Published: December, 2010


Published: December, 2010
BY DAN ROSENHEIM Published: May, 2019 Last month’s court ruling dismissing an attempt to block toll increases on seven regional bridges will likely reopen the spigot for billions of dollars in Bay Area transportation projects. The money could include upwards of $100 million in direct funding for the Water Emergency Transit Authority (WETA), […]
By Bill PicturePublished: March, 2007 Researchers at the new Energy Biosciences Institute, a partnership between BP, UC Berkeley, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will explore using biology to find viable alternatives to fossil fuels in an attempt to minimize ozone-depleting carbon emissions. While the new facility won’t be […]
By Mallory Johnson Published: June, 2012 As a Bay Area native, one of the things I have always loved about living here is the California coastline. I have spent plenty of time marveling at the magnificent span of the ocean, and I imagine that countless other Bay Area residents share my sentiments. Over 70 percent […]