Indoor Activities Including In-Person Dining to Close, Additional Requirements
LA County is moving swiftly to address the increasing spread of COVID-19 across the County and, later today, will be announcing a revised Health Officer Order (HOO) to follow a series of new state directives. The new directives have emphasized the need for LA County residents to avoid crowds, especially in indoor spaces.Today's HOO will include:The temporary closure of indoor, in-person dining at restaurants, indoor museums, indoor children’s museums, and indoor operations at zoos and aquariums, and
University of La Verne Safe Return Plan
The University of La Verne is planning to return to appropriate face-to-face and on-campus operations in fall 2020, pending state and county approval, with a focus on prioritizing the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff. The La Verne Safe Return plan also honors the university’s historical commitment to a student-centered and personalized education. The plan meets or exceeds all federal, state, and regional public health mandates. It includes a mix of face-to-face and remote instruction,
Does your business need PPE to reopen safely?
The Los Angeles County Office of Small Business is reaching out to our partners for assistance in surveying business owners/members of your organization to better understand their need for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and additional health and safety needs. The results of the survey will help us determine the best strategies to assist businesses to reopen and operate safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. With your assistance we can reach a much larger audience that will give us a more accurate
Insurance Commissioner Order Results in Workers’ Comp Premium Savings for California Businesses Affected by COVID-19
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has issued an order adopting emergency workers’ compensation regulations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. These new regulations will mandate insurance companies to recompute premium charges for policyholders to reflect reduced risk of loss consistent with Commissioner Lara’s April 13 and May 15, 2020 Bulletins, and will result in savings for many policyholders as businesses continue to struggle financially during the COVID-19 pandemic.“California’s business owners
Californians to Wear Face Coverings in Most Settings Outside the Home
The California Department of Public Health today released updated guidance that requires Californians to wear a face covering in high-risk settings. A growing body of scientific research has shown that people with no or few symptoms of COVID-19 can still spread the disease and that the use of face coverings, combined with physical distancing and frequent hand washing, will reduce the spread of COVID-19. "Science shows that face coverings and masks work," said Governor Gavin Newsom. "They are critical to
Updated Public Health Order 6/19/2020
A modified Health Officer Order and directives for the reopening of additional businesses is being issued today with an effective date of June 19. The Health Officer Order will allow for the following sectors to reopen once they implement the required protocols for infection control and distancing:Cardrooms, satellite wagering facilities and racetracks with no spectatorsPersonal care services including: esthetician, skin care and cosmetology services; electrology; nail salons; body art professionals,
New Health Officer Order, Additional Reopenings
LA County's Department of Public Health (DPH) has announced the reopening of key economic and community centers. Beginning tomorrow, June 12, day camps, fitness centers, spectator-free professional sports, museums, campgrounds and entertainment production is allowed to reopen.ReopeningA modified Health Order, to be issued by LA County's DPH, will highlight infection control and distancing requirements for each sector. The following locations are allowed to reopen as soon as tomorrow:Gyms and fitness
Senate-Passed Bill Increases PPP Loan Program Flexibility
What would a week be without changes to the Paycheck Protection Program? This week doesn’t disappoint, as more changes are in store for the PPP loan program. On Wednesday, the Senate passed the House version of the Paycheck Protection Plan Flexibility Act, a bill that could help organizations that may still be closed or partially closed meet the requirements for forgiveness. The bill is expected to be signed by President Trump in the next few days. The short bill contains the following provisions.Longer
DMV Reopens Remaining Field Offices to Public
Starting Thursday, 169 locations will serve customers with appointments, offering limited servicesCustomers encouraged to use online and expanded virtual services when possibleThe California Department of Motor Vehicles on Thursday, June 11, will reopen its remaining field offices that were temporarily closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. With this phase of reopening, employees at 169 field offices will assist customers with current appointments at the specific office and limited transactions that require
FedEx is giving $1 million to small businesses
Small businesses strengthen communities and make them more vibrant; you create jobs, as well as unique products, services and spaces. And many small businesses are hurting right now. We know you’re putting your all into not just surviving but becoming more creative and resilient than ever. We want to honor that spirit and show some love to small businesses to help you ride out this storm. That’s why we’ve committed $1 million to provide grants for small businesses in the U.S. Whether you’re making the
Grants, Loans, and Resources that are still available for small businesses.
CND x BCL Nail Professional Relief GrantGenerously funded by CND Creative Nail Design, these grants will provide financial assistance to nail professionals, whose lives have been drastically changed by the mandated closures in response to COVID-19. Available to licensed nail professionals who cannot maintain their regular income during this time, these one-time $1,000 grants will be distributed directly to provide temporary financial relief. For more information visit:
La Verne Historical Society Fundraisers: Vintage Truck T-shirts and Historical Book
The La Verne Historical Society (LVHS) is engaged in two exciting fundraising activities designed to create community and highlight the city’s history. A 1938 truck gifted to the LVHS is being restored and will be used for parades, educational activities, and promotional events. In addition, the LVHS recently completed a book with Arcadia Publishing for its Images of America series. The history of Lordsburg/La Verne is told through 214 images over 128 pages, both historical and contemporary. LVHS is
Temporary Relaxation of Regulations Pertaining to Outdoor Dining
As the County’s Safer at Home order has been modified to allow restaurants to begin dine-in service the City of La Verne is temporarily loosening restrictions on outdoor dining to allow restaurants to accommodate for the loss of occupancy that will be required in this phase of the order. As a result to a 5-0 vote, City Staff will establish a process to accommodate outdoor dining in the following ways and allow these conditions to remain in place until November 30, 2020 or when occupancy is permitted at
Shop Local Membership Perks Program
In advance of the 2019-20 school year, Bonita Council PTA in partnership with the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce encourages ALL chamber members to participate in the value-added Shop Local Membership Perks Program for current PTA and PTSA members. Members from the La Verne and San Dimas Chambers of Commerce can sign up to participate in this NO COST promotional opportunity by completing a simple application and commit to offer a promotion to the current Bonita Council PTA members (The
