Coast Guard’s massive tall ship 'Eagle’ makes rare San Francisco stop
The U.S. Coast Guard’s Eagle, the largest tall ship in military service, made a rare stop in San Francisco, offering the public a chance to tour the historic vessel and meet the cadets training aboard.
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.
Authorities seek man who exposed self, assaulted driver on San Jose bus
A surveillance camera on the bus caught the man "pleasuring himself" on the VTA bus.
Man seriously injured 2, sideswiped Muni bus in hit-and-run crash: DA
A man was found guilty of a San Francisco hit-and-run crash that broke one man's femur and caused another man to lose his legs.
Years in the making: SMART train extension in the North Bay arrives
In a time when mass transit is struggling nationwide, one Bay Area system is doing great and expanding in the North Bay. It is a rare transit success story for its time.
'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.
Identity sought of hospitalized man found near train tracks
The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SVCMC) is asking for help in identifying a patient.
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.
California's high-speed rail project has 'no viable path forward,' new report says
The state now has 37 days to respond, or risk losing nearly $4 billion in federal funding.
VTA employees voting on a new contract to end stalemate
Hundreds of union VTA employees are voting on a new contract proposal from the transit agency.
California's $2,000 e-bike voucher sign-up goes for round 2
It's back. California's popular $2,000 e-bike voucher program is set to hold its much-anticipated voucher giveaway on Thursday night.
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.
Can a great opening weekend for summer travel last?
It's been a very good holiday weekend for travel, but can it last?
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.
Newsom to sue Trump after Senate blocks California EV rules
The U.S. Senate on Thursday voted to block a California clean air rule that would ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035. But before lawmakers even took that vote, California Governor Gavin Newsom was already fighting back.
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.
California's e-bike program to give away more $2K vouchers, in a ‘revamped’ process
Next week, residents will have another shot at receiving up to $2,000 toward a new e-bike under a wildly popular state program that ended up abruptly canceling its last sign-up session amid extreme demand.
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.