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Costa Mesa leaders, chamber officials and business owners attending a State of the City luncheon Thursday reflected on how the city pulled through the pandemic, thanks to a collective desire to support one another and the place they call home.
And, in doing so, they welcomed the newest members of Costa Mesa’s business community cannabis retailers, who will soon be able to operate legally within the city.
“Cannabis is coming into town,” Mayor John Stephens said at the Segerstrom Concert Hall event, asking those in the industry to raise their hands and acknowledging the 20 or more who did.
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Costa Mesa undoes the strings on a mask mandate that caused controversy but netted few citations
A sign posted in November 2020 along Fair Drive warns residents and visitors that “no mask = $100 fine” in Costa Mesa. City lawmakers on Tuesday repealed the mandate.
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A mandate requiring facial coverings for all who enter Costa Mesa in place for more than a year and fuel for frequent debates between pandemic rule followers and anti-maskers was repealed Tuesday in favor of less strict state guidelines.
City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison imposed the measure in April 2020 to help curtail the spread of the coronavirus after declaring a local state of emergency that March. In a social media campaign last summer, signs warning “No Mask = $100 Fine” inspired some residents to post bare-faces photos in a dare to local police.