San Francisco — The Bay Area Council’s vision for building an expansive regional water transit system connecting all corners of the Bay is picking up speed as the Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) gets ready to open a new terminal in Richmond today with daily, weekday commuter service to San Francisco. The ribbon cutting comes […]
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