During Wednesday’s briefing, Newsom said the counties that were on the state’s county monitoring list for at least three consecutive days were ordered to end indoor operations for the following sectors effective immediately:

• Restaurants

• Wineries and tasting rooms

• Movie theaters

• Family entertainment centers

• Zoos and museums 

• Bars

• Cardrooms

Contra Costa, Fresno, Glenn, Imperial, Kern, Kings, Merced, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Solano, Stanislaus, and Tulare counties were also included in the order. 

Newsom said the restrictions will be in effect for at least three weeks. 

His decision to "tighten things up," comes just weeks after most businesses have been able to reopen with modifications. Many of California's 40 million residents have been living in quarantine since March 19 when Newsom issued a statewide Stay-at-Home order.

In Southern California, local officials have ordered additional closures ahead of the holiday weekend. 

This week, local officials announced beach closures in Los Angeles and Ventura counties to prevent crowding and to slow the spread of the virus.

In LA County, beach closures were in effect from midnight Friday to 5 a.m. Monday. 

For Ventura County, the beach closures apply from 5 a.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday. 

Laguna Beach was the only Orange County beach city to shut down its coastline as of Wednesday afternoon.

Orange County set another daily record for positive COVID-19 cases on Tuesday with 779 cases and 3 additional deaths.

To support local efforts, Newsom announced that:

• All parking facilities at state beaches in Southern California and the Bay Area will be closed for Fourth of July weekend;

• In counties that close local beaches, the state will follow suit and close state beaches;

• Other state parks remain open, with measures in place to reduce visitation and limit overcrowding.

Bar Closures

Just minutes before Newsom's briefing, Orange County ordered all bars, pubs, and breweries that do not offer dine-in meals to close until further notice. 

With Newsom's latest order, bars in the impacted 19 counties that do not offer meals or have an outdoor space for patrons will be closed. 

On Sunday, Newsom ordered bars to reclose in seven California counties, including Los Angeles. San Bernardino was named one of the other eight counties where the state "recommended" bar closures.

https://www.foxla.com/news/gov-newsom-calls-for-immediate-closure-of-indoor-operations-at-sectors-in-19-california-counties