Governor Gavin Newsom announced that California is making modifications to its reopening plan. Among the changes – barbershops and places of worship are being allowed to reopen, with some restrictions. Newsom said, “we’re making progress, we’re moving forward, we’re not looking back, but we are walking into the unknown, the untested literally and figuratively, and we have to be guided by the data.”
Some of the restrictions include wearing face coverings during the entire service by both the worker and the customer. In-person worship services will be limited to 25% of the building capacity, or a maximum of 100 attendees, whichever is lower. Businesses offering personal services, such as nail salons, spas, and massage parlors, continue to be prohibited from reopening at this time.
