By Bill Picture Published: October, 2014 On September 18, cruise ship passengers filled the halls of San Francisco’s new Justin R. Herman Cruise Terminal at Pier 27 for the very first time. In preparation for that big day, the team responsible for the design and construction of the project—a collaboration between the Port of San […]
The Story of San Francisco’s Steel Electric Empire By Guy Span Published: May, 2002 Who would believe that 75 years after they were built, some San Francisco Bay ferries are still in existence? And not just in Argentina (where the Yosemite vanished without a trace) or in the stuffed and mounted manner of the steam […]
BY SEJAL CHOKSI-CHUGH Published: April, 2019 Three decades ago, media reports warned that San Francisco Bay was dying. Anti-pollution laws were not being enforced. Polluters were dumping waste into the Bay with no fear of detection. The Bay was being slowly poisoned and there was no relief in sight. No relief, that […]
