Los Angeles will consider a proposal to require proof of COVID-19 inoculation as a condition of entry at a host of indoor public spaces in what, if passed, would be the widest-ranging vaccination-verification effort in the city yet. Mike Feuer, a mayoral candidate, penned a letter that same day urging county officials to also require proof of vaccination to visit the gym, eat in a restaurant or attend an indoor performance. Advertisement“Hard-working Angelenos, their customers and the general public deserve to be safe in public spaces,” O’Farrell said in a statement. As of now, California has not implemented the sort of widespread vaccination-verification now planned in New York City, where officials announced Tuesday that they will require proof of inoculation status to enter gyms, indoor entertainment venues and restaurants. These figures cover both those who received their initial dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine or the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 04, 2021 19:52 UTC