BART announces an open payment system coming in 2024, simplifying accessibility and promising a better transit experience for Bay Area riders.

Caltrain service between San Francisco and Millbrae will be temporarily suspended on weekends to give way for the electrification project's construction and testing efforts.

Proterra, the Bay Area electric vehicle company once called the "Tesla of electric buses", has declared bankruptcy, causing shockwaves in the industry.

BART experiences a surge in ridership as Bay Bridge series between Oakland A's and San Francisco Giants brings baseball fans out in droves.

Authorities probe the tragic plane crash in San Rafael that killed one and left another critically injured, the fourth deadly incident in Marin County in just nine years.

Whether they're pranksters or protesters, citizens say they are stopping automated vehicles by placing cones on the hood of the car. Waymo & Cruise threaten legal remedy.

After a rather turbulent docking experience in San Francisco earlier last week, the Ruby Princess cruise ship completes damage repairs and is cleared by the U.S. Coast Guard for departure

The Ruby Princess cruise ship, which was involved in previous COVID outbreaks and quarantines, has now had an crashed into Pier 27 in San Francisco.

Senator Wiener's bill passed Assembly Transportation Committee, providing funds to avert transit service cuts and improve system safety, cleanliness and reliability for Bay Area residents.

Introducing sustainable maritime transportation in August, the Sea Change, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered passenger ferry, joins the San Francisco Bay Ferry network for a six-month pilot project.

Redditors post video of Muni passengers seemingly unloading from the bus in the middle of an intersection because a self-driving car decided to stop right there, for some reason.

As soon as this year's Pride festivities wrapped up, construction began on the long-delayed new glass elevator at Castro Muni Station and Harvey Milk Plaza (Market and Castro streets).

Ridership on San Francisco's 49-Van Ness and 22-Fillmore has skyrocketed beyond pre-pandemic levels.