Businesses in downtown San Diego got a boost of foot traffic during the first weekend after California Gov. Gavin Newsom loosened the state’s mask mandate, according to a local report.
that the downtown district looked "vibrant and alive" for the first time in two months.
"I see people walking around the Gaslamp like [Saturday] where someone is turning, passing my door every 10 seconds and that’s what we like to see," Jesse Kolly, store manager at Sole Concepts, told the station. Sara Arjmand, director of marketing at Greystone Steakhouse, said the restaurant saw a 25% increase in business and described downtown as "lively" as soon as the mandate was relaxed.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
San Diego es el área metropolitana menos barata del país, supera a San FranciscoEl análisis mensual compara el precio medio de la vivienda con los ingresos locales. Recientemente, los precios de las casas cayeron en San Francisco
Read more »
San Antonio Black-owned restaurants and businesses you can support right nowUnique and successful Black-owned businesses abound in San Antonio. Here are some you can support with your spending. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX BlackOwned BlackHistoryMonth
Read more »
San Diego chef partners with colleague to showcase rising talent among Black chefsKelston Moore is a co-founder and co-CEO of Bad Boyz of Culinary, a collective of local chefs building community and providing guidance and resources to up-and-coming Black chefs in San Diego
Read more »
Justin Bieber's World Tour is Kicking Off in San Diego; Meet and Greet Chance AnnouncedBefore he goes “All Around the World,” chart-topping pop star Justin Bieber will kick off his international tour at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego. The Midway District venue will be packed to the brim for the sold-out concert.
Read more »
Supreme Court won't get involved in San Diego Unified vaccine mandate challengeThe US Supreme Court Friday decided not to get involved after a San Diego Unified student asked for emergency relief from the district's COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
Read more »