By Patrick Burnson Published: January, 2012 As expected, the Occupy movement’s plans to shut down West Coast ports last month proved to be largely symbolic, having a minimal impact on cargo operations. Port of Oakland spokesmen also noted that a great deal of misinformation was being circulated by Occupy participants. Chief among those myths, said […]
By Joel Williams Published: July, 2007 Duncanson should know, he was studying biology at University of California at Davis at the same time he began homebrewing. After graduating from UC, Duncanson worked as an environmental biologist but soon found that the reality of politics made this dream job less than satisfactory for him, and returned […]
By Patrick Burnson Published: October, 2013 The Port of Oakland’s terminal operators had to deal with severe congestion and delays for much of the month of July and August, thanks to dockside labor disruptions and wildcat actions by independent truckers. But Chris Lytle, the Port of Oakland’s newly-appointed executive director, managed to get everyone back […]
