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A federal judge Thursday denied a request from 25 San Diego County gyms and fitness centers who sued the state and county to resume indoor operations amid COVID-19 restrictions. Like other, similar lawsuits challenging pandemic restrictions, the gyms argued in their suit that public health officials have arbitrarily considered some sectors essential, while “gyms and fitness centers, places where people…

Is one of your New Year’s resolutions to get back in shape?  Well the fact that you can’t get into the gym makes that resolution a likely failure. But for gyms barely hanging on, well they normally rely on your desire to start a new and get in shape. NBC7 spoke with a local boutique gym, that has been lucky...

It’s been called the COVID-19, not referring to the virus but weight gain during the pandemic. If that’s happened to you, you’re not alone.

The back and forth with restrictions has been a roller coaster for businesses trying to make it through the pandemic. A South Park gym is doing it’s best to stay open for their community, while also finding an opportunity to expand. Kristen Lucek told NBC 7 she had just purchased GFit South Park, a fitness studio, six months before the…

A University Heights fitness center who was issued an order to immediately close by the San Diego County Thursday after it defied a cease and desist order, remained open on Saturday. NBC 7’s Bridget Naso has more.

A University Heights fitness center was issued a second cease and desist order by San Diego County after it continued to be open even after the state ordered all indoor operation of gyms to stop in mid-July.

NBC 7‘s Jackie Crea breaks down the gyms’ violations and the county’s response.

A North County gym was served with a cease and desist order Friday for operating indoors, and another that was previously cited by law enforcement for the same public health violation was ordered to immediately close. The gyms in the county’s crosshairs are The Gym in Vista and MetroFlex Gym in Oceanside. The Gym, located off Sycamore Avenue near...

Gyms have had to close or change how they operate because of the coronavirus pandemic. Many people haven’t been able to work out in months, but have still been charged gym fees.

It was not clear if the infections occurred while the business was operating defiantly or before the public health order was modified on July 6, reports NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda.

A San Diego County official has confirmed there is an outbreak of COVID-19 tied to a popular San Diego gym that was operating in violation of the county’s public health order for weeks.

It’s been two weeks since more restrictive measures took hold in San Diego County, but there are businesses that are openly defying the public health order to close again.

it’s been two weeks since more restrictive measures started to take hold in San Diego County — and there are businesses that are openly defying the public health order to close again, reports NBC 7’s Jackie Crea.

24 Hour Fitness has reopened some of its gyms but do customers want to go back? NBC 7’s Consumer Bob reports.

24 Hour Fitness was just one of the gym franchises that had to shut its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic. Its members quickly grew frustrated after they were charged for two months in a row while the doors were locked. Now the gyms are starting to reopen, but four locations in the county will be closed for good.

As gyms across the country begin to reopen, many (and hopefully all) are taking precautions to help fitness fans stay COVID-19 free.

NBC 7’s Melissa Adan spoke to gym owners about their sanitation process.

Tato and Jillian Silva own Cali 4 Fitness, which is back open under Phase 3 after a three-month long closure, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.

Gyms and fitness studios are back open across San Diego County as of Friday following a three month shut down, and owners are doing everything they can to keep up with new sanitation measures. “We’re going to make you sweat then we’re going to make you clean up your own sweat,” said gym owner Jillian Silva with a smile....

San Diegans will once again be able to pump some iron as gyms across the county are able to reopen beginning Friday following nearly three months of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.