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Find Out Which Bay Area Beaches Are Contaminated With the Most Bacteria

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Ocean Beach in San Francisco (Molly Samuel/KQED) On Wednesday the National Resources Defense Council released a report on the water quality of beaches all around the country. It starts out with this pleasant thought: “(T)he water at your local beach … Continue reading

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