Former Congresswoman Jackie Speier Sworn in as SamTrans Board Member, Brings Extensive Experience to San Mateo Public Transit
Former U.S. Congresswoman Jackie Speier joins the SamTrans Board of Directors, bringing her extensive public service experience to San Mateo County's transit policy.
San Francisco's BART Enhances Commuter Experience with New Escalator at Civic Center, Canopy at Embarcadero Amid Vandalism Challenges
BART updates Civic Center Station with a new escalator and Embarcadero Station with a new canopy, despite setbacks from vandalism. Repair costs exceed $500,000.
Crime on Bay Area Rapid Transit Dips by 17% Amid Rising Ridership and Enhanced Security Measures
BART reports a 17% decrease in overall crime in 2024 and an 11% drop in violent crime, attributing the decline to increased police visibility and improved infrastructure.
San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade to Feature First-Ever Drone Light Show, BART Ensures Convenient Transit Access
San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade will feature a drone light show and is accessible via BART, which recommends taking transit to avoid parking issues.
San Carlos Airport Tower Faces Staffing Crisis Ahead of Controllers' Departure Amid FAA Contract Changes
San Carlos Airport's control tower will be unmanned after current controllers refused lower wage offers from new contractor RVA, heightening safety concerns due to the airport's complex airspace. Efforts are being made to find a staffing solution.
Caltrain's Ridership Soars by 41% Following Electrification, Mirroring Pre-Pandemic Levels
Caltrain's electric service introduction leads to a 41% ridership increase, with consistent growth, particularly on Sundays, and over half a million passengers in December 2024.
San Francisco Faces Transit Crisis: SFMTA Warns of Service Cuts Without New Funding Amid Mounting Deficit
San Francisco's SFMTA faces a severe budget crisis, risking transit service cuts without new funding. A projected $320 million shortfall by July 2026 requires community input and novel revenue streams to maintain vital services.
Bay Area’s BART Joins Forces with 17 Entities to Boost Equity in Infrastructure Opportunities
BART has joined the Equity in Infrastructure Project to enhance business opportunities for Historically Underutilized Businesses in the infrastructure sector.
Caltrain's Annual Celebration Train to Honor MLK Day, Departs from San Jose En Route to San Francisco
Caltrain is running the Celebration Train for MLK Day events in San Francisco with a modified holiday schedule and standard parking fees. Registration is required for the commemorative ride.
San Francisco Bolsters Green Transition with $15 Million Federal Grant for EV Charging Expansion
San Francisco receives a $15 million federal grant to expand its electric vehicle charging network, with a focus on supporting underserved communities and increasing charging port accessibility across the city.
San Jose's $3.3 Million OLIVE Program Targets RV Street Parking for Cleaner Streets and Neighborhood Relief
San Jose's $3.3 million OLIVE program aims to remove RVs from certain areas for street cleaning. This initiative is part of a broader plan to address homelessness in the city.
San Francisco Secures $9.2 Million Federal Grant for Presidio Yard Modernization Effort
San Francisco's historic Presidio Yard will get a $9.2 million federal grant for modernization, with Pelosi citing benefits for the city's transit efficiency and move towards zero-emission transportation.
San Francisco's Muni Service Adjusts Routes and Frequencies to Counter Budget Shortfall Starting February 1
SFMTA announces Muni service changes starting February 1 due to budget constraints, including reduced frequency on some routes and the introduction of a downtown express service.












