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8:10 a.m. Contra Costa County goes after ‘most blatant’ violators: In charging Pittsburg sports bar Skorz with illegally remaining open in violation of pandemic health orders — Contra Costa County’s first such prosecution — the district attorney’s office is “mindful of the fact that businesses are struggling right now and the health officer orders are evolving,” according to spokesman Scott Alonso. That’s why, he said, “we’re trying to reserve criminal prosecution for the most blatant violations.” The case could result in jail time, but more likely “a significant fine,” Alonso said. Read the story here. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus live updates: Bay Area case counts plummet from summer highs

— Mister Magius (@MagiusMister) September 9, 2020 Borrmann said most of the Bay Area wasn’t smelling much smoke thanks to the marine layer that crept in Tuesday night and persisted. Smoke from Northern California fires, particularly the Bear Fire in Butte County and the August Fire in the northern part of the state, was pouring into the Bay Area but being held aloft by “a substantial marine layer,” Borrmann said. … [Read more...] about ‘Apocalypse on their mind’: Bay Area transfixed by foreboding, orange, smoke-choked skies

3:27 p.m. Fauci declines to embrace Trump’s ‘rounding the corner’ view: Top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said Friday, “I’m not sure what he means,” in reference to President Trump’s comment that the country is rounding the corner on the pandemic. Some states are doing well, Fauci said in a CNN interview, but he added, “Our concern right now is that there are a number of states … starting to have an uptick” in cases. He mentioned the Dakotas, Montana, Michigan and Minnesota. He said he’s concerned about the holiday weekend, and repeated that people must wear maks, stay outside, avoid crowds and keep social distance. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus news from the Bay Area: Sept. 4-5

The orange hue, which many found unsettling, was the result of thick smoke dispersing blue light, leaving just red, orange and yellow to color the skies. A thicker fog layer, holding the smoke at bay, or a change in wind patterns shifting some smoke, could be responsible for the less-colorful skies on Thursday. … [Read more...] about Air quality worsens as orange hue fades from Bay Area skies

“I think the numbers speak for themselves,” Dr. Anthony Fauci, the United States’ top infectious disease expert, said in an interview with ABC News on Wednesday. “There are 150,000 deaths and more than 4 million infections. That is serious business — no matter how many percentage are asymptomatic.” … [Read more...] about San Mateo County added to state coronavirus list, bringing Bay Area’s reopening to a standstill