New Jewel in Central Waterfront Setting

Protecting the Bay from Urban Runoff

By Sejal ChoksiPublished: April, 2008  So when it rains, the cigarette butts, automotive fluids, pet waste, household gardening chemicals, and trash accumulated in gutters is washed into local creeks and the Bay. In fact, polluted rainwater accounts for the largest source of pollution to the Bay. Any material or substance left exposed to the elements […]

Opening Day on the Bay

BC STAFF Published: April, 2019   Opening Day on the Bay takes place on the last Sunday in April. This year, it’s on April 28, and it marks the official beginning to the boating season in the Bay Area and an annual celebration of the boating community.   Opening Day on the Bay includes traditional […]

Hydrogen Ferry Passes Feasibility Study

By Bill Picture Published: March, 2017   The notion of a high-speed, zero-emission passenger ferry has been dismissed by some as science fiction. But the prospects for hydrogen-powered clean ferries are now looking up, buoyed by a recent feasibility study and the support of Red and White Fleet, one of the Bay Area’s ferry operators. […]