By Paul Duclos Published: April, 2017 Let’s face it, many of us rely on the ferry because we just hate to endure that traffic jams and road rage of commuting by car. Driving was once considered a rite of passage for young people (if not entirely a birthright for all Californians), but the glamor […]
By John Goodwin Published: May, 2007 The Bay Bridge will be closed to traffic in both directions over the three-day Labor Weekend to perform a crucial step in the replacement of the bridge’s East Span. Caltrans crews will demolish some 350 feet of the original upper deck roadway just east of the Yerba Buena Island […]
By Sejal ChoksiPublished: January, 2008 The Bay’s open water habitats, as well as its rocky shorelines and salt marshes, provide critical areas for many species and millions of migratory shorebirds depend on the Bay as a resting spot along the Pacific Flyway. Since the Cosco Busan oil spill, many people have realized the extent to […]
