justamente de eso hablamos con el concejal domingo candelas, que nos explica qué fue lo que ocurrió conmos que la compañía anteriormente estaba en el año 39, de 40 años de una lista que operaban, nos dejaron, dejaron de operar, pero nosotros como ciudad montamos una una búsqueda para una operador que pueda operar el parque que la ciudad mantiene y después de muchos meses agarramos, nos encontramos. 3 operadores que quizás puedan hacer el trabajo. finalmente, el anuncio de hoy dice que de estos 3 ya eligieron 1 que se llama dreaming california, que tiene más de 40 años de experiencia manejando esta clase de parques. lo que tal vez usted no sabía es que cuando se terminó el contrato para septiembre del año pasado, se pensaba que tendría que cerrar por al menos 2 años este parque hasta que se tuviera todo lo necesario para hacer el siguiente contrato a término largo. sin embargo, con este contrato, aunque sea solo un año, ya se asegura que tendremos esta diversión durante el verano. aquí en la ciudad. no solamente eso, sino que con el nuevo contrato tendrán mejores ingresos de este parque

el concejal domingo candela, representante de este distrito, también hizo énfasis en los beneficios queue el parque abra sus puertas el 27 de mayo, fin de semana feriado y que sean más familias las que disfruten de los toboganes. la piscina de olas y las atracciones que ofrece el icónico parque acuático al este de san josé. soy jessica gallegos, noticiero. telemundo 48 autoridades municipales de san francisco indicaron que la reciente inversión en cuidado infantil está dando resultados positivos. es que desde que se aprobó la propuesta ce en 2018, el número de niños que recibe cuidados se ha duplicado a unos 12.000. los salarios de los educadores también incrementaron y la lista de espera se redujo en un 70. los partidarios indican que, aunque se considera un avance, todavía hay mucho trabajo por hacer. por otro lado, los propietarios de un viñedo en saratoga aseguran que su negocio ha sido afectado durante 2 meses debido a un enorme deslizamiento de tierra que les ha dejado sin acceso al lugar. el propietario de los viñedos savannah snell, dice que su camino de entrada está cubierta de

the city council member domingo candela says that the agreement allows region waters to operate this summer. the park originally opened back in 1985, but it closed indefinitely last september after ending its lease with the city. so the fact that it's back up and running or will be this summer is going to be obviously big news for a lot of family and to love splashing in the water side of things to go there when i was younger. so glad there. >> bring it back. but we will be going any time soon. ground at the moment. they would have been a good day. i you know, i need to no the we're going raging waters in a different eyes water slides will be we are looking out there at diamond peak where it's going to be some blizzard conditions. honestly, take a look at this view from diamond peak looking down at lake tahoe. it looks kind of like spring. we've had some unseasonably warm weather up there about a transition really fast, though, back into that mid winter kind of stuff tomorrow, friday and saturday, the easier days to watch any travels up into the sierra likely still going to be diggin

seemingly everyone in san jose, myself included, has memories of raging waters council member domingo candelaslied to work there as a teenager, keeping the water park open brings jobs and business to east san jose, while also providing safe, equitable and affordable family fun for all. >> i had my eighth grade trip there, so i resonated 100. so this is a commitment from the city to make sure that we are doing everything we can for the community. and i'm excited to be able to, to enjoy the wave pool this summer. so this is an exciting opportunity for, for not just residents of district eight, but the entire entire valley. >> the council will vote to approve the deal on february 27th. if passed the best spot in the bay area to beat the heat since 1985 will reopen again this summer in east san jose. dustin dawsey abc seven news next on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m. >> bad behavior at the library while the illicit activity at an antioch library that's shutting it down and now we're learning about the new plans to reopen it but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it ca

seemingly everyone in san jose, myself included, has memories of raging waters council member domingo candelas. even applied to work there as a teenager, keeping the water park open brings jobs and business to east san jose, while also providing safe, equitable and affordable family fun for all. >> i had my eighth grade trip there, so i resonated 100. so this is a commitment from the city to make sure that we are doing everything we can for the community. and i'm excited to be able to enjoy the wave pool. this summer. so this is an exciting opportunity for, for not just residents of district eight, but the entire the entire valley, the council will vote to approve the deal on february 27th. >> if passed, the best spot in the bay area to beat the heat since 1985 will reopen again this summer in east san jose. dustin dawsey abc seven news was such a fun time. >> that's great to see it is all right. >> well, we are expecting more rain tomorrow as well as through the weekend. yeah. >> meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking that for us. sandy. yeah, i think you still have one more day to enjoy the

seemingly everyone in san jose, myself included, has memories of raging waters council member domingo candelas even applied to work there as a teenager, keeping the water park open brings jobs and business to east san jose while also providing safe, equitable and affordable family fun for all. >> i had my eighth grade trip there, so i resonated 100. so this is a commitment from the city to make sure that we are doing everything we can for the community. and i'm excited to be able to enjoy the wave pool this summer. so this is an exciting opportunity for, for not just residents of district eight, but the entire the entire valley. >> the council will vote to approve the deal on february 27th. if passed the best spot in the bay area to beat the heat since 1985 will reopen again this summer in east san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> sfo is getting a financial boost from the faa. the san francisco international airport is being rewarded or awarded $31 million under president biden's infrastructure law. the funding will be used for upgrades to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning s