All those cargo ships sitting in the San Francisco Bay are going away, maybe forever. By Andrew Chamings, Editor-at-Large Updated Jan 13, 2022 7:57 a.m.

The San Francisco Boardsailing Association, a group for windsurfers, kite surfers and foilers, recently issued a safety alert urging riders to maintain a 300-foot distance from cargo ships ...

SAN FRANCISCO - A cargo ship is anchored in San Francisco Bay with a COVID outbreak on board. Officers on the Global Striker called the Coast Guard Monday afternoon seeking assistance. "They ...

Cargo ships idle in the San Francisco Bay as seen from Treasure Island in San Francisco, Calif., on Friday, Dec. 26, 2014. The San Francisco bay has run out of parking space for deep draft ships, ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Several crew members were removed from a cargo ship and transported to San Francisco hospitals Monday afternoon after a number of them tested positive for COVID-19, officials ...

Six crew members of a cargo ship in San Francisco Bay have been transported to hospitals to be treated for COVID-19, officials said. None of the crew members who were transported Monday afternoon ...

The Cape Mohican, an 873-foot-long military cargo ship that was involved in one of the biggest oil spills in San Francisco Bay in the past half century, was towed from its longtime berth at the ...

A cargo ship passes under the Golden Gate Bridge, Friday Jan. 12, 2018, as it enters San Francisco Bay. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group) “If you were to fall, you could get sucked under” and ...

The Cape Mohican, an 873-foot-long military cargo ship that was involved in one of the biggest oil spills in San Francisco Bay in the past half century, was towed from its longtime berth at the ...

SFFD has a fireboat going out to the cargo ship to bring the sick crew members to Pier 26 under the Bay Bridge for treatment and or transport. 24/7 Live San Francisco East Bay South Bay Peninsula ...

With no fanfare and few people realizing, an infamous chapter in Bay Area environmental history has closed. Or rather, sailed away. The Cape Mohican, an 873-foot-long military cargo ship that was ...