Bay Area Reservoirs Off-Limits to Boaters Until 2025 as EBMUD Battles Invasive Golden Mussel Threat
EBMUD extends boat launch closures through 2025 to prevent the spread of invasive golden mussels in reservoirs, impacting local boaters but safeguarding the ecosystem and water infrastructure.
Rare Minke Whale Euthanized in Emeryville After Being Trapped on Mudflat Near San Francisco Bay
A juvenile Minke whale trapped in Emeryville mudflat was euthanized due to poor health and little chance of survival. Despite efforts to save it, the Marine Mammal Center deemed it necessary to alleviate its suffering.
San Francisco Narrows Great Highway Park Renaming to Finalists Amid Community Controversy
San Francisco's renaming of the Upper Great Highway as a new oceanfront park moves forward with finalist names like Playland Parkway and Sunset Dunes, further highlighting tensions over the removal of vehicle access.
New LED Art Installation ‘SPECTRA’ to Illuminate San Francisco's Fulton Plaza with Dazzling Display
San Francisco's Fulton Plaza will soon feature SPECTRA, an LED public art piece, aimed at enhancing the city's cultural vitality and developed in collaboration with arts nonprofit Illuminate and SF Rec & Park.
Temporary Road Closure at Boggs Mountain State Forest for April, Visitors Advised to Plan Accordingly
CAL FIRE LNU announced a road closure in Boggs Mountain State Forest from April 1st for road improvements, reopening May 1st, 2025. Access is restricted but alternative outdoor areas are suggested.
San Francisco Zoo Mourns Loss of Maggie, Beloved Chimpanzee and One of the Nation's Oldest
Maggie, a 55-year-old chimpanzee at the San Francisco Zoo, died from lymphoma just before her 56th birthday. She was known for her colorful blanket nests and subtle matriarchal role within the troop.
Marin County Plans Controlled Burns in Maurice Thorner Preserve and San Geronimo Park to Mitigate Wildfire Risks
Marin County Parks and local fire will conduct controlled burns in Maurice Thorner Preserve and San Geronimo Park to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risk, asking residents not to call 911 for smoke reports.
San Francisco's Embarcadero Plaza Set for a Transformation with Unanimous Support from Board of Supervisors
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a revitalization plan for Embarcadero Plaza, with funding from both public and private entities, aiming to transform it into a world-class park.












