The return of indoor mask mandates to the Bay Area, regardless of vaccination status, is frustrating some business owners.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Multiple Bay Area Counties joined Contra Costa County in announcing the return of masks at all indoor settings.
With counties rescinding that exemption, masks will now be required in public spaces, including gyms and fitness studios. He worries the change will keep people from signing up for gym memberships January 1, a time when the fitness industry typically thrives."Masks are good. They lower the risk, but what really minimizes the risk is maintaining good health," he continued.
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