Los Angeles County is giving the go-ahead for TV/film productions, including the daytime soaps, to resume effective Friday, June 12 as long as required health and safety protocols are followed.
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L.A. County TV/film productions may not resume following a recent increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, despite California Governors’ update on industry guidelines.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and Health Dept. announce productions can resume no sooner than June 12, following weeks of planning.
