ATU Local 192 and AC Transit Seal Historic Four-Year Labor Agreement with Over 1,800 Workers in the Bay Area
AC Transit workers have ratified a four-year contract with 73% approval, marking a historic first in the organization's 65-year history, affecting frontline employees and introducing new provisions.
Bay Area's Beloved Casual Carpool Poised for Revival at Lake Merritt on August 12
Bay Area's Casual Carpool is set to return on August 12 at Lake Merritt with hopes for congestion relief, amid public transit issues and increased in-office work.
AC Transit Overhauls Bus Service Across Alameda and Contra Costa Counties with "Realign" Initiative
AC Transit rolls out "Realign," revamping bus services in Alameda and Contra Costa counties with new routes, altered frequencies, and infrastructure upgrades to enhance effectiveness post-pandemic.
Bay Area Commutes Improve as "Big Sync" Streamlines Transit Schedules Across BART, Caltrain, and More
The Bay Area's "Big Sync" project has streamlined transit schedules across multiple agencies, improving transfer times and potentially saving riders up to 20 minutes per trip.
San Francisco Bay Commission Votes to Restrict Bike Lane on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge for Vehicle Breakdown Use During Peak Hours
The BCDC voted to limit the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge bike lane, converting it into a breakdown lane during peak hours, while retaining recreational access on weekends. This decision follows debate over congestion and transportation needs.
San Francisco's Muni Rolls Out Service Changes to Alleviate Crowding and Improve Connections
Muni in San Francisco is changing bus routes on August 30 and September 2 to alleviate crowding and improve schedules, especially for school and work commuters.
SamTrans Endorses State Senate Bill 63 to Secure Future Bay Area Transit Funding
SamTrans backs SB 63, supporting a regional transit funding measure and aiding Caltrain with potential $135 million annual revenue for San Mateo County by 2031.
Caltrans Unveils Updated Bay Area Bike Plan with Emphasis on Safety, Equity, and Climate Goals
Caltrans District 4 updates Bay Area Bike Plan focusing on safety, equity, and sustainability, with 80 projects completed and more planned, including expanded Bay Bridge bike lanes.
MAP: SF Speed Cameras Stop Playing Nice and Start Hitting Drivers' Wallets
San Francisco's 33 speed cameras stopped issuing warnings today and started hitting drivers with fines up to $500. Critics call it a money grab disguised as public safety, while advocates say it's overdue intervention in a crisis that's killed 367 people since Vision Zero began.
Passengers Encounter Cockroach Issue on Air India Flight from San Francisco to Mumbai, Airline Apologizes and Ensures Strict Hygiene Measures
Cockroaches were found on an Air India flight from San Francisco to Mumbai, causing passenger discomfort. The airline apologized and conducted a deep cleaning in Kolkata.
East Bay's AC Transit Overhauls Bus Network: New Lines & Routes Starting August 10 Amid Budget Constraints
AC Transit announces the restructuring of its bus network, affecting 104 lines in East Bay starting August 10, after extensive public feedback and addressing both ridership changes post-pandemic and a budget shortfall.
San Francisco Speed Cameras Shift from Warnings to Fines, Advocating Safety Amid Equity Concerns
San Francisco's speed cameras will start fining drivers with penalties ranging from $50 to $500, following a human review process, to improve traffic safety and reduce speeding.
Alaska Airlines Launches Seasonal Direct Flights from Sonoma County to Palm Springs
Alaska Airlines introduced seasonal direct flights to Palm Springs from the Charles M. Schulz – Sonoma County Airport, operating from October to May with five weekly flights.












