A Los Angeles County supervisor enjoyed an al fresco meal at a restaurant just hours after voting last week to ban outdoor dining at the county's 31,000 restaurants over coronavirus safety concerns, according to a news report.

As pandemic restrictions continue to take a toll on restaurant owners and workers, L.A. County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl is taking heat for dining outdoors before voting against it. Her office

Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl voted last week to ban outdoor dining at restaurants because of the coronavirus, and hours later dined outside at an Italian restaurant in Santa Monica, Fox 11 reports.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl is facing backlash after she dined outdoors at her favorite restaurant hours after voting to virtually shut it down for three weeks.

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A Los Angeles County supervisor was caught dining outside at a restaurant just hours after voting to ban outdoor dining.

It is now closed for good. A statement on the restaurant’s website quotes proprietor Suzana Davila as saying that after “months of conversation and consideration” with her children, she has decided that remaining open is unfeasible.

Los Angeles County's new ban on most gatherings, outdoor-dining and strict capacity limits on most businesses went into effect in Santa Monica Monday. Here's what you need to know about the new orders: COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are soaring in Los Angeles County along with much of the state.

A Los Angeles County supervisor backed a ban on outdoor dining as coronavirus cases soar. Hours later, she went out to eat at her favorite restaurant. At a contentious Board of Supervisors hearing Nov.

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