Port of Redwood City PRESS RELEASE January 7, 2014 For Immediate Release Contact: Mike Giari, Executive Director 650-306-4150 Port of Redwood City Port of Redwood City Reports Increased Shipping Business Coming off of a strong second quarter for cargo tonnage, the Port of Redwood City’s tonnage for all commodities in the first […]
Continue ReadingDan Walters: Jerry Brown may be getting desperate on bullet train By Dan Walters “Jerry Brown may be getting desperate about keeping the state’s increasingly unpopular – not to mention financially and legally challenged – bullet train project alive. Faced with a judge’s insistence that the project follow the law about having its financial ducks […]
Continue ReadingRichmond now has over 32 miles of Bay Trail built — more than any other city on this planned 500-mile hiking and biking route encircling San Francisco and San Pablo Bays. However, ten miles of gaps still remain. Read the report in PDF by clicking here.
Continue ReadingA Winter Spare the Air Alert has been issued for Saturday, January 4, in the Bay Area. Wood burning is banned both indoors and outdoors on Saturday, for the full 24 hours. Air quality in the Bay Area is forecast to be unhealthy. It is illegal for Bay Area residents to burn […]
Continue ReadingSAN FRANCISCO BAY JOINT VENTURE – BULLETIN LINKS WE LIKE BAY AREA AUDIO TOURS SFBAYJV WEBSITE PODCASTS FOR THE BAY SOUTH BAY SALT PONDS BAY NATURE CALENDAR BIG thanks to Richard Seagraves and Inspiration Campaign for all the great photos taken at […]
Continue ReadingFrom the December/January Issue of the Bay Area Monitor Moving Goods to Market: Streamlining a Complex System Written by Cecily O’Connor “You know that flat-screen TV in your living room? Its arrival was made possible by the San Francisco Bay Area’s goods movement network, which transports a variety of consumer goods via container ship […]
Continue ReadingJerry Meral joins Natural Heritage Institute Chris Maven, Maven’s Notebook Dr. Jerry Meral, who directed the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP) for Governor Jerry Brown, has joined the Natural Heritage Institute as Director of the California Water Program. King tides foretell flood-plagued future Aaron Kinney, Contra Costa Times Winston Bumpus stood on the redwood […]
Continue ReadingA Winter Spare the Air Alert has been issued for Friday, January 3, in the Bay Area. Wood burning is banned both indoors and outdoors on Friday, for the full 24 hours. Air quality in the Bay Area is forecast to be unhealthy. It is illegal for Bay Area residents to burn […]
Continue ReadingFrom the International Business Times: “Starting Monday, Californians can expect high tides to reach higher than normal. The arrival of the West Coast’s annual “king tides,” a twice-yearly phenomenon that brings occasional flooding, signals the alignment of the sun and moon, which creates maximum pull on the Earth’s oceans. “ Read the full article here: […]
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