By Mallory Johnson Published: January, 2013 In 1989, the Loma Prieta earthquake shook up San Francisco, taking down a portion of the Bay Bridge, disrupting game three of the historic "Battle of the Bay" World Series and causing $6 billion worth of damage throughout the Bay Area. A few months after the earthquake, locals started […]
By Deb Self Published: March, 2010 Slow drains are the first sign of trouble. A baby opossum in the potty is a real warning sign, though. My home, constructed in 1928, had the original sectional terra cotta sewer pipes, and earthquakes and tree roots had left large openings in the pipes. A den of adolescent […]
Published: October, 2015 Thousands of sharks live in San Francisco Bay, with many large sharks (including great whites) visiting the deeper waters of the Bay from time to time. Yet despite these large predators poking their heads into the front of the San Francisco Bay, there has never been a recorded white shark attack inside […]
