Retail with in-store shopping and places of worship allowed to reopen with capacity restrictions in California
A man walks across a street coming from a grocery store, Wednesday, May 20, 2020, in Calexico, California.
But under the new rules, business owners and religious leaders have to wait for approval from county health officials before they open their doors to the public. Most houses of worship have been broadcasting religious services online on internet venues such as Facebook and Zoom.
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