The city is collecting public comments for Chevron's proposed "gas scrubber,” a project that would help remove harmful particulates from the air.
A mother reflects on her BART trips to Oakland and San Francisco for her daughter’s specialized care — and how station closures could impact her family.
AC Transit, BART are seeing year-over-year increases in ridership, while car dealerships say hybrid sales are booming. They say war-related gas scarcity is only one factor.
The synthesized voices are part of a robotic text-to-speech system that's been announcing trains to BART passengers for 26 years.
## Cancelled meetings. Vacant seats. What’s going on with Richmond’s planning commission?
Officials say commission, which only met twice in 2025, has had a lighter workload.
Keeping Muni and BART running reliably, and improving their speed and efficiency, are absolutely essential to the future of San Francisco and the entire Bay Area. That is why I authored Senate Bill 63, the Connect Bay Area Act, which will be on the ballot in November.
The 16th St. BART plazas are being redesigned — again! What can we do differently this time?
Can we design trouble out of the 16th St. BART plazas?
If a new tax doesn’t pass in November, one plan would cut service to two-thirds of pre-pandemic levels. Bus lines that serve fewer people, such as the 281, 19, 251, and 56, are on the chopping block.
Last week’s BART column elicited a fair few arguments against a BART rescue measure. They made as much sense as carpeting on a train.
BART supporters need 186K signatures by June. Will Hunky Jesus and $7-a-gallon gas get them there?
Silicon Valley’s rising right-wing intelligentsia has plenty of money and a willingness to do the intellectual dirty work of some of the world’s most open reactionaries. (Craig T Fruchtman / Getty Images)
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Governor Newsom will loan $590 million to BART, Caltrain and other Bay Area public transport to combat a deficit and impending service cuts.
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The much-anticipated deal will keep transit agencies afloat until a tax measure reaches voters in November.
## Newsom signs $590M mass transit bridge loan
The much-anticipated deal will keep transit agencies afloat until a tax measure reaches voters in November.
Mullins and Coach
People ask me what dfL stands for. I tell them, "It's whatever you want it to be." dfL is a dumb bike club, and I'm really glad to be a part of it. The elder statesman of dfL is "Coach." He'll be 70 this year, and he is stronger than me on a bike, and a tough nut. He likes to go on bikepacking trips and make routes. I've known about his trips for a while, but never done…
A proposal to raise $1 billion a year will likely be on the November ballot. But BART is planning for massive service cuts — including a total system shutdown — if the measure is voted down.
A proposal to raise $1 billion a year will likely be on the November ballot. But BART is planning for massive service cuts — including a total system shutdown — if the measure is voted down.
A group is collecting signatures to put a measure on the November ballot. It would raise Richmond’s sales tax to 10.25 cents to help fund public transportation.