Cars parked outside King Elementary School in Richmond, Calif., in an undated Google Street View image. The school is among Bay Area campuses that will benefit from air filtration improvements under a new air district program. (Google image)

The Bay Area Air District Board of Directors has approved sending $4 million to communities around the region to support home and school air filtration programs. 

At its Wednesday meeting, the Board authorized up to $1.3 million of air filtration upgrades to public schools in Richmond, North Richmond, San Pablo and Tara Hills.  

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