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On October 13, 2020, the Center for American Liberty sued California Governor Gavin Newsom and Santa Clara County Executive Jeffrey Smith, challenging unconstitutional restrictions on religious and political gatherings.

The City of Los Angeles—including Mayor Eric Garcetti—and Alameda County have failed to meet their duty of transparency under the CPRA

Contra Costa County, California has lifted its completely arbitrary 12-person limit on religious gatherings, in response to the Center for American Liberty’s threat of litigation.

The Center for American Liberty sent a letter to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors today demanding that they rescind the 12 person attendance limit to religious gatherings and protect their right to privacy.

Today, the Center for American Liberty, in coordination with Mandelbaum Salsburg and Dhillon Law Group, sued Governor Murphy for unconstitutionally shutting down houses of worship statewide.

Today’s lawsuit arises in response to Governor Newsom’s March 19, 2020 Executive Order N-33-20 ordering the shelter-in-place of all Californians—criminalizing working outside of the home for all “non-essential” jobs.

he Governor says that his restrictions on civil liberties will last for the duration of the pandemic, which means Californians may never get their freedom back. This is unacceptable; that is why the Center for American Liberty is committed to fighting for the rights of all Californians—and Americans for that matter.

The Center for American Liberty’s clients filed a lawsuit, Gish v. Newsom, in response to California’s mandate that religious services during the COVID pandemic be limited to streaming video or telephonic services, with no communal worship permitted.

Feature Regino v. Staley Aurora Regino’s daughter, A.S., was in the 5th grade when an elementary school guidance counselor decided...