Embarcadero Station's entrance between Spear and Main Streets, in front of the Federal Reserve, is set to close on October 18 due to canopy work.

As hostilities escalate between Hamas and Israel, flights en route to Tel Aviv are turned back or canceled, leaving travelers in uncertainty and airlines scrambling to respond.

As the Bay Area celebrates Transit Month, BART sees an increase in ridership and discusses strategies to improve safety and services amid an evolving demand landscape and financial challenges.

San Francisco Supervisor Dean Preston is pushing for a city-wide ban on right turns on red lights, following the success of the ban in the Tenderloin neighborhood.

BART embraces the future of transit by phasing out magstripe paper tickets, pushing towards a Clipper-only system, and launching the next generation of Clipper in 2024.

BART unveils a reimagined schedule starting September 11th, designed to increase ridership and adapt to post-pandemic commute patterns. Let's dive into the details of these changes and their implications for Bay Area residents.

The California DMV has issued a 50% reduction of autonomous vehicles operated by Cruise in San Francisco following two recent collisions, one resulting in a passenger injury.

Bay Area ferries now require passengers show valid fares during boarding, speeding up disembarkation and improving customer satisfaction.

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.