Californians can get $2K toward a new e-bike. Tips on how you can take advantage

California’s hugely popular e-bike voucher program is returning next week for round two, with new rules in place designed to help provide fair distribution and equal access to potential applicants.

Oakland congresswoman is on a mission to save BART, mass transit

Oakland Congresswoman Lateefah Simon met with BART officials at Oakland's 19th Street station to see BART stations and other developments for the critical transit agency facing massive deficits and lingering low ridership.

San Francisco's Muni facing a $322 million budget deficit

San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency is facing a financial cliff with a projected $322 million budget deficit. 

San Francisco sees 30% drop in Muni fare evasion after SFMTA crackdown

Another Bay Area transit agency is joining BART in its effort to combat fare evasion. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) reported a 30% drop in fare evasion on Muni since July of last year.

Car fire slows traffic on Bay Bridge near San Francisco

Traffic on the eastbound San Francisco Bay Bridge is backed up by a car fire in a lane on the bridge, KTVU has confirmed.

'Obsolete' toll booths to be removed from 7 Bay Area state-owned bridges

Open Road Tolling is coming to all seven of the Bay Area's state-owned toll bridges. Here's a timeline of when drivers can expect the change.

VTA light-rail service expected to be fully restored by Thursday morning

Officials with Silicon Valley Transportation Authority say light rail service will be fully restored by Thursday morning after a judge's ruling ended a worker strike last week. 

VTA riders relieved some light rail service restored

VTA light rail service was partially restored in the South Bay after a strike shut down service for weeks.

VTA checking light rail system amid copper theft
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VTA inspectors on Thursday checked methodically roughly 42 miles of light rail line for evidence of copper theft. This, as the authority announced bus service will resume Friday and light rail service Monday following a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge granting an injunction against 1,500 striking ATU local 265 workers.

VTA bus service to resume; light rail remains suspended

As the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority prepares to restart limited bus service on Friday following a 17-day transit strike, light rail service remains suspended.

Judge grants injunction, striking South Bay transit workers ordered back to work
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A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge granted an injunction sought by the Valley Transit Authority that would require its striking union workers to return to work. Approximately 1,500 members of ATU Local 265 walked off the job Mar. 10 during stalled negotiations for a new contract.

South Bay judge orders striking transit workers back to work
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A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge, late Wednesday afternoon, granted an injunction requested by the Valley Transportation Authority against striking union employees. The ruling means roughly 1,500 members of ATU Local 265 who walked off the job Mar. 10 in a contract dispute with VTA must return to work immediately.

Judge's decision effectively ends VTA strike

A judge's decision in court on Wednesday will effectively end a transit strike that has been affecting the Silicon Valley Transportation Authority for more than three weeks. 

Union rejects VTA's latest contract offer, transit strike continues

Union workers voted overwhelmingly on Monday to reject VTA's latest contract offer as the transit strike has entered its third week.

VTA makes offer to union as strike enters 3rd week

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Agency said it made another offer to union workers Sunday as a strike that's brought buses and trains to a standstill enters its third week. 

VTA says union to consider strike-ending deal

Union workers have been striking for two weeks, disrupting public transportation services for tens of thousands.

Can pickleball save Muni?

One of the options SFMTA is exploring is converting existing underutilized parking garage rooftops into tennis or pickleball courts.