KRON4 Articles: July 5, 2021

Dangerous sideshows take over Vallejo streets 14 arrests, 40 citations made in Santa Cruz on July 4th Illegal fireworks spark numerous fires across Bay Area Holiday travel: TSA numbers double what they were in 2020 CA lawmakers discuss mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for all public employees Crews knock down grass fire reported in Ashland Sonoma State student killed in Rohnert Park collision July 4th fires down in Contra Costa County from last year Watch: Fireworks light up Bay Area “12 hours of nonstop chaos”: Oakland police chief addresses deadly July 4th Tyson Foods recalls ready-to-eat chicken products over listeria threat after 1 death Man confesses to killing of woman found dead inside RV in Santa Cruz: police Big-rig crashes on I-580 in Pleasanton Marijuana grow house caught fire in Oakland Watch: Florida first responders pay tribute to victims of Surfside building collapse Body found washed up on Pescadero State Beach Terry Donahue, winningest UCLA football coach & 49ers GM dies at 77 Victim killed in Santa Rosa 4th of July shooting identified San Jose police arrest man after investigation into stolen bikes, other items 4 more found dead in Florida condo rubble after demolition Newsfeed Now: Celebrating the people who served our country for our freedom Robbery suspect arrested after 100-mile chase on Highway 4 Pandemic sinks college enrollment again, but fall looks brighter Gwen Stefani, Blake Shelton get married over July 4 weekend: reports Teen rescued from Florida condo collapse in recovery, dad still missing How to stay cool in the heat when exercising San Francisco firefighters put out multiple street fires 5 things to know before child tax credit checks arrive this month Demolition widens search at Florida building site, but storms threaten Oakland firefighters extinguish overnight warehouse fire Sizzling summer: West gets hotter days as East gets hot, sticky nights 99% of COVID deaths in US are unvaccinated people; Fauci calls it ‘sad’ Here’s how to spot defective fireworks