Estuary coalition works to reduce East Bay urban pollution runoff into SF Bay The San Francisco Estuary Partnership is working on a project this year to reduce how much polluted water flows into the San Francisco Bay ... By Bay City NewsMarch 7, 20200 East Bay
Police activity blocks eastbound I-80 lanes in Vallejo All eastbound lanes are blocked on Interstate Highway 80 at Magazine Street in Vallejo on Monday afternoon ... By Bay City NewsDecember 30, 2019 News
Bay Area pavement quality improves slightly The quality of pavement on Bay Area roads held steady in 2018, with a minor improvement to ... By Bay City NewsNovember 4, 2019 Bay Area
Downtown Berkeley BART moves to Clipper-only sales BART in Downtown Berkeley became the latest Clipper-only station Tuesday where passengers no longer have the option ... By Jerold ChinnSeptember 24, 2019 East Bay
BART launches Clipper-only pilot program in Oakland Starting Monday, riders will no longer be able to purchase magstripe paper tickets at the 19th Street ... By Jerold ChinnAugust 4, 2019 East Bay
Bridge toll hikes add $9.3 million for commuter parking projects The Metropolitan Transportation Commission on Wednesday committed $9.3 million from bridge tolls for new commuter parking projects in Alameda County, according to the ... By Bay City NewsJuly 25, 20190 Bay Area
Officials announce Transbay Transit Center, rooftop park reopens July 1 The San Francisco Transbay Transit Center and its 5.4-acre rooftop public park at the Salesforce building will ... By Jerold ChinnJune 11, 2019 News
Prospective new SFMTA board member touts congestion pricing Former Executive Director Steve Heminger of the Bay Area’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission will most likely join the ... By Jerold ChinnJune 3, 2019 News
Steve Heminger appointed to SFMTA board as director search begins Mayor London Breed has tapped former Metropolitan Transportation Commission Executive director Steve Heminger to the San Francisco ... By Jerold ChinnMay 1, 2019 News
Fix for $2.2 billion transit center to stretch through June Officials with the Transbay Joint Power Authority announced Friday afternoon that reinforcement of the Salesforce Transit ... By Jerold ChinnFebruary 1, 2019 News
BART seeks public input on discount to increase affordability BART is accepting the public's input on a proposal for a new discount for low-income adult riders. By Bay City NewsDecember 23, 20180 Bay Area
Marin bike, pedestrian trail receives $10.6 million in funding The Metropolitan Transportation Commission has awarded $10.6 million to the Transportation Authority of Marin for work on ... By Bay City NewsDecember 20, 2018
Mayors call for help with Salesforce Transit Center fix London Breed and Libby Schaaf are calling for the Bay Area’s regional transit board to assist with ... By Jerold ChinnOctober 5, 2018 News
$10M committed to SF affordable housing The Metropolitan Transportation Commission committed $10 million Wednesday to establish a loan fund to help nonprofit developers ... By Bay City NewsMarch 4, 2018
Signs of progress on Richmond-San Rafael third lane Drivers traveling east on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge between Marin and Contra Costa counties are advised to ... By Bay City NewsFebruary 27, 2018
Bay Area transit planners seek public input The Metropolitan Transportation Commission has launched an online survey to solicit public input for the agency's next Public Participation Plan. By Bay City NewsFebruary 8, 20180
Voters to decide on Bay Area bridge toll hike If approved, the increases would balloon the peak hour toll on the Bay Bridge to $9 by ... By Bay City NewsJanuary 24, 2018 News
BART to offer free Clipper cards to low-income riders Before a 50-cent surcharge on paper tickets takes effect, BART is offering some relief. By Jerold ChinnSeptember 15, 2017 News
BART floats Clipper cards for low-income riders BART is attempting to get Clipper cards in the hands of low-income riders before a 50-cent surcharge ... By Jerold ChinnAugust 15, 2017 News
Grant approved for Novato SMART station The Metropolitan Transportation Commission on Wednesday approved an additional $500,000 for construction of a downtown Novato station ... By Bay City NewsJuly 27, 2017
Muni seeks to fix faulty ridership numbers A new audit finds devices used to count passengers on Muni buses have not been working properly for at least two years. By Jerold ChinnAugust 28, 20160 News
Muni pressures cash riders toward Clipper The SFMTA is stepping up efforts to wean Muni riders off paying cash for single rides. By Jerold ChinnAugust 23, 2016 News
‘AllNighter’ campaign targets transit night owls A new transportation campaign is aimed at the Bay Area's late-night workers and early morning commuters. By Jerold ChinnAugust 7, 2016 News
MTC pumps $494 million into local transit Bay Area transit agencies including the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will be getting a huge funding ... By Jerold ChinnJanuary 27, 2016 News
Eastshore Freeway tops worst Bay Area commutes The inbound morning commute along I-80 to the Bay Bridge has regained its title as the Bay ... By Bay City NewsDecember 17, 2015 News
Thousands ride on Bike to Work Day Thousands of people in San Francisco rode to work on a bicycle Thursday morning on the Bay Area’s 21st annual Bike to Work Day, a ... By Bay City NewsMay 14, 20150
24-hour BART tops late-night transit wishlist Improvements in overnight Transbay transit service appear to be still be years away. By Bay City NewsFebruary 23, 2015 News
Bay Bridge traffic named Bay Area’s worst A nearly seven-hour peak commute features average speeds as low as 4 miles per hour. By Bay City NewsJanuary 9, 2015 News