Here are the latest coronavirus restrictions on beaches, hiking trails, parks, recreation spaces

The city of Los Angeles and other civic agencies announced new restrictions on movements due to the coronavirus. Here’s what the latest Los Angeles County order does: All businesses ordered shut, with exceptions All businesses have been ordered to cease in-person operations and close to the public. Nail and hair salons are ordered shut On Thursday night, Los Angeles County had classified personal grooming services as an essential retail business exempt from an earlier order to close nonessential stores. How essential businesses must operate Essential businesses need to take the following precautions: Require customers, visitors and workers to be separated by 6 feet, to the extent feasible Provide hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol or hand-washing facilities with soap and water Post a sign at the entrance instructing people to go away if they have symptoms of illness, such as having a fever or cough Clean and sanitize the premises Bars, gyms, movie theaters Still closed. Essential activities exempt from this order Visiting a health or veterinary care professional Obtaining medical supplies or medication Obtaining grocery items for your household or for delivery to others Legally mandated governmental purposes, such as access to court, social and administrative services Providing care for minors, the elderly, dependents, persons with disabilities or other vulnerable persons Complying with an order of law enforcement or the court Essential businesses exempt from this order Grocery stores, certified farmers markets, farm and produce stands, supermarkets, food banks, convenience stores, warehouse stores and other establishments that sell canned food, dry goods, fresh produce, pet supplies, water, fresh meat, fish and poultry, and other household consumer products, including cleaning or personal care products.