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 50% indoor capacity (Effective April 15, 2021) -  Updated April 14, 2021
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 50% capacity or 200 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 25% maximum indoor occupancy or 100 people whichever is fewer (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

​
Bars

• Bars that possess a low risk public health permit issued by the County of Los Angeles may reopen for outdoor operations only with modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021
• May hold or host private events in compliance with County Protocol for private events (meetings, receptions, and conferences) Effective April 15, 2021 - Updated April 14, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity (Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocols

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 25% capacity - Effective as of April 5, 2021 - Updated April 2, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021​

​
​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 50% or 200 people, whichever is less (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings must be limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021 ​

​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for indoor and outdoor operations. Indoor occupancy is limited to 25% of indoor capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports with live audiences with implemented Public Health protocols - Updated April 2, 2021 (Effective April 5, 2021)
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers (miniature golf, batting cages, and go cart racing) are open for indoor operations at 25% indoor capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Amusement and Theme Parks can reopen to the public at a maximum occupancy of 25%. Maximum occupancy for indoor attractions, rides, and restaurants is limited to 25% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Outdoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Outdoor Seated Live Events can reopen to the public at a maximum of 33% maximum outdoor occupancy with required modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
  

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors, Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 50% indoor capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property

On April 2, 2021, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that makes revisions reflecting the County's move into the Orange Tier of the State's Blueprint for a Safer Economy and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Monday April 5, 2021.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 75% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 75% (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 50% capacity or 200 people; whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses may now reopen for indoor operations with modifications. Unless staff are all fully vaccinated, office based businesses should limit indoor occupancy to 50% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 75%(Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity -  Updated February 11
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 50% capacity or 200 people, whichever is fewer (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 50% capacity or 200 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 25% maximum indoor occupancy or 100 people whichever is fewer (Effective as of April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

​
Bars

• Bars that possess a low risk public health permit issued by the County of Los Angeles may reopen for outdoor operations only with modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity (Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocols

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 25% capacity - Effective as of April 5, 2021 - Updated April 2, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021​

​
​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 50% or 200 people, whichever is less (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings must be limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021 ​

​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for indoor and outdoor operations. Indoor occupancy is limited to 25% of indoor capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports with live audiences with implemented Public Health protocols - Updated April 2, 2021 (Effective April 5, 2021)
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers (miniature golf, batting cages, and go cart racing) are open for indoor operations at 25% indoor capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
• Amusement and Theme Parks can reopen to the public at a maximum occupancy of 25%. Maximum occupancy for indoor attractions, rides, and restaurants is limited to 25% capacity (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021

Outdoor Seated Live Events and Performances

• Outdoor Seated Live Events can reopen to the public at a maximum of 33% maximum outdoor occupancy with required modifications (Effective April 5, 2021) - Updated April 2, 2021
  

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors, Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 50% indoor capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property

Learn About the City of Torrance
Business & Recreation Update

On March 19, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that lifts some local activity-specific restrictions and is effective as of 12:01 A.M., Saturday, March 20, 2021.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 50% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 50% capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 50% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 25% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit indoor capacity to 50%(Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity -  Updated February 11
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Counseling services limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 25% capacity or 100 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries/Distilleries​

• May open for outdoor operations only if the establishment does not serve meals (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021​
• May open for indoor operations at 25% maximum indoor occupancy if food is served (Effective as of March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity (Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 10% capacity - Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 25% or 100 people, whichever is less (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Meetings/gatherings must be limited to 12 people or fewer while practicing physical distancing (Effective March 20, 2021) - Updated March 19, 2021 ​
  

​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 50% indoor capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 

On March 12, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that moves Los Angeles County into the "Red Tier" and is effective as of 12:01 am, Monday, March 15, 2021..

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 50% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 50% capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 50% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are allowed at 25% (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity -  Updated February 11
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Movie Theaters ​

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity or 100 people, whichever is fewer (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Restaurants

• Can open for indoor dining at 25% capacity or 100 people whichever is fewer. 1 household per table with a limit of 6 people (Effective as of March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021
• Outdoor dining expanded to 3 households per table with a max of 6 people per table (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Can open for indoor operation at 25% capacity (Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Open for indoor operations at 10% capacity - Effective as of March 15, 2021 - Updated March 12, 2021.
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Schools

• Are permitted to reopen for in-person instruction for students in grades K-12, while adhering to all state and county guidelines (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Institutes of Higher Learning 

• Can reopen for indoor lectures and student gatherings at a capacity of 25% or 100 people, whichever is less (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Gatherings

• Can happen indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without masks and distancing (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 50% indoor capacity (Effective March 15, 2021) - Updated March 12, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 

On March 10, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order containing updated information on guidance for vaccinated people.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 25% - Updated January 25, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 25%* - Updated January 25, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity -  Updated February 11
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor dining is prohibited - Updated January 29, 2021

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020
• TK-6 grades can reopen for in-person instruction when the daily case rate becomes less than 25 per 100,000 for 5 consecutive days - Updated February 18, 2021

Gatherings

• All private gatherings are limited to 3 households and a total of 15 persons; Outdoors only - Updated January, 25, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 25% indoor capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

On February 10, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order to allow Places of Worship to open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 25% - Updated January 25, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 25%* - Updated January 25, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• Open for indoor services limited to 25% indoor capacity -  Updated February 11
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor dining is prohibited - Updated January 29, 2021

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All private gatherings are limited to 3 households and a total of 15 persons; Outdoors only - Updated January, 25, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 25% indoor capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

On January 29, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order to reopen some additional businesses with updated protocols and to remove the closure of Lower-Risk Retail Businesses between the hours of 10 p.m. - 5 a.m. PST

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 25% - Updated January 25, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 25%* - Updated January 25, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Open for outdoor services
• ​Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor dining is prohibited - Updated January 29, 2021

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• Open for outdoor operations. Limit to 50% of outdoor occupancy - Updated January 29, 2021

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All private gatherings are limited to 3 households and a total of 15 persons; Outdoors only - Updated January, 25, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 25% indoor capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

On January 25, 2021 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Order that reinstates the November 25, 2020, County Health Officer Order with additional updates. 

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting indoor capacity to 25% - Updated January 25, 2021

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 25%* - Updated January 25, 2021
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor and outdoor in-person dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Tourism and individual travel allowed - Updated January 25, 2021

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Open for outdoor operations

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• Open for outdoor operations - Updated January 25, 2021

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All private gatherings are limited to 3 households and a total of 15 persons; Outdoors only - Updated January, 25, 2021

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Outdoor operations at 50% - Updated January 25, 2021

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Outdoor recreational activity is open - Updated January 25, 2021
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated January 25, 2021
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
• Family entertainment centers are open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops Open at 25% indoor capacity - Updated January 25, 2021

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

On December 30, 2020 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Temporary Order in Response to the Sustained and Substantial Rise in COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths. This Order is Effective 11:59 PM On December 30, 2020 and will remain in effect as long as the State Public Health Officer's Regional Stay At Home remains in effect in the Southern California Region. 

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 20%*(Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020
  

​
Restaurants

• Indoor and outdoor in-person dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Cannot accept or honor out-of-state reservations for non-essential travel unless reservation time includes quarantine time - Updated December 6, 2020

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only at 50% capacity* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All public/private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for church services and political protests - Updated Nov. 28, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• All operations must close* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while adhering to physical distancing protocols
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated November 19, 2020
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops must close temporarily (Effective Dec. 6 - Dec. 27, 2020) - Updated December 6, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• All non-essential activities must cease between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

Travel into the Southern California Region

• Any person(s) arriving in the County of Los Angeles from anywhere outside of the Southern California Region on or from non-essential travel, including returning County of Los Angeles residents, must quarantine for 10 days after arrival. (Effective Dec. 30)

On December 27, 2020 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Revised Temporary Order in Response to the Sustained and Substantial Rise in COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths. This Order is Effective 11:59 PM On December 27, 2020 and will remain in effect as long as the State Public Health Officer's Regional Stay At Home remains in effect in the Southern California Region. 

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Essential Retail

• Stand-alone grocery stores where the principal business activity is the sale of food may operate at 35% capacity - Updated December 9, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 20%*(Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Outdoor Farmer's Markets must comply with County Public Health Guidance and limit occupancy to 35% of outdoor capacity - Updated December 9, 2020
  

​
Restaurants

• Indoor and outdoor in-person dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Cannot accept or honor out-of-state reservations for non-essential travel unless reservation time includes quarantine time - Updated December 6, 2020

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only at 50% capacity* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All public/private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for church services and political protests - Updated Nov. 28, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• All operations must close* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while adhering to physical distancing protocols
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated November 19, 2020
• Outdoor playgrounds may remain open but must follow physical distancing protocols - Updated Dec. 9, 2020
• Botanical gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while following physical distancing protocols - December 9, 2020
  

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops must close temporarily (Effective Dec. 6 - Dec. 27, 2020) - Updated December 6, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• All non-essential activities must cease between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

On December 6, 2020 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer
​Issued a Temporary Order in Response to the Sustained and Substantial Rise in COVID-19 Cases and Hospitalizations. This Order is Effective 11:59 PM On December 6, 2020 and Will Continue for at Least 21 Days.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 20%*(Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor and outdoor in-person dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol
• Cannot accept or honor out-of-state reservations for non-essential travel unless reservation time includes quarantine time - Updated December 6, 2020
  

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only at 50% capacity* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All public/private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for church services and political protests - Updated Nov. 28, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• All operations must close* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation. Recreational overnight stays at campgrounds are prohibited Updated Dec. 6, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while adhering to physical distancing protocols
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated November 19, 2020

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops must close temporarily (Effective Dec. 6 - Dec. 27, 2020) - Updated December 6, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Playgrounds (With the exception of playgrounds at childcare and at schools (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• All non-essential activities must cease between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

Learn About the City of Torrance
Business & Recreation Update

Protect Yourself and Others From COVID-19

On November 28, 2020 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Temporary Order to Limit Close Contact with Others Outside Their Household to Further Reduce the Transmission of COVID-19. This Temporary Order Will Go Into Effect on November 30, 2020 and Will Remain Until December 20, 2020.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations must limit capacity to 20%*(Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Non-Essential office-based businesses temporarily closed* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Essential office-based businesses must limit capacity to 25%* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters​

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Restaurants

• Indoor and outdoor in-person dining is temporarily closed while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries are closed for in-person onsite food and beverage service while pick up, take out, and delivery are permitted (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020​ ​
• May remain open for indoor retail operations at 20% maximum indoor occupancy* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 
• Outdoor operations limited to 50% capacity* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only at 50% capacity* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Gatherings

• All public/private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for church services and political protests

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• All outdoor operations must close* (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools that offer regulated lap swimming may remain open
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens may remain open for individuals or members of a single household while adhering to physical distancing protocols
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50% - Updated November 19, 2020

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops can remain open for indoor operations with required modifications while limiting capacity to 20% (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Playgrounds (With the exception of playgrounds at childcare and at schools (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs must close for in-person dining and drinking (Effective Nov. 30 - Dec. 20, 2020) - Updated November 28, 2020
• All non-essential activities must cease between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.
  

On November 19, 2020 the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order to account for the recent surge of COVID-19 cases and increases in hospitalizations and testing positivity rates in the County.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​ while limiting capacity to 25% - Updated November 19, 2020

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• All indoor retail operations temporarily closed - Updated November 19, 2020 
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol while limiting capacity to 25% - Updated November 19, 2020

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted at a 50% capacity with the adherence of physical distancing protocols - Updated November 19, 2020 

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries can open for outdoor operations at 50% capacity with modifications - Updated November 19, 2020​ ​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• Open for outdoor operations only at a 50% capacity with required modifications - Updated November 19, 2020​

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play
• *Private gatherings from no more than 3 households with requirements
• Recreational Youth Sports Leagues with restrictions - Updated October 22, 2020
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing open for outdoor operations while limiting capacity to 50%- Updated November 19, 2020

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops can reopen indoor operations with required modifications while limiting capacity to 25% - Updated November 19, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

On October 23, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order that allows batting cages, go cart racing, and personal care establishments to reopen with required modifications.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• Can reopen indoor operations with modifications on Oct. 7th - Updated October 5, 2020
• Maximum 25% indoor capacity 
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries can now open for outdoor operations with modifications

​
Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Schools

• Tk-2nd grades can reopen for in classroom instruction with a waiver - Updated October 23, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• May be open for outdoor operations only with required modifications - Updated October, 5, 2020​

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play
• *Private gatherings from no more than 3 households with requirements
• Recreational Youth Sports Leagues with restrictions - Updated October 22, 2020
• Batting cages, miniature golf, and go cart racing (outdoor operations only)

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• All Personal Care Establishments such as Hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, skin care, and piercing shops can reopen indoor operations with required modifications - Updated October 23, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers (indoor) such as bowling alleys and arcades.
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

On October 14, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order allowing private gatherings of no more than 3 households with requirements.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• Can reopen indoor operations with modifications on Oct. 7th - Updated October 5, 2020
• Maximum 25% indoor capacity 
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries can now open for outdoor operations with modifications
  

​
Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• May be open for outdoor operations only with required modifications - Updated October, 5, 2020​

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play
• *Private gatherings from no more than 3 households with requirements
• Recreational Youth Sports Leagues with restrictions - Updated October 22, 2020

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Nail Salons can reopen with required modifications - Updated October 2, 2020
• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations* 

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​Events and large gatherings unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

On October 6, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order allowing the reopening of outdoor dining at non-restaurant breweries and wineries with modifications.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• Can reopen indoor operations with modifications on Oct. 7th - Updated October 5, 2020
• Maximum 25% indoor capacity 
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Wineries/Breweries​

• Wineries and breweries can now open for outdoor operations with modifications
  

​
Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• May be open for outdoor operations only with required modifications - Updated October, 5, 2020​

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Nail Salons can reopen with required modifications - Updated October 2, 2020
• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations* 

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, brew pubs, and pubs unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

On October 5, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order aligning with state policy concerning outdoor playgrounds and the reopening of nail salons.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls/Shopping Centers

• Can reopen indoor operations with modifications on Oct. 7th - Updated October 5, 2020
• Maximum 25% indoor capacity 
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor in-person dining, is temporarily closed
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Cardrooms

• May be open for outdoor operations only with required modifications - Updated October, 5, 2020​

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Nail Salons can reopen with required modifications - Updated October 2, 2020
• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations* 

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries and tasting room unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals ​

On October 2, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order aligning with state policy concerning outdoor playgrounds and the reopening of nail salons.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls

• Can reopen indoor operations with modifications on Oct. 7th - Updated October 2, 2020
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020​

​
Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Open with modifications

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Nail Salons can reopen with required modifications - Updated October 2, 2020
• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations* 

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries and tasting room unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

On September 2, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer issued a Revised Order aligning with state policy concerning school/students and the reopening of barber shops and hair salons.

Low Risk Retail Stores

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls

• Indoor shopping is temporarily closed
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* 

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ 
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * 

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* 

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens - *Tennis and Pickleball courts now allow for Doubles Play

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations* 

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theaters, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order 
• Bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries and tasting room unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals 

Learn About Torrance Back to Business Stage III

Protect Yourself and Others From COVID-19

*As of July 14, 2020, the County of Los Angeles Health Officer has issued a Revised Order that requires the immediate temporary closure of specific activities and business sectors.

All Retail Stores

• 50% capacity 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

Indoor Malls

• Indoor shopping is temporarily closed
• Indoor food court dining and seating areas are temporarily closed* - Updated July, 14, 2020

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• Only open for outdoor operations* - Updated July 14, 2020
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• Indoor, in-person dining is temporarily closed*​ - Updated July, 14, 2020
• Outdoor dining is permitted with the adherence of physical distancing protocols. 

Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Can reopen with required modifications - Updated September 2, 2020

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and aquariums are temporarily closed * - Updated July, 14, 2020

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* -  Updated July 14, 2020

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens

Nail Salons, Tanning Salons, Cosmetology Services, Tattoo Parlors ,Massage Therapy

• Indoor operations are temporarily closed*
• May be open for outdoor operations only* - Updated July 14, 2020

The following will remain closed:

• Lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theatres, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential property
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order (Issued June 18) 
• Bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries and tasting room unless they are offering sit-down dine-in meals - Updated July 14, 2020

On June 12, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

All Retail Stores

• 50% capacity 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Indoor Malls

• 50% capacity
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• 25% capacity or 100 persons, whichever is less​
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

​
Restaurants

• In-person dining 60% capacity with safeguards in place
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Hotels, lodging and short-term rentals

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Museums, Galleries, Zoos and Aquariums

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Music, Film and Television Production

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Day camps

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Gyms and Fitness Facilities

• 50% capacity
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

 ​
​Pet Grooming Services

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Now Open for Recreation

• Campgrounds, RV parks and associated outdoor recreation
• Professional sports without live audiences
• Swimming pools and splash pads
• Parks, trails, bike paths, beaches, and other open spaces
• Shared outdoor facilities for recreation, including but not limited to golf courses, tennis and pickle ball courts, batting cages, and community gardens​

The following will remain closed:

• Bars, lounges, and nightclubs
• Public entertainment venues: movie theatres, live entertainment theaters, concert venues, and festivals
• Family entertainment centers such as bowling alleys, arcades, and miniature golf
• Personal care establishments, currently requested by the State to remain closed, including nail salons, body waxing, massage and body art establishments
• Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential propert
• ​All events and gatherings, unless specifically allowed by the LA County Public Health Order (Issued June 11) 

On May 29, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

All Retail Stores

• 50% capacity 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

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Indoor Malls

• 50% capacity
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

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Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• 25% capacity or 100 persons, whichever is less​
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

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Restaurants

• In-person dining 60% capacity with safeguards in place
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Hair Salon/Barbershops

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

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​Pet Grooming Services

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

The following will remain closed:

• Gyms/Fitness Centers
• Nail Salons
• Spa Services, including massage, facials and waxing
• Beach piers​
• Indoor Museums, Galleries and Zoos
• Arcades, Bowling Alleys, Movie Theaters, Concert Halls and Venues, Stadiums, Arenas, Gaming Facilities, Theme Parks, and Festivals

On May 26, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

All Retail Stores

• 50% capacity 
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Indoor Malls

• 50% capacity
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​
Office Worksites

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Faith-based Services

• 25% capacity or 100 persons, whichever is less​
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Flea Markets, Swap Meets, and Drive-in Movie Theaters

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol​

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Restaurants limited to Delivery, Drive-Thru, Carry Out or Curbside Pickup

• No indoor or outdoor dining​
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

​Manufacturing/Warehouse Facilities

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Therapeutic and Peer Support Groups

• Less than 15 people
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Dealerships

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

Car Washes

• Full Service and drive-Thru
• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

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​Pet Grooming Services

• Must adhere to physical distancing protocol

The following will remain closed:

• Beach Piers
• Recreation and Community Centers
• Basketball and Volleyball Courts
• Baseball ad Soccer Fields
• Youth Sports
• Gyms/Fitness Centers, including in Mulit-unit Housing
• Public Pools
• Indoor Museums, Galleries and Zoos
• Bars and Nightclubs that Don't Serve Food
• Arcades, Bowling Alleys, Movie Theaters, Concert Halls and Venues, Stadiums, Arenas, Gaming Facilities, Theme Parks, and Festivals
• Personal Grooming, including Nail Salons, Hair Salons, and Barber Shops
  

On May 15, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation will begin reopening:

• tennis courts
• pickleball courts
• equestrian centers
• BMX bike areas
• trap and skeet/archery ranges,
• model airplanes
• community gardens.

On May 13, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

LA County beaches will open for active recreation activities such as:

• swimming
• surfing
• running/walking only

​The following are not permited:

• chairs
• canopies
• coolers
• grills
• sunbathing 

The following will remain closed:

• parking lots
• bike paths
• boardwalks
• volleyball courts
• piers 

On May 8, 2020 A limited number of businesses will be able to open with appropriate safeguards in place.

Florists

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​

Toy Stores

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​

Book Stores

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​​

Golf courses

• Pro shops closed
• Concession stands and restaurants are take-out only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols

Trails

• Must adhere to physical distancing
• Must use cloth face covering ​

Clothing Stores

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​

Music Stores

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​

Sporting Goods Stores ​

• Curbside pick-up only
• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols ​

Car dealership showrooms

• Must adhere to physical distancing and infection control protocols