The City of Beverly Hills has issued more than three dozen citations to businesses and individuals for not complying with regulations put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. The list of business includes prominent restaurants and shops, as well as office buildings in the Business Triangle. They were cited mostly for face covering or social distancing violations. Others were cited for lack of required County health protocol signage and for providing services after a required closure.
Beverly Hills announced its citation policy in April, when the state’s number of COVID-19 infections was trailing behind counterparts on the East Coast. Those numbers have now taken a turn for the worse. In the last few days, California has unseated New York as the state with the highest number of viral cases in the country.
