Friend of BART shooting victim explains what happened

A BART rider is in the hospital after a man shot him on a train while it stopped at the Oakland Fruitvale Station on Friday afternoon.

Man shot multiple times on BART train, police say

A man was wounded in a shooting onboard a BART train in Oakland Friday afternoon, police said.

High-speed rail authority approves final environmental documents for SJ-SF section

The California high speed rail governing board approved the final environmental documents Thursday for the San Jose-to-San Francisco section, completing clearance of the project's Northern California leg.

Pilot program launches for transit pass compatible with all Bay Area transit agencies

A two-year pilot project launched this week that will examine the viability of a transit pass that is compatible with every public transit agency in the nine-county Bay Area.

Planes crash midair at Watsonville airport, at least 2 dead

Multiple agencies responded to Watsonville Municipal Airport Thursday after two planes attempting to land collided. 

Passenger escorted off flight: Eczema rash possibly mistaken for monkeypox

A Spirit Airlines passenger is speaking out about being taken off a recent flight for what they believe was their eczema being mistaken for monkeypox.

Southwest flight bound for Hawaii forced to return to Oakland after a "mechanical issue”

A Southwest Airlines flight departing Oakland International Airport bound for Hawaii returned to Oakland a few hours after takeoff on Monday. According to FlightAware, the flight departed at 9:30 a.m. and landed again at approximately 12:45 p.m.

Microtransit options booming in San Francisco post-pandemic

If it seems like you're seeing more and more electric scooters and bikes out on the roads you're not wrong.

Infrastructure bill projects: Over $2B announced for roads, bridges, bike lanes across US

U.S. transportation officials announced $2.2 billion for local infrastructure projects on Thursday, paving the way for new bridges, roads, bike lanes, railways and ports in scores of communities across the country.

US inflation slips from 40-year peak but remains high at 8.5%

Consumer prices jumped 8.5% in July compared with a year earlier, the government said Wednesday, down from a 9.1% year-over-year jump in June.

Oakland electric bike library program seeks to bring 500 e-bikes to city's low-income communities

The city of Oakland has been awarded a $1 million grant to establish an electric bike "library" that would make some 500 e-bikes available to residents, particularly in low-income communities.

Police arrest South Hayward BART stabbing suspect

Police have arrested a 22-year-old San Francisco man on suspicion of stabbing someone at the South Hayward BART station earlier this week.

San Francisco police review video from deadly Muni bus shooting, say attack was targeted

San Francisco police said they are reviewing surveillance video in a Muni bus shooting that left one dead and another injured. The alleged deadly gunfire broke out on a bus headed to Fisherman's Wharf on Wednesday afternoon.

Train fatally strikes person at Santa Clara station

One person was fatally struck by a northbound Caltrain during the morning commute at Santa Clara station, . 

Police investigate non-fatal stabbing on BART train, South Hayward station reopens

BART police confirm they are investigating a stabbing on a train Wednesday evening. An adult-male victim suffered non-life threatening injuries following an altercation, officials say. 

BP earnings triple to $8.5 billion as prices soared during Russia-Ukraine war

The good news for the London-based BP was bad news for consumers, as soaring energy prices contribute to the cost-of-living crisis in Britain and around the world.

BART will reinstate its mask mandate until Oct. 1

The BART Board of Directors voted on Thursday to reinstate its mask mandate until October.