at some point, monterey park was about 60%, 70% asian, with 3 chinese, i think, on the city cncil. it earned the name of "little taipei." jon: my parents came over when they were, i think, 25. they came to america, had nothing, and then my mom would tell me stories like, "yeah, like, we would get just meat scraps and then ask them to grind it at the market," and then they would just make whatever out of it. mr. yao: when we can, you know, it's hard to buy tofu. you had-- you had to spend a...yeah, it's much, much more expensive than right now. at that time, really, it--it's a treat when you eat the tofu. susie: in the 1970s, if you wanted chinese food--and, god, i need my chinese food, right? if you wanted a sauce, you--you want your fish sauce, if you want your garlic black bean sauce,ou had to go find itt a little chinatown market. you didn't know what was going on, and then yee sing chong was established in chinatown. this was a supermarket with a fish section. jon: my mom would steam fish. she would steam live tilapia 'cause eating fresh fish is really big in the chinese commun

officer staffing problem is resolved, the union says families should visit places like yosemite, monterey or parks north of point reyes. >>> london breed announcing a $9 million investment and new funding from business owners to help cover resources for event like public space modifications and more. >>> new at 7:00, a new grocery store in the peninsula is drawing praise from environmental groups because of what you can't get there. >> kpix 5's max darrow takes us inside. >> reporter: welcome to byrd's filling station. here you'll find all of the same items and foods you would find in a regular grocery store. but what you won't find are single use plastics. that's because this is a zero waste grocery store. >> thanks for coming in. >> reporter: laura porter owns the shop located in downtown san mateo. >> you can bring in your own containers and refill anything from dry goods to organic produce to cleaning production and personal care items. >> reporter: customers can literally refill their containers with everything from cleaning supplies to olive oil to candy and nuts. while these kinds of places

the city of los angeles and then yvonne you, a current city council member and former mayor of monterey parkxplain to the viewers the role of state comptroller and then i want to get into why there is so much interest for this office. alright so first, the state controller is an office that sits on over 80 boards, public pension boards, for example, it writes the checks and handles the audits. it has a huge role in terms of the finances of california and making sure for example, that those unemployment checks that go through the e d d r aren't fraudulent or filed by fraudulent people. they are part of this kind of audit trail that can go on, and california government and the california budget is not very transparent. and not well understood, and as a result, the comptroller's office can be a launching pad to other things. it can propel you into a place of prominence. and that's why you see this going on. but look, you have one republican in the race. lonnie chen down at stanford, who's kind of cleared the field and in the top two primary system. the top two folks vote getters moving forward

officers staffing problem is resolved, families are being encouraged to visit places like yosemite, monterey or parks like north of point reyes. >>> all right. taking a live look at thrive city right now. this is the warriors watch party. fans here are ready. the dubs are one game away from the sweep of the dallas mavs. more from here in just a minute. but first, kpix 5 sports reporter vern glenn is at the mavericks american airlines. >> the dubs have a chance to make yet another finals appearance. breaking out the brooms potentially. vern? >> courtside american airlines center, it won't be long now. about a half hour away before warriors, mavericks, game four. and just imagine, if the dubs could close this out. we got a perspective a couple of floors up from warriors radio play by play tim roye and what he expects tonight. >> i expect dallas to come out with some desperation. i think they're going to be ready to give the warriors a physical time. so i expect a physical game. and i think for the warriors it's a matter of hanging around. just keeping in touch and trying to wear them down. >> boy, i fe

officer staffing problem is solved, the union says families should visit places like yosemite, monterey or parks north of north reyes. >>> the00turned positive tuesday and the nasdaq and the s&p 500 both remain under some pressure. another coca-cola beverage gets axed from the shelves. cbs' materas mor on the day's business headlines. >> the federal trade comission is launching a probe following reports baby formula sellers were price gouging amid the shortage. the ftc wants to know about any deceptive, fraudulent or unfair business practices aimed as taking advantage of families. >>> hyundai is recalling 239,000 cars because part of the seat belt can explode. the issue is with the pretensioner which retracts during a collision to keep the passenger in the seat. three injuries have been reported, two in the u.s. and one in singapore. the recall includes some hyundai ac is ens and elantras. >>> coca-cola is cutting its honest tea product at the end of the year. it says in a statement it's rationalizing its line-up of drinks and prioritizing fewer bigger brands. coke says gold peak and peace tea w

the city will remove all street parking from monterey avenue to gilman street. they'll also remove three parking spots on this busy commercial block. >> i am very worried. i mean, i have nightmares, honestly, about losing business, people going somewhere else, finding other places to shop. >> reporter: pete says most of his customers are seniors. it's already hard to find parking on hopkins. if customers can't park, customers won't come. >> if we make this safer, more people will wyc. >> reporter: supporters say protected bike lanes mean safety and availability. bike advocates believe it will encourage more people to shop. >> i want kids to bike here and parents to feel safe with their kids biking. >> reporter: lily feels left behind as berkeley builds for the future. >> it's very sad to me that i'm going to have to give this up. >> reporter: berkeley leaders are looking at a plan toex tend the bike lanes on hopkins street for another half a mile, that plan could include removing more street parking. the city council may vote on that later on this year.ly berk. >

. >> reporter: we are at the caltrain park and ride on monterey avenue, a three acre lot with more than 300 parking spaces. most of the time it is quiet and peaceful but you should have seen it the day before easter. this is social media video of what appears to be the pop up. >> this event had alcohol sales, marijuana sales, music, et cetera. as far as we know there were no permits or anything like that. >> reporter: the parking lot is owned by vta. according to this flyer circulated on social media, the unpermitted event was planned weeks in advance. one of the companies advertised as involved, gorilla security. public records show it is owned by barbosa, a vta employee. >> we are investigating to see exactly what happened. >> reporter: the signs in the parking lot are very clear. the parking lot is only to be used for parking while riding transit and other use is not allowed. >> our employees are not allowed to override regulations or laws that either vta has or that are laws in the community. >>> barbosa is a long time bus driver. in the since deleted photos you can see him in his v

. >> reporter: the city will remove all street parking from monterey avenue to gilman street and three parking spots on this busy commercial block. >> i am very worried. i have nightmares honestly about, you know, losing business. people going somewhere else. finding other places to shop. >> reporter: pete says most of his customers are seniors. if customers can't park, they won't come. >> we'll probably lose some business. >> reporter: the city plans to add parking meters in front of his business to encourage turnover. >> if we make it safer, people will bike. >> reporter: bike lanes mean safety and sustainability. they believe it will encourage more people to shop here. >> i want the kids to bike here and parents to feel safe with their kids biking. >> reporter: lily says she feels left behind as berkeley builds for the future. >> it's very sad for me that i'm going to have to give this up. >> reporter: berkeley leaders are looking for a plan to extend the bike lanes for another half a mile. that could include removing more street parking. the city council may vote on that later this

problem is resolved, the union says families should visit places like yosemite, monterey or parks northyes. >>> 5:15, time for your check of the forecast this morning. >> meteorologist jessica burch, a beautiful sunrise. the temperatures are coming with it. ? t >> that is so true. it is a warm day for us, no matter where you live in the bay. we're well above average and starting off mild. things are changing in the afternoon, more upper 90s in the east bay and north bay. with that in mind let's dive straight into current temperatures, sitting in the upper 60s already just in the concord area, a-to-add to that we're dealing with upper 50s near santa rosa, a beautiful sunrise behind our photo. with that in mind let's take a quick look what we can expect headed into the afternoon. we'll talk a step back and show daytime highs. mid-60s along the coast. this is what we're dealing with as we head into the afternoon. winds are shift pushing in from the southwest, extending into the afternoon we'll see high clouds settling in no matter where you live and the coastal fog settling in, too. a beau

. >> reporter: we are here at the cal train park and ride on monterey avenue. it is a three acre lot with more than 300 parking spaces. most of the time it is quiet and peaceful but you should of seen it the day before easter. >> reporter: this is social media video of what appears to be the pop up from april 16th. >> this pop up event had exactly sales, marijuana sales, music, as far as we know there was no permits or anything like that. literally just slowed up that day. >> reporter: the parking lot is owned by vta. according to this flyer circulated on social media the unpermitted event was planned weeks in advance and one of the companies advertised as being involved gorilla security. public records from the santa clara county shows it is armed by a vta employee. >> we are investigating what happened and why it happened. >> reporter: vta spokesperson says the signs in the parking lot where the event took place are clear. the parking lot is only to be used for parking while riding transit and any other use is not allowed. >> our employees are not allowed to o

the city will remove all street parking from monterey avenue to gilman street.se changes will hurt seniors and others who rely on cars to get around. >> i can't ride a bicycle and i'm 92 now. i won't be able to come here. >> i have nightmares, honestly, about losing business, people going somewhere else, finding other places to shop. >> i want kids to be able to bike here and for parents to feel safe with their kids biking. >> biking advocates say the protected lanes add more safety and encourage people to shop more around the strip around monterey market. >>> bay to breakers made its return over the weekend. >> how i experienced san francisco's ♪ ♪ what do you think healthier looks like? ♪ ♪ with a little help from cvs... ...you can support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy...even skin. and before you know it, healthier can look a lot like...you. ♪ ♪ cvs. healthier happens together. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow.

. >> reporter: we are here on monterey avenue, a 3 acre lot with more than 300 parking spaces and most of the time it is quiet and peaceful, but you should have seen it the day before easter. this is social media video of what appears to be the pop-up from april 16. >> this pop-up had alcohol sales, marijuana sales, music, et cetera and as far as we know, there wasn't any permits or anything like that and they literally just showed up. >> reporter: the parking lot is owned by vta and according to this flyer, the unpermitted event was planned weeks in advance, and one of the companies advertised as being involved was guerrilla security. public records from the santa clara county clerk's office show it is owned by a vta employee. >> we are investigating to see exactly what happened and why. truck this spokesperson said the signs in the parking lot where the event took place are very clear in the parking lot is only to be used for parking while riding transit and any other use is not allowed. >> our employees can't over lied or override any things here. >> reporter: according to them he i

monterey peninsula. but santa rosa walnut creek, menlo park san jose, pop up 80 to 82 78 76. for the forecast highs today. forties fifties mill valley 43 sunnyvale 46. still a couple of fortis holding on as you saw, but you can see the series of lowe's continue to march in. they'll go a little bit to the north today and then come back. it looks like on thursday. now tomorrow it does appear like a north wind will kick in. and if that's the case eighties today in that we could get some nineties. but as you've probably noticed, already, we're having one and done on any warm ups. we get some eighties nineties and the next day it's back into the seventies for many 60 seventies eighties today and look for warmer temps into wednesday, cool down on thursday, back to nice on friday. alright sees. thank you time 7 21, you can now get even more covid tests and right to your house. we have details of the latest expansion of the efforts to fight the virus, and the warriors are preparing for their toughest challenge yet in the nba playoffs will hear from head coach steve kerr about what it

chiropractics owned a sole prioritiship by the doctor at 2 monterey across the street from the glen park bart station since 87. doctor opened the practice at the vision of providing chiropractics care. since opening in 87 the doctor personal low helped 4,000 parents and many from the immediate neighborhood andeen continue to see parents throughout the pandemic. the chiropractics main goal is to help patients achieve health without surge row or drugs. the doctor specializes in pain relief, autoaccident recovery. optimizing spinal health and trained in the advanced methods and tools. they are recognizable and familiar to residents for 35 years with a royal blue often and one room office and reception inside. changing little during the 35 years. the doctor continued to give become at this time community he serves. through commitment to parent and constant availability of service. >> the doctor is act of in the greater business community promoting the glen park festival and part of the merchant's association. staff is in support. the fourth is the know fran microscopic society. a 68 year old

monterey to two stocked unde out to auburn up past sacramento. it'll be locals who are going to come in the eight story 377 room hotel is offering specials with parkingded he expects last minute bookings very impossible driven. and that's why to be in a position we are now for thursday, and i've got three days to fill. i definitely think we'll fill. there's no question in my mind. i don't care what charles barkley says about san francisco. it's a beautiful city like she just said. it's a beautiful city. the restaurant and hotel owners tell me they anticipate the economic impact to be substantial and widespread from street vendors to large businesses alike. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. coming up. the giants go into extra innings against the phillies are frank mallicoat . we'll have the highlights and oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my b

monterey and near humboldt county. the project will help california reach its goal of removing fossil fuels from its power grid by the year 2045. >>> the devastating czu wildfire closed big basin redwood state park two years ago. >> flames raced across nearly all of the 18,000 acres that make up that park, killing douglas firs, live oaks, and charring thousands of old growth redwood trees. the big basin redwoods is california's oldest state park that sits in the heart of the santa cruz mountains. a tour of what is being called an amazing rebirth. >> reporter: it's been a listening two years since the czu fire. coming back is like checking on an old friend. fair to say she's doing all right. the easy thing to do was to expect the worst. this was our last memory from driving into the park back in 2020. but here it is today. everywhere you look, there is life. up high where branches burned off, there are new sprout. >> it's just feathery. >> reporter: down low at the base of trees that look all but dead, be are tender new upshoots. 90% survived, proof that they are indeed tough to kill. >> the forest does its own thing. i doesn't care what humans do. >> 100%, this fire just a great remind they're w

recreation area which extends north and west to the islands and south of the monterey bay national sanctuary is the most visited park national park service hosting over 15.5 million visitors per year laura has dedicated her entire career to the outdoors recreation and public service in her junior year at indiana university she interned at mesa verde nationa park in colorado . recalling the time laura said i spent an entire semester living in the park in a little cabin in a very remotelocation with no car, no tv, no phone and i just loved it . that is no surprise laura was destined for a long and storied career with the national park service in 32 years of government service with national park service laura managed and cared or natural andcultural resources from yellowstone national park in wyoming . she supported the henry national monument and historic shrine in maryland and george's national park in utah. as gg and rac superintendent laura had the apartment services most visited site with a collection of federally managed properties around the bay area including the headlamps, alcatraz, ocean beach and presidio. e

recreation area which extends north and west to the islands and south of the monterey bay national sanctuary is the most visited parkin the national park service hosting over 15.5 million visitors per year laura has dedicated her entire career to the outdoors recreation and public service in her junior year at indiana university she interned at mesa verde nationa park in colorado . recalling the time laura said i spent an entire semester living in the park in a little cabin in a very remotelocation with no car, no tv, no phone and i just loved it . that is no surprise laura was destined for a long and storied career with the national park service in 32 years of government service with national park service laura managed and cared or natural andcultural resources from yellowstone national park in wyoming . she supported the henry national monument and historic shrine in maryland and george's national park in utah. as gg and rac superintendent laura had the apartment services most visited site with a collection of federally managed properties around the bay area including the headlamps, alcatraz, ocean beach and presi

belmont also 45 atherton los altos 48, stanford menlo park both around 47 27 up in truckee , south lake tahoe 34 47 47 santa maria down in montereyn today coast, sixties or seventies down towards santa cruz. there'll be a little warmer. they always are lots of sun. nice storm eighties inland after really a lot of seventies yesterday are very low eighties will get more mid eighties today. that's our unseasonably strong system that's in the gulf of alaska that will play into our weather starting on thursday. today though, warmer and then pretty warm tomorrow, but then everything is pointing towards some rain coming in here on sunday. i'd be surprised if we picked up that much. but, boy, would that be a blessing? i know it's on a sunday but, boy, you know, get some rain in early june. after what happened in october. nothing would surprise me. 60 seventies eighties today about the same tomorrow. here comes the fog on thursday. we start to cool it down friday, then big drop with a lot of cloud cover, maybe some rain on sunday. wow okay. thank you. steve chp officers were on the lookout for bad drivers this weekend coming up, we're goi

monterey to two stocked unde out to auburn up past sacramento. it'll be locals who are going to come in the eight story 377 room hotel is offering specials with parking included he expects last minute bookings very impossible driven. and that's why to be in the position. we are now for thursday, and i've got three days to fill. i definitely think we'll fill. there's no question in my mind. i don't care what charles barkley says about san francisco beautiful city like she just said. it's a beautiful city. both the restaurant and hotel owners tell me they anticipate the economic impact to be substantial and widespread from street vendors to large businesses alike. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news new efforts to keep rent from getting too high in one various city oakland city council is considering to fight back against inflation. so statewide, there is a severe drought going on to conserve from bay area water districts, the potential fines that are now on the table for for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving mone

monterey to two stocked unde out to auburn up past sacramento. it'll be locals who are going to come in the eight story 377 room hotel is offering specials with parking included he expects last minute bookings very impossible driven. and that's why to be in a position we are now for thursday, and i've got three days to fill. i definitely think we'll fill. there's no question in my mind. i don't care what charles barkley says about san francisco. it's a beautiful city like she just said. it's a beautiful city. the restaurant and hotel owners tell me they anticipate the economic impact to be substantial and widespread from street vendors to large businesses alike. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. coming up on mornings onto the nine a tragic ending for appearing when hang gliding over the weekend in the south bay. we're looking into details of the investigation that's ongoing this morning and what went wrong with those to hang gliders? also ahead. california's primary election just days away now, next, we're talking live with the political analyst to break down what you analyst to break down what you need ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metas

monterey to stocked and, uh out too. um auburn up past sacramento. it'll be locals who are going to come in the eight story 377 room hotel is offering specials with parking included he expects last minute bookings , very impulse driven. and that's why to be in a position we are now for thursday, and i've got three days to fill. i definitely think we'll fill. there's no question in my mind. i don't care what charles barkley says about san francisco. it's a beautiful city like she just said. it's a beautiful city. both the restaurant and hotel owners tell me they anticipate the economic impact to be substantial and widespread from street vendors to large businesses. alike mike will be a buzz in the city by the bay for sure. i know that and i know the team still preparing games on thursday night, but that thursday cannot come soon enough. i'm ready to go here. amberleigh live tonight in the city. amber thank you for that. if you want to go to that game on thursday, there are a handful of tickets still available for game one. you can also find tickets to buy on the resale market, but those ones are not cheap. they start around $750 a ticket for the upper bow

monterey 28 30 truckee in south lake town. we are caught in between down in the desert southwest, where it's been hot. high pressure is parkedtwo days we get the wind, then all of a sudden it dies down. we get a little warmer while we're in that transition, or we're going into some warmer temps, but it only lasts. have you noticed? we've had some pops on these temps in the last month or so. they only last one day then right away. they come right back down. so 60 seventies eighties today 43 mill valley santa roses in their 42 napa airport. there are some cool clothes, that's for sure. sunnyvale at 46 degrees livermore still at 49, but as long as those systthe north wery patchy fog sixties coast seventy's around the bay. now warmer inland next two days. today, it'll be eighties but tomorrow if that north wind develops, it could be in the low to maybe a few mid nineties. well away from the coast, but it will be warmer tomorrow, probably the warmest day of the week before we dropped right back down on thursday. sixties seventies eighties today looks warm to hot for some tomorrow than the fogger roars back thursday. we kind of bu

monterey for sending that out, that's a rarity. honestly anytime you get that cold and then have thunderstorms petaluma, santa rosa napa sonoma panel, danville mill valley, menlo park the way down to the santa clara valley thirties again this morning 33 to 30. nine degrees, the sierra had snow will take it 3 to 6 u c. berkeley central serious nolan had six. plus i know it's too little too late, but boiled april and may have sure delayed a lot of a lot of drying out here. we'll lose. you know it'll happen soon enough, but this has helped a little bit. you can see her system that was kicking out there is it does that's going to allow temperatures to warm up after unseasonably cool temps yesterday, these were the highs, napa conquered. belmont san jose 61 62 63. today we're going mid upper sixties tomorrow about the same maybe in your seventies. friday saturday, we'll really get a bigger jump, thirties, forties and fifties on the taps. it won't take long you get to may 11th. you can jump up pretty fast here. couple of thirties holding on but not much anymore. the days are no longer the nights are so short, but it didn't have a lot of moisture, but it sure packs some r

parked right over us today. canfield oakland livermore san jose bumping up 88 80 97 90 degrees thirty's up in the mountains truck in south lake tahoe 49 down in montereyu're warm tuesday. this will be the warmest day of the week here for many, maybe still some inland locations tomorrow. be close to today, but warming up fast. it won't take long. there's not much of a breeze at the surface and nevada one observation there at 49. he had conquered 60 brentwood, says 70, but a lot of 50 sunnyvale san carlos had 52 berkeley, also down to 52 forties in the santa cruz mountains, also capital and aptos low fifties, though santa clara campbell in there, along with san martin at 51. today is all about high pressure also breeze up in the hills, but there will be a big change starting thursday. and if you are going to the sierra something to watch late sunday monday, they could get some rain thunderstorms up there all the u know, i would not be surprised. it will be a big change for us coming into the weekend seventies eighties nineties on the temps and temperatures will start to cool down a little bit on wednesday. they'll really drop on thursday. you guys all r