California boards want to keep pandemic rules for public meetings. Critics call it bad for democracy

For a July meeting, the Little Hoover Commission -- an independent state oversight agency -- posted notice that the public could attend in Sacramento, but also in Traverse City, Mich., or Southampton, N.Y.

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