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REPORT: US Navy Faces Allegations Of Cover-Up Over Radioactive Former Shipyard - Vimarsana News

REPORT: US Navy Faces Allegations Of Cover-Up Over Radioactive Former Shipyard

The U.S. Navy is facing accusations from public health advocates that it covered up dangerous levels of radioactive waste pollution at a former Navy shipyard.

San Francisco Crushing Plant Ordered Shut Down Over Dust Concerns - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Crushing Plant Ordered Shut Down Over Dust Concerns

An unpermitted San Francisco asphalt and concrete recycling facility – highlighted by NBC Bay Area’s Investigative unit as posing health concerns for a...

Navy Rejects Data Showing Hunters Point Strontium-90 Hot Spots as 'Skewed' – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Navy Rejects Data Showing Hunters Point Strontium-90 Hot Spots as 'Skewed' – NBC Bay Area

A Navy official recently told the community that it considers recent retesting data reflecting elevated levels of the radioactive isotope Strontium-90 on the...

'I Can't Breathe Around Here': SF Hunters Point Concrete Plant Cited Amid Dust Complaints – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

'I Can't Breathe Around Here': SF Hunters Point Concrete Plant Cited Amid Dust Complaints – NBC Bay Area

A stream of cement trucks regularly rumbles by Gayle Hart’s townhouse on Gilman Avenue in Hunters Point, headed to and from construction sites throughout San...

Air Quality Makes COVID-19 Shelter 'Worst Place' to Live, Environmental Activists Say – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Air Quality Makes COVID-19 Shelter 'Worst Place' to Live, Environmental Activists Say – NBC Bay Area

Barnes is one of 120 government provided vehicles now parked in neat rows on a dusty, windy 3.4 acre patch of San Francisco's port land at Pier 94. A total of 125 residents are provided meals, clothing and even twice weekly laundry service while they shelter in place during the pandemic. “This is giving them a fighting chance for a better life,” said Gwendolyn Westbrook, CEO of The United Council of Human Services, a non-profit agency that operates the program. She said that she’s already seen a transformation among many of the residents here, half of whom had been sleeping in the pa...