Safety Coreographed At Dizzying Heights On New Bay Bridge
Hundreds of workers spend their days hundreds of feet above the bay, and keeping them all safe is a huge job in itself.
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Hundreds of workers spend their days hundreds of feet above the bay, and keeping them all safe is a huge job in itself.
It's been called the step-child of the mighty Bay Bridge: the East Bay span sees no crowds of tourists taking snapshots, but they may remember the segment that failed.
The new Bay Bridge is in the same league as the White House, the Statue of Liberty and Yankee stadium. They all have one thing in common – the lighting.
The new Bay Bridge isn't just giving new life to the Bay Area, it's also giving many of the workers building it a new beginning.
It's the most expensive public works project in California's history. Every day, 280-thousand cars thump over the reason it all began. It's at pier E9 where the cantilever meets the incline section. Little do commuters know, they're rolling over the reason for spending $6 billion.
It's a flow of water bigger than the mighty Mississippi River – 390 billion gallons of water move in and out of San Francisco Bay twice a day, creating an engineering challenge for the designers of the new Bay Bridge.
The new bicycle only path on the eastern span of the Bay Bridge will be a magnet for cycling enthusiasts who hope to one day connect Oakland and San Francisco via the bridge.
We call it history, but for 100-year old Nancy Emmons, the opening the original Bay Bridge is a real memory. She was a 23-year old Indiana girl coming to the Bay Area for an adventure.
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Two women were left fighting for their lives on the side of a Sacramento highway after a violent road rage incident.
Investigators are trying to figure out who murdered a 13-year-old foster child and left her nude body in a Fairfield park.
It's another mild and sunny day for most of Northern California as a ridge of high pressure continues to dominate our weather.
A man is behind bars after he allegedly attacked Sacramento officers Friday afternoon.
Thousands didn't need to open their wallets to enjoy a little Sacramento culture Saturday as more than two dozen museums offered free or half price admission all day.
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