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.
Computer problems plague BART again; service restored after 7 hours
BART trains did not run for nearly seven hours on Friday morning because of a computer problem, the latest blow to an agency beleaguered by aging equipment.
BART service disrupted after equipment issue in Transbay Tube
The equipment issue occurred on the track between Embarcadero and West Oakland, and halted service in both directions along the tube.
'Tap and Ride,' new ways to pay for your next BART trip
Alicia Trost, BART chief communications officer, explains agency's new move that's meant to make it easier to ride BART. Who'll likely benefit most from the new payment options.
BART 'Tap and Ride:' Clipper card isn't needed for adult fares
Inside San Francisco's Embarcadero station, Mayor Daniel Lurie, BART general manager Bob Powers, and several other local officials on Tuesday announced a new payment system that will allow travelers to use credit and debit cards directly at fare gates.
BART soon to offer new credit card tap and pay option. What to know:
A new and potentially more convenient payment feature is coming to BART and eventually to other transit systems in the region.
Antioch shooting prompts disruption of East Bay BART service
BART confirmed the closures and subsequent police activity was due to a shooting that occurred about 8:15 p.m. at a bus stop near the Antioch station.
BART service recovering between Walnut Creek, Antioch after power issue
In a post on X, BART said trains are stopped in both the Antioch and SFO directions.
California budget includes $750-million loan for Bay Area transit agencies
The California budget includes more than $1 billion in funding and a $750-million loan for Bay Area transit.
BART resumes service through Transbay Tube after technical problem
BART has restored service through the Transbay Tube on Thursday night after a technical problem disrupted trains from connecting the East Bay to San Francisco, officials say.
VTA pulls back veil on progress of South Bay BART extension
VTA officials on Monday allowed the media to tour a small portion of work that's underway to expand BART service in Santa Clara County.
'Major' medical emergency stops BART in Hayward
A "major medical emergency" prompted BART to halt train service between South Hayward and Bay Fair stations in San Leandro on Thursday morning, according to transit officials.
Lawsuit against BART moves forward after woman fatally pushed into train
A lawsuit against Bay Area Rapid Transit is moving forward, one year after a woman was killed when she was pushed into the path of an oncoming train.
Brush fire interrupts BART service between Balboa Park and Daly City
A fire interrupted BART service and caused major delays and travel disruptions on Tuesday afternoon.
BART Green Line resumes after weeklong track fire disruption
Normal service on BART's Green Line resumed on Memorial Day after a nearly weeklong disruption due to an electrical fire on the San Leandro tracks.
Details about BART's Tuesday fire emerge at board meeting
The BART Board of Directors met on Thursday to get some surprising details on Tuesday's fire at San Leandro station. The fire shut down almost a third of the system. More permanent repairs are underway, but questions remain.
BART's Green Line still out of service
BART restored service to all of its 50 stations on Wednesday morning, but the Green Line is still out of service. Long-term repairs will go into the weekend.
San Leandro BART fire halts service at 12 stations south of Lake Merritt
Crews have to replace 500-feet of fiber optic and 700-feet of train control.
Body found while clearing out Oakland homeless encampment
Police are investigating the discovery of a body found while clearing out a homeless encampment on Monday.
New report critical of BART efforts to increase safety through fare gate upgrades
A recently released report by the Center for Policing Equity finds safety and fare gate enforcement don't always go hand-in-hand. BART officials say they haven't had sufficient time to read and analyze the report.