government

Financing

With Congress deadlocked, California passes its own small-business aid package

Measures enacted exclude PPP funds from income calculations and extend $1,000 credits for new hires.

Operations

The long and complicated history of joint employer

A detailed look at efforts to change the joint-employer standard, and why the debate just won’t go away.

Officials have not said when dine-in service might resume, frustrating local restaurants.

The novel requirements include keeping doors open, air conditioners on, and guests in masks for longer stretches.

The city is holding a $5,000 contest to encourage unorthodox thinking.

The grants or loans may be in the thousands rather than millions, and are usually contingent on geography. But potential aid is or will soon be there.

The governor says he's considering the move to temper a second wave of COVID-19 in the fall or winter.

A number of states and cities have taken steps to discourage crowds from gathering inside or outside. The measures also aim to encourage mask wearing.

Nearly 100 places have been stripped of their liquor licenses, and 600 more face fines of up to $10,000. Just shy of 1,000 places were checked on Monday night alone.

The plan put forth by Republican leaders would also remove restrictions on how restaurants could spend the money.

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