A dispute in Ontario has left a downtown event venue closed for nearly a year and a half. The city's action of cutting power to the building is at the center of the issue. Business owners recently addressed the city council about the situation. Further details about the closure and the dispute over permits are available from local news sources, including ABC7 Los Angeles.
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