CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
December 6, 1994 | ED BOND
Sterling's, a landmark restaurant in Sunland, has not yet fallen to a demolition crew, but its owners are still playing the same waiting game that began when the Northridge earthquake struck. On July 1, the Los Angeles City Department of Building and Safety threatened to have the restaurant torn down unless it was repaired by the end of September. But Councilman Joel Wachs was able to get an indefinite extension granted, said Vicki Lee, Wachs' deputy.