How did a car fly onto Castro Valley BART train tracks? What we know
A car flew off the bed of a tow truck and landed on BART train tracks in Castro Valley Tuesday afternoon following a crash on Interstate 580, authorities said. One of the drivers involved recalled the bizarre chain-reaction crash.
Car lands on BART tracks from I-580 in Castro Valley, major traffic impact
An unoccupied car that was being towed, landed on the BART tracks from I-580 in Castro Valley on Tuesday afternoon following a three-car accident, officials say. All lanes have reopened following a complete shutdown in the westbound direction and backups in both directions that lasted several hours.
Bay Area transit agencies roll out 'Next Generation' Clipper cards
Bay Area commuters will begin transitioning to a new fare system as agencies roll out the "Next Generation Clipper Card," an upgrade officials say will modernize payments and make transfers easier across systems.
Power problem delays BART service
BART trains faced major delays Monday morning after a power problem halted normal service on one of the rail system's busiest stretches, the transit agency said.
The man behind the viral BART Thanksgiving dinner
BART riders did double takes Thursday morning when a full Thanksgiving feast appeared inside a train car, complete with a table, decorations and holiday dishes.
San Francisco's Civic Center BART station closed due to electrical fire
The Civic Center BART station in San Francisco was closed Tuesday afternoon because of an electrical fire caused by a blown insulator.
BART service resumes in East Bay after day-long disruption
Two BART lines from Hayward south to the Berryessa Station resumes service late Friday. This, after officials said a vandal cut fiber lines near the Hayward station, disrupting service for thousands of passengers for most of the day.
BART service restored hours after vandalism stopped trains
Normal BART service was restored Friday afternoon after an apparent act of vandalism caused an hours-long disruption between the Hayward and Berryessa stations, a spokesperson for the transit agency said.
BART affected by barricaded situation in Hayward
BART train service was affected for hours on Thursday morning by someone who barricaded themselves in a building at the agency's Hayward Maintenance Complex.
BART lines recovering from earlier equipment problems, issues in Transbay Tube
Services on two BART lines were interrupted early Monday morning, and equipment problems along the tracks prompted major travel delays for the second week in a row.
BART line closures cause delays during Monday morning commute
The transit agency said trains were single-tracking along the Transbay Tube for several hours
New California law approves home development near public transit
In a grand effort to tackle California's massive housing crisis, the governor signed Senate Bill 79, involving development close to transit stations.
BART trains are getting longer. Here's why
BART trains have gotten a little longer thanks to recent ridership gains.
Baggu under fire for using BART logo without permission
BART called out Baggu, the popular bag and accessory brand, after learning the company was making water bottles, hats and stickers emblazoned with a very familiar logo: BART's.
BART installs fare gates months ahead of schedule
New BART fare gates that are harder to push through, jump over or crawl under have reduced reports of fare evasion by more than half, officials said Friday at an event to tout that the gates were up four months ahead of schedule.
Man stabbed outside Daly City BART station
BART officials say a man was stabbed on Wednesday afternoon outside the Daly City station near the bus zone.
Safety top of mind for BART riders after 15-year-old shot on Oakland train
A teenager was injured in a shooting Tuesday evening on a BART train near Oakland's Fruitvale station.
Oakland shootings: 15-year-old shot on BART train, another on freeway
Law enforcement officials in Oakland were kept busy Tuesday night with a pair of shootings. The first happened on BART, another happened on an on-ramp of Interstate 580.
Newsom says $750M Bay Area public transit loan now available
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday that $750 million in state loans to Bay Area transit agencies will be finalized before the end of the legislative session on Friday, after a deal reached in June to create the funding looked to be breaking down.
Rally in San Francisco calls on Newsom to keep his word to fund public transit
More than 100 people attended a hastily-called rally in support of mass transit on Monday. The aim was to urge the governor to make good on a critical loan that transit agencies say they need to continue serving riders.