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Republican groups sue Gov. Newsom over voting. Plus California churches reopen
Governor Newsom’s executive order to allow everyone to mail in their November ballots is facing a legal challenge from Republicans.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readGovernor Newsom’s executive order to allow everyone to mail in their November ballots is facing a legal challenge from Republicans. They say the governor’s move was a “brazen power grab.”
Meanwhile, Governor Newsom is now allowing places of worship to hold services at 25% capacity or 100 people max, whichever is lower. This comes after the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Newsom over his initial stay-at-home order banning in-person services.
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- 17:55Republican groups sue Gov. Newsom over voting. Plus California churches reopenYou’re reading this
- 27:52A debate over working from home versus at the office
- 40:18KROQ was an alt-music leader for decades. Now it faces big changes, loses listeners
The full episode
3 of 5Working from home: pros and cons- 0:00What is Gov. Newsom’s task force doing to help California recover during COVID-19?
- 9:289 food processing plants in Vernon face COVID-19 outbreaks
- 17:55Republican groups sue Gov. Newsom over voting. Plus California churches reopenYou’re reading this
- 27:52A debate over working from home versus at the office
- 40:18KROQ was an alt-music leader for decades. Now it faces big changes, loses listeners