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Coronavirus business impact: New grants aim to help Bay Area small businesses survive pandemic downturn

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) We ve seen so many small businesses shut down during the pandemic. Those struggling to stay open are getting a lifeline from a new wave of grants. The economy is part of Building A Better Bay Area. Alicia Infante runs a floral and gift shop in East San Jose, a community hard hit by high COVID-19 infection rates and an economic downturn. It s a struggle to stay in business. They re at the end of their rope, said Rolando Bonilla, creator of the East San Jose COVID Relief Fund. They re recognizing that the credit card can t be maxed anymore. The house is now on the line.

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COVID-19 Economic Impact: Here s how many southeast Texans lost their job during the pandemic

For the past 21 years, La Cocina in Richmond has served authentic Mexican food. However, being in business that long almost came to an end during the COVID-19 outbreak. We were this close, La Cocina owner Andres Novoa explained. We were just hanging in there, and we managed to pull through. Although they persisted through the thick of the pandemic, Novoa said business still isn t the same. The flow of business could change next week after Gov. Abbott declared an end to the statewide mask mandate. He also ended capacity restrictions, stating businesses can go back to full operations beginning Wednesday.

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COVID-19 Update: $20M Donation Leads to New Name for EMU College, DEGC Distributes $4M+ in Grants to Small Businesses, and More

COVID-19 Update: $20M Donation Leads to New Name for EMU College, DEGC Distributes $4M+ in Grants to Small Businesses, and More
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Enjoy private dining with style at the Exit Zero Filling Station

CAPE MAY, N.J. The lively town at New Jersey s southernmost tip is bustling year-round. One of its notable landmarks is the Exit Zero Filling Station, fittingly named for its home beyond the very last exit on the Garden State Parkway. Cape May has a special, special vibe, said Jack Wright, the owner of Exit Zero Filling Station, which originally started as a hometown magazine publisher that continues to this day. A 20-year resident of the Jersey Shore, Wright is originally from Scotland. I m from a place where people eat Indian food the way that Americans eat pizza, he said.

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Local restaurant owners find a bit of hope for indoor dining in 2021

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused much stress on the restaurant industry, local owners say they are hopeful in 2021. Though many say they could use a lifeline as they struggle to stay afloat with outdoor dining in the middle of the winter season. Marc Grika, the owner of Flannel, a restaurant on East Passyunk that specializes in Southern comfort food, said it s been a challenge to break even and stay in business. The city has welcomed the idea that if there isn t a spike in COVID-19 cases in the next few days, restaurants can reopen indoor dining at 25% occupancy on January 15.

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