There's a plan to stop the humming sound on the Golden Gate Bridge
The plan calls for attaching U-shaped clips to all 12,000 slats on the railings. It would cost $450,000 and could be finished by the end of next year if approved.
Over 90% of BART employees fully vaccinated ahead of looming deadline
As of Friday, 91 percent of the agency's board members, train drivers, station agents, police officers and other employees have proved their full vaccination status.
Leaders celebrate $4.5 billion in federal infrastructure funds for local transit
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was in San Francisco Saturday morning, alongside Congresswoman Jackie Speier and Bay Area transit leaders, to celebrate the nation's new infrastructure law.
Bicyclist who died in Oakland park was well-respected BART manager
The man who died following a fall from a bicycle Sunday at an Oakland park was a well-respected BART manager.
More commuter parking opens to ease Bay Bridge traffic
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission is opening two commuter parking lots in the hopes of cutting down on traffic across the Bay Bridge as the number of drivers is approaching pre-pandemic levels.
Fines being reduced for bridge toll violators
The the agency tasked with administering toll revenues from the Bay Area's toll bridges, announced that the penalty for first violation notices is dropping effective immediately from $25 to $5, and the penalty for second violation notices will drop from $70 to $15.
Bay Area bridge tolls going up again on Jan. 1
Motorists are just one month away from another toll hike on the seven state-owned Bay Area bridges.
Vigil held for mother shot and killed in front of kids near Bay Bridge toll plaza
The memorial for 29-year-old Amani Morris is expected to begin at 5 p.m. at the San Lorenzo Community Center Park.
Remembering victims of VTA mass shooting in San Jose
It has been 6 months since the deadliest mass shooting in the Bay Area. An online ceremony was held Friday to honor the victims of that tragic day at the VTA.
BART touts air filter upgrades in hopes of boosting rider confidence
On Tuesday BART officials unveiled the transit agency's newest tool to help keep passengers safe from getting COVID while onboard trains.
Mother of slain Bay Bridge shooting victim says daughter on way to job interview with fiance, kids
Amani Morris was on her way to a job interview with her fiance and two boys when she was shot and killed near the Bay Bridge toll plaza.
Shooting that killed woman near Bay Bridge toll plaza appears to be deliberate act, source says
A 29-year-old Oakland woman was identified as the victim of a freeway shooting on Thursday. A law enforcement source says the shooting was deliberate.
BART to increase electrical vehicle charging ports at station parking lots
The BART Board of Directors unanimously voted Thursday to approve tentative plans to expand access to electric vehicle charging ports at the transit agency's parking lots.
SF Muni driver goes viral as he offers 'must read' real life commentary on 'Shang-Chi' bus fight scene
A San Francisco Muni operator has gone viral for his entertaining and highly detailed Twitter thread in which he dropped some professional insight and expertise on the action-packed bus scene in the new Marvel movie, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings."
Officers, Golden Gate Bridge workers struck by truck while monitoring anti-vaccine mandate protest
Two California Highway Patrol officers and three Golden Gate Bridge workers were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening while monitoring an anti-vaccine mandate protest on the bridge.
Emotional reunions at Bay Area airports as international travelers return
Bay Area airports welcomed big crowds of international travelers on the first day the U.S. lifted travel bans from 33 countries.
No evidence of shooting after lockdown causes panic at Milpitas' Great Mall
The Great Mall in Milpitas is being searched following a police lockdown Friday evening due to an incident at a store when police were called. Police say there are no indications of a shooting or any victims.
VTA says supply-chain limits means fewer train cars in service
VTA says they simply can't get the parts they need for their light-rail trains. And that means fewer train cars in service.
Ferry service part of infrastructure improvements coming to SF's Treasure Island
In just a matter of months a new ferry service will be launching, taking passengers to and from Treasure Island. This is just part of the major changes coming to the island in the next few years.
BART'S 'Fleet of the Future' delayed until at least spring 2023
BART hopes to have all 775 cars for the fFeet of the Future in place by spring of 2023.