As the pandemic battle evolves, much public property is still off-limits but some is open for locals
, which continues to close campgrounds, gyms, swimming pools and many other facilities, is effective through May 15.has reopened its beach to walking, running, biking and solo surfing and paddleboarding, but said it would discouraging sunbathing or any “stationary presence” on the sand. Its pier, restrooms, playground and street parking remain closed.he may soon modify his statewide stay-at-home order but so far, “There is no date. ... We have to look every day at the data.”L.A.
“Avoid those nonessential activities,” Moore said. “Save us the awkwardness of us having to admonish you.” Los Angeles County’s beaches, piers, beach bike paths, beach access points, public trails, trailheads and tennis courts are closed through May 15 under the county’s current
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