Safely socially distanced himself. One of the things we have really enjoyed during the coronavirus lockdown is coming out to ocean beach. Bringing our bikes. Getting to ride up and down. Having that free space. 2 locals who wish to remain anonymous started a website. The started collecting signatures to make this a permanent part. One organizer said that 70 percent of the signatures are from residence. The other 30 percent are from suffers and cyclist. I think that is a great idea. The more we can diversify transportation and provide options for people to safely ride a skateboard or walk, and be able to take in the great views of the ocean are terrific. I do not think we will miss that one. A long flat paved areas at the park the national park. Accessible to people with disabilities. Making it a reality likely will not be easy. There have been complaints of increased traffic. Traffic mitigation would need to be studied. We are used to coming up here. Were kind of shocked today when we
Liviakis saying im grant lotus alameda san mateo and solano counties. Where the latest to join that red tier that means restaurants in the 3 counties can resume Indoor Dining at 25 capacity indoor malls can reopen at 50 capacity, hair and nail salons barbershops can serve clients indoors with modifications museums zoos aquariums, places of worship movie theaters can all operate at 25 capacity. Gyms and Fitness Centers can operate inside at 10 capacity. And School Districts that choose to well have the ability to reopen, but they have to wait another 2 weeks to make sure they dont backtrack. But Contra Costa County in Sonoma County theyre left behind in the purple tier now we want to be kron fours Taylor Force Act he was in Sonoma County tonight to find out. What the issue is there. This is a big disappointment for many people and businesses here in Sonoma County and one supervisor i spoke to says a lot of it has to do with the countys makeup of its population, its elderly facilities an
Watching kron 4 news at 9. Now at 9 a steady drop in coronavirus cases across the state has cleared the way in 9 counties for the wider reopening of businesses and that includes most of the bay area good evening, everybody thanks for being here at 9 oclock, im grant lotus and im Vicki Liviakis alameda. San mateo and solano counties received the green light to move forward with reopening. Those counties were added to the red or second tier of the states colorcoded for tier ranking system. This category means that there were 4 to 7 daily new cases per 100,000 residents or a 5 to 8 Positivity Rate with the addition of these counties every bay area county is now in the red tier except for contra costa and sonoma counties but contra costas Health Director says they are on track to enter the red tier next week. And as more businesses reopen a Northern California private School System run by the diocese of sacramento has applied for a waiver to allow in Person Instruction in Solano County as
Visibility holding up well across the bay, no worries there as youre heading into work. As far as air quality goes also something thats a positive to kick off this new day were going to be seeing good conditions throughout the course of your wednesday that sea breeze its been steady the past few days really helping to keep the air swept out and those problem spots over into the Sierra Nevada or theyre actually also seeing some improvements these past couple of days. 50s and 60s for your current temperatures with berkeley at 57 right now oakland at 59. While alameda hayward and fairfield each in person though 60s north bay temperatures are some of our coolest in the low 50s as for later on today do expect daytime highs to be very similar to yesterday upper 80s inland with bayside areas in the 70s and some 60s hanging on near the coast, im talking changes come this weekend in your forecast ahead robin all right, thank you john lets check in on the traffic. Were taking a peek at your Earl
Arena, but it wont be putting its name on it. Why its trying to send a different message. And our original series, project home. As San Francisco struggles with one of the worst housing crises in the nation, developers are eyeing the western neighborhoods as the new frontier. Good evening, im veronica de la cruz. And im ken bastida. As Susie Steimle reports, some residents are putting up a fight. Reporter in the heart of San Franciscos sunset district, this old Apartment Building on irving street has become the latest flash point in the battle over housing. The new owner converted the first floor parking garage into five new units and is doubling the number of bedrooms on the other floors to make it 41. Were scared hell turn it into a motel. Reporter jim has lived on the block for 25 years. We feel like we have an absentee landlord running part of the neighborhood. Reporter larry and barbara are also long time residents. In those 40 bedrooms, there could be as many as 80 people. If eve