By Captian Ray Published: October, 2011 Many residences provide views of San Francisco Bay. Homes up in the Berkeley Hills or on Twin Peaks and Mt. Sutro are perfect examples of this, and there are shore-side homes that come with great Bay views as well. Lying under the radar, though, there are also some lesser-known […]
By Paul Duclos Published: May, 2010 May is the month most celebrated by dance, and Bay Crossings readers—particularly classical music fans—have three major events to consider in this regard. The San Francisco Ballet, the oldest professional ballet company in America, will be concluding its 2010 season with Prokofiev’s Romeo & Juliet during the first […]
Published: October, 2011 Governor Jerry Brown last month signed AB 664 (Ammiano) to finance improvements the Port of San Francisco needs to host the 2013 America’s Cup yacht race, considered along with the Olympics and the World Cup to be one of the world’s top sporting events. Brown said the race, which is projected to […]
