Opinion: The city of Los Angeles should drop vaccine/testing mandate at city buildings
The city of Los Angeles still will not allow anyone to enter a city building without showing “proof of COVID-19 vaccination or proof of negative COVID-19 test .”
This is outdated at best. It’s now well-established that COVID-19 vaccination does not prevent transmission, so if there’s a reason to require a negative lab test result from unvaccinated people, the requirement should apply to vaccinated people as well. But that would be burdensome and expensive for everyone, so perhaps city officials view a universal testing requirement as impractical. That’s not a good reason to continue to impose it on unvaccinated individuals.
“A City employee at a City facility is required to cross-check proof of vaccination for each individual who appears to be 18 years of age or older against photo identification,” Garcetti wrote.
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