and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue and other areas. they know the community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace the

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue and other areas. they know the community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace the

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue and other areas. they know the community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace the

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue and other areas. they know the community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace the

colleagues, today, i am calling for a hearing on the history and current status of 2861299 san bruno avenue. a mixed use building that completed construction in 2022. we learned in 2019, that 30 units were constructed illegally. the novs issued by the fire department in 2019 ran the gamut. altering interior staircases, corridors. converting garages into other illegal uses and converting required exterior into open space and parking. most significantly there were 30 units that did not meet fire and other life safety codes and other health issues. these were multiple egregious code violations. our first focus was on the safety and no displacement of the renters where the scheme occurred. forced the developer to have an on site live fire watchers and then construct a fire escape which remains in place today. since then, the pace of city department actions to enforce compliance to mitigate damage to the general public and create permanently safe conditions, current residents have been frustratingly slow. when i initially heard about the violations in 2019, my initial question was how could the

we had some robberies along san bruno avenue and we do have police along the avenue but in addition to the police were working on robbery enforcement strategies using officers in uniform and hopefully that presence and visibility in addition to working with some of thegroups on the robberies that have occurred, we can identify and prevent additional robberies fromhappening . we are addressing some of the issues in the high traffic corridors with patrols , their conducting what we call patching calls, that's uniform officers who maintain high visibility in these areas and that type of technique has proven to be effective but it needs to be sustained so we're going to have to make sure we have staff that we can sustain that strategy and some of the locations they have also hired uniform officers through our program and those officers are assigned alongmission street to curb some of the activity happening including street robberies and other street crimes . officers are on foot engaging district housing residents or public housing residents and that situation also involves our furlough mo

we had some robberies along san bruno avenue and we do have police along the avenue but in addition toolice were working on robbery enforcement strategies using officers in uniform and hopefully that presence and visibility in addition to working with some of thegroups on the robberies that have occurred, we can identify and prevent additional robberies fromhappening . we are addressing some of the issues in the high traffic corridors with patrols , their conducting what we call patching calls, that's uniform officers who maintain high visibility in these areas and that type of technique has proven to be effective but it needs to be sustained so we're going to have to make sure we have staff that we can sustain that strategy and some of the locations they have also hired uniform officers through our program and those officers are assigned alongmission street to curb some of the activity happening including street robberies and other street crimes . officers are on foot engaging district housing residents or public housing residents and that situation also involves our furlough motorcyc

colleagues, today, i am calling for a hearing on the history and current status of 2861299 san bruno avenue. a mixed use building that completed construction in 2022. we learned in 2019, that 30 units were constructed illegally. the novs issued by the fire department in 2019 ran the gamut. altering interior staircases, corridors. converting garages into other illegal uses and converting required exterior into open space and parking. most significantly there were 30 units that did not meet fire and other life safety codes and other health issues. these were multiple egregious code violations. our first focus was on the safety and no displacement of the renters where the scheme occurred. forced the developer to have an on site live fire watchers and then construct a fire escape which remains in place today. since then, the pace of city department actions to enforce compliance to mitigate damage to the general public and create permanently safe conditions, current residents have been frustratingly slow. when i initially heard about the violations in 2019, my initial question was how could the

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue other areas. they know the community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace these o

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenuee community. they are from these communities and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace these officers with new recruits,

and neighborhoods like this one and visitation valley and the inner richmond, the tenderloin, san bruno avenue and they are bridging cultural divides, building relationships and watches out for the most vulnerable. this is exactly the kind of program my budget will invest in. it means continuing to fund the senior s corp. program which is serving members of this community. we are also launching an ambitious plan to have community ambassadors up and down mid market corridor and across all of downtown and our waterfront. again, these are ambassadors who are watching our blocks and making calls for services for those who are struggling and given directions to those who are lost. offering a friendly face to those who are in need. but let's be clear. keeping our city safe also does require law enforcement. that means making sure we have officers on our streets walking the beat and responding to crime. right now every year we lose about 80 officers who either retire or leave the force for other reasons. if we don't replace these officers with new recruits, our police force will shrink. we will lose

wildlife is aware of the citing another was reported monday night on sequoyah avenue last week, a cougar broke into a san brunoat had large game taxidermy trophy heads on the walls. >> but the homeowner scared it off. i think the drought and probably the combination of the fires. >> probably push these animals. you know, they have to find food after, you know. so it's i think their habit has probably been stressed and that's why we're seeing more of a motor, the department of fish and wildlife agrees with frank's theory. adding that half the state is considered mountain lion territory. >> they are mostly looking for deer, not humans. if you come across one respect the animal and give it space. >> in millbrae phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> beautiful creatures. still ahead this evening are you doing your part? not enough. people are what needs to happen to avoid future restrictions in one local county drought really is a problem. plus latest jobs report. it is out. it shows the best ever since the start of the pandemic. but why everybody is unhappy about what we're seeing and if you still need to get your s

in millbrae a resident on sequoyah avenue reached out to the san mateo county sheriff's office about the sighting monday night last week. a cougar broke into a san brunotrophy heads on the walls with the homeowner. scared it off. i think the drought and probably the combination of the fires. probably push these. >> animals. you know, they have to find food after, you know. so it's i think their habit has probably been stressed and that's why we're seeing more of them out here for now. neighbors plan to take extra precautions. my understanding is are there out late at night. so i'm not out late at night when they are around. keep your small pets indoors overnight and avoid leaving food outdoors. >> in millbrae phillipe all kron 4 news. >> coming up with everything opening up restaurants as a long time. problem, but now one restaurant owner says he's having trouble hiring staff. we've been hearing about that. we're going play. why and was ongoing launched a new program to allow users to share wi-fi with their neighbors. experts tell you how to avoid leaking your privacy. well, you're using this new technology. plus the new mask rules for office workers

leland avenue is a small business corridor that not [indiscernible] 2442 bay shore boulevard in san francisco and also the boomerang at bruno avenue is within approximately a one mile way from each other. there's more than enough. people could shop online. they don't need to physically go there, and by having a second one, it's just not -- it's just not appropriate for the neighborhood. and the neighborhood -- the people in the neighborhood are averse. these are -- >> thank you. that's your time. go ahead, caller. >> yes, hi, i'm here on support. my name is sean -- i'm one of the first equity applicants that was awarded to open up a dispensary on eight street, and i'm here to support because -- you hear the fact that this is the first equity-owned dispensary that will be incubated by equity only, and i believe that this is something that needs to be in the community. it's going to provide jobs, and we know that the margins for cannabis have risen add is going through all kinds and so we have 21 years and older, young folks that getting into business, learning about it, graduating from university and learning about the canna

in millbrae a resident on sequoyah avenue reached out to the san mateo county sheriff's office about the sighting monday night last week. a cougar broke into a san bruno home that had large game taxidermy trophy heads on the walls. homeowner scared off. i think the drought and probably the combination of the fires. >> probably push these animals. you know, they have to find food after, you know. so it's i think their habit has probably been stressed and that's why we're seeing more of them out here for now. neighbors plan to take extra precautions. my understanding is are there out late at night. so i'm not out late at night when they are around. keep your small pets indoors overnight and avoid leaving food outdoors. >> in millbrae phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. will be interesting to see that thing. just sort of ambling along the good sort of owns the neighborhood and nature is making a big comeback in the urban areas of the bay area's kind of fun to see what we we have to be careful protect the animals and protect ourselves. >> keep your pets inside final preps to keep inside. know ok, i'm ok. i won't even be outside that late at night either. so

in millbrae a resident on sequoyah avenue reached out to the san mateo county sheriff's office about the sighting monday night last week. a cougar broke into a san brunodermy trophy heads on the walls. homeowner scared off. i think the drought and probably the combination of the fires. >> probably push these animals. you know, they have to find food after, you know. so it's i think their habit has probably been stressed and that's why we're seeing more of them out here for now. neighbors plan to take extra precautions. my understanding is are there out late at night. so i'm not out late at night when they are around. keep your small pets indoors overnight and avoid leaving food outdoors. >> in millbrae phillipe all kron 4 news. >> all right. we've got nice forecast going on for this afternoon. the micro climates are checking in. look at the 80's. well, inland. meanwhile, the coast, those chilly 50's at play. you expect the same for tomorrow. and then a little cool down early into next week. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast and the extended keep your. >> good morning. welcome back. we're expecting a beautiful around the bay and we're off to a great