State Seeks to Revoke Market’s Liquor License
State officials are seeking to revoke the liquor license of a Covina market they allege has sold alcoholic beverages to underage customers eight times in three years.
And, at the request of the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, a judge has issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting Jay’s Market from selling alcohol.
A court hearing is scheduled for July 28 in Pomona Superior Court on a permanent injunction to prevent liquor sales at the market in the 800 block of Glendora Avenue.
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