EATER SF: The Coronavirus Crisis Could Permanently Close 30 Percent of California’s Restaurants
The California Restaurant Association (CRA) is urging the state to extend small businesses’ tax returns and payments to help aid losses related to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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