Los Angeles to Require COVID-19 Vaccinations for Concerts, Movie Theaters, Restaurants

The order goes into effect Nov. 4.

-19 vaccination in order to enter indoor spaces such as movie theaters, restaurants, gyms, shopping centers, coffee shops, hair nail salons and other spaces. Proof of one dose will be required by Thursday with full vaccination by Nov. 4.

The vote was 11-2 with opposition coming from council members John Lee and Joe Buscaino, the latter of whom previously tried to introduce amendments that would penalize people for harassing or interfering with any employee trying to enforce the mandate. Fellow council member Mark Ridley-Thomas reportedly said members needed more time to evaluate the amendment before a decision was made.

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