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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 10: A person waits to be checked in to be vaccinated at a clinic targeting Central American Indigenous residents at CIELO, an Indigenous rights organization, on April 10, 2021 in Los Angeles, California ( Mario Tama/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA Coronavirus cases continue to fall in Los Angeles as the pool of vaccinated Angelenos grows, but the county, once again, missed the cutoff to move into the next round of reopenings.
The coronavirus is still spreading in the community at too high of a rate to move into the yellow tier of the Blueprint for a Safer Economy. For that to happen, Los Angeles County would have to drop below less than 2 cases per 100,000 residents. As of Tuesday, the county was at 2.7 per cases per 100,000 residents. It s a massive drop from the peak of the outbreak during the winter and down from 3.2 last week.
LOS ANGELES â The menu was always small at Sonoratown on the outskirts of the Fashion District, and the coronavirus didn t change that.
The critically acclaimed Mexican restaurant still sells tacos and burritos filled with mesquite-grilled beef and chicken, flaky handmade flour tortillas and an awesome coconut horchata that s like an island vacation in a cup.
But the small spot looked like a mini-mart when I visited last week for the first time in more than a year.
Cases of beer and Mexican Coke rested on bars where eaters used to lean. Boxes of tortilla chips covered up art on the brightly colored walls. A counter with random knickknacks blocked anyone from entering what used to be the dining room and patio.
Use this LAUSD Grab & Go map to find locations where they offer free meals for students and community members. Anyone who arrives during open hours will be able to receive food.
If you can t leave your house and need food or supplies, WDACS offers a Critical Delivery Service. If you have COVID and need to quarantine 14 days at home, you may qualify. You also qualify if you are 60 years and older, or have a permanent or temporary disability. If you need free food, they can bring you emergency dry food boxes or arrange for food bank delivery (if it s a simple pick-up/no-line situation). You can also pre-pay for prescriptions, groceries, restaurant food, cleaning supplies, etc. and they can pick those items up and deliver them to you for free. Call (888) 863-7411 (24 hours in advance is preferred) for delivery service. Get a detailed flyer and visit the WDACS website for more information.
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The menu was always small at Sonoratown on the outskirts of the Fashion District, and the coronavirus didn’t change that.
The critically acclaimed Mexican restaurant still sells tacos and burritos filled with mesquite-grilled beef and chicken, flaky handmade flour tortillas and an awesome coconut horchata that’s like an island vacation in a cup.
But the small spot looked like a mini-mart when I visited last week for the first time in more than a year.
Cases of beer and Mexican Coke rested on bars where eaters used to lean. Boxes of tortilla chips covered up art on the brightly colored walls. A counter with random knickknacks blocked anyone from entering what used to be the dining room and patio.