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Assembly Meets to Take Back Control from Governor

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A Look at Coronavirus Outbreaks at Prisons around California 

Protesters gathered over the weekend outside a federal prison facility in Lompoc, home to the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the entire federal prison system with 900 inmates testing positive and 2 deaths so far.
Reporter: Kathryn Barnes, KCRW

Assembly to Discuss State Budget and Take Back Control from Newsom

Today at the State Capitol, the Assembly is meeting as what’s known "a Committee of the Whole." That means the Assembly will talk about a topic without having to take a vote. That topic, no surprise, is the sad state of California’s budget during the state shutdown. And it comes against the backdrop of a restless legislature that’s ceded quite a bit of power to Governor Gavin Newsom during this emergency and is ready to take some control.
Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED Politics

California Could Lose a Seat in Congress

Despite some COVID-19 related delays, the census is still underway. Next year that data will determine how many representatives in Congress each state gets. And for the first time ever in California’s history one seat will likely be on the chopping block.
Reporter: Caroline Champlin, KPCC

Memorial Day Beach-Goer: Everyone Needs an Escape Hatch During Quarantine

On this Memorial Day weekend, a lot of Californians did as Californians do. They and went to the beach. For the most part, it seems, we did a pretty good job of following social distancing rules. Getting outside is usually a big part of the holiday weekend which is the unofficial start of summer. The California Report’s Saul Gonzalez checked out the boardwalk at Venice Beach this weekend.
Guest: Michael Dorfman, Venice Boardwalk juggler

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