outdoor dining

Proposed city program would charge a fee that would also improve sidewalks and outdoor spaces.

A proposed city program would charge a fee that would also improve sidewalks and outdoor spaces, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little

San Diego restaurants will have more time to make sure their outdoor dining sections are up to code after the city decided to extend that deadline into Aug. 2.

San Francisco is making outdoor dining in former parking spots a permanent fixture in the city.

Restaurants were given the opportunity to expand seating into parking spots and sidewalks, now they may need to make changes to stay up to code, reports NBC 7’s Dana Griffin

San Diego restaurant owners will have more time to ensure their outdoor patio spaces satisfy building standard code after the city decided to extend the deadline.

The deadline has arrived for restaurants to ensure they are following proper building codes. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more on how this will impact the outdoor dining changes that were made last year.

The city has outline four different permit types businesses can apply for, and is working on a plan to allow businesses to extend their permits indefinitely.

At times, local governments delayed projects that could have hindered restaurants that were relying heavily on their temporary outdoor patios, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.

The San Diego City Council voted to keep curbside dining for business through July 2022, and a gas leak forced the evacuations in National City. Plus police are investigating a shooting on State Route 94 in Lemon Grove. NBC’s Mark Mullen has tonight’s Nightly Check-In for Tuesday May 18th, 2021.

San Diego city leaders voted on Tuesday in favor of extending an ordinance that allows businesses to offer services outdoors until July 2022.

A city official said crackdowns on unpermitted structures are about to start ramping up, however, reports NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda.

What’s the future of outdoor dining in San Diego? NBC 7’s Dave Summers has that story,

A vote weighing the possibility of waiving restaurant fees for a year in San Diego County has been postponed from Wednesday to next month when local leaders will discuss all COVID-19-related issues.

San Diego County leaders are set to vote on possibly waiving restaurant fees. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more on what that would mean for local business owners.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider a proposal that would waive a years-worth of permit fees for restaurants struggling to recover as the county eases out of the coronavirus pandemic.

NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez details a proposal from San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond to waive permit fees for struggling restaurants.

At least seven people were transported to the hospital after a multi-vehicle crash sent two vehicles through an outdoor dining setup and food stand near Midtown. FDNY officials say the crash happened near 2nd Avenue and East 50th Street around 8:30 a.m. on Friday. An initial report of four people hospitalized was later upgraded to at least seven as the…

People looking to score a unique outdoor dining option during the pandemic can now make a run to the home of the Seattle Seahawks.

Owners of struggling restaurants and cyclist in need of safe bike lanes are butting heads over a plan to restructure 30th Street in North Park to make way for a clear riding path. Cyclist say the dedicated lane, which would replace curbside parking spaces, is badly needed. The plan to construct it was approved before the pandemic. However, during the…