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Thieves on Oakland Estuary Steal Boats With Impunity, Face Few Consequences

Thieves on Oakland Estuary Steal Boats With Impunity, Face Few Consequences

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They live in 'marine debris' on the San Francisco Bay. The law threatens their way of life

They live in 'marine debris' on the San Francisco Bay. The law threatens their way of life

SFGate — When the "bomb cyclone" ripped through the Bay Area with 60 mph gusts in October, Han and Amanda Nguyen's flotilla of boats began to drift. The couple had been anchored-out - a term for living aboard their boat - between Coast Guard Island and Union Point Marina, in the southern end of the Oakland Estuary, for a few months at that point.

A Thai oil firm, Indonesian seaweed farmers and Australian regulators. What happened after the Mo...

A Thai oil firm, Indonesian seaweed farmers and Australian regulators. What happened after the Mo...

Mongabay — During 74 days in late 2009, a leak in the Montara offshore drilling platform gushed tens of thousands of barrels of oil into the Timor Sea, a body of water shared by Australia and Indonesia. The spill is considered Australia's worst offshore petroleum accident, and the third-worst spill by volume in the country's history.

Rent Control Comes to Bay Area Floating-Home Marinas. Are Liveaboards Next?

Rent Control Comes to Bay Area Floating-Home Marinas. Are Liveaboards Next?

Latitude 38 — After an Alameda houseboat marina proposed raising berth rates this summer, a series of events at both the city and state level have led to rent control for the majority of floating homes - about 500 - in the Bay Area.

The End of the Anchor-Out Era on Richardson Bay

The End of the Anchor-Out Era on Richardson Bay

Latitude 38 — As demand for action on long-term anchor-outs has trickled down from state to local authorities, resentment by a small but vocal group in the anchor-out community toward law enforcement, and specifically toward former harbormaster Curtis Havel and the RBRA, took root.

Meet the Local Food Entrepreneurs Behind the Delicious Food at Warriors' Games

Meet the Local Food Entrepreneurs Behind the Delicious Food at Warriors' Games

SFist — In the Bay Area, there's growing support, both among developers and consumers, for a new generation of mom-and-pop eateries as opposed to ubiquitous corporate chains. Chase Center might exemplify this trend.

A Tale of Two Teams (But Not): A Mid-Season Golden State Warriors Check-In

A Tale of Two Teams (But Not): A Mid-Season Golden State Warriors Check-In

SFist — As long as they don't ever have to play on the road again, and so long as players don't get injured, the Golden State Warriors will be the best team in basketball.

After Aaron Judge Breaks AL Home-Run Record, the Debate About *Barry Bonds and the Pursuit of Pur...

After Aaron Judge Breaks AL Home-Run Record, the Debate About *Barry Bonds and the Pursuit of Pur...

SFist — The tiny asterisk that has been attached, even if only by implication, to Barry Bonds' name was suddenly thrust under a microscope again this week. In the search for baseball "purity," however, no one's hands are clean.

The USF Dons' Bill Russell, K.C. Jones, and the Alley-Oop Origin Story

The USF Dons' Bill Russell, K.C. Jones, and the Alley-Oop Origin Story

SFist — The late basketball legend turned coach Bill Russell, who passed away Sunday at age 88, was part of a famous duo in San Francisco basketball lore of the last century, alongside his former USF Dons teammate K.C. Jones (1932-2020). So today, a little basketball history from the early days of the NBA.

After a Season of Highs and Lows (But Mostly Highs), the Warriors Arrive at the Playoffs

After a Season of Highs and Lows (But Mostly Highs), the Warriors Arrive at the Playoffs

SFist — If there were any lessons to be learned in the Golden State Warriors' 2021/22 regular season, we as fans were reminded that it is a long and often perilous slog from Game One in the fall to the playoffs in the spring.