California businesses tell Gov... ‘We have to make a living’

Dino Ferraro texted friends from a concrete bench next to the Huntington Beach Pier on Monday as he tried to sort out his worries. He has mounting bills — more than $100,000 from back rent owed for his two restaurants, Capone’s Italian Cucina and Black Trumpet Bistro, both a quick drive from the water. He spent thousands of dollars deep-cleaning and disinfecting both businesses, three times…