California judge denies group's request for temporary restraining order against mask mandate
Daily MailA California judge has rejected a campaign group's request for a temporary restraining order against the state's mask mandate for schoolchildren enforced by Governor Gavin Newsom. San Diego Judge Cynthia Freeland denied the request from campaign group Let Them Breathe who wanted to file a temporary restraining order against the state's mask mandate for schools Newsom praised the court's decision as he believes the mandate will keep students safe and schools open 'Here we are, Sept. 30th, school has started, kids have been in school with masks and the protocols have been in place,' Freeland said on Thursday. Let Them Breathe and fellow organization Reopen California Schools released a statement and said that in the state's opposition filing that quarantine and testing protocols are not required Sharon McKeeman, the founder of Let Them Breathe, spoke to KPBS after the court's decision was made. Let It Breathe founder Sharon McKeeman announced that the group was given a hearing date for November 8 Reopen California Schools also gave a statement of their own to support the decision for the choice to wear masks rather than enforcing a mandate.