BY SEJAL CHOKSI-CHUGH Published: August, 2017 Governor Jerry Brown claims to be an environmental leader. He recently basked in the international spotlight, proclaiming California as a climate leader. So it’s extremely disappointing that the governor continues to push for a massive, expensive water project that will irreparably harm San Francisco Bay’s environment. The […]
Published: August, 2009 Royal Caribbean International’s Mariner of the Seas has successfully completed a series of seven in-transit calls at the Port of San Francisco. During May and June 2009, the 138,279-ton ship, which has a capacity of 3,114 people, diverted from her scheduled cruises between Los Angeles and Mexico and instead ventured north to […]
By Deb Self Published: October, 2013 On autumn nights, flocks of western grebes end their migration by alighting on San Francisco Bay, their seasonal home. These strikingly beautiful birds are about two and half feet long, black on top with white undersides. They have yellow beaks, bright red eyes, and long, swanlike necks. Migrating by […]
