The loan will prevent service cuts in the near term, but a long-term solution depends on a November 2026 regional ballot ...

With one-time federal aid largely exhausted, several operators are staring at budget holes large enough to force deep service cuts — a scenario local officials say would push more commuters onto roads ...

COLMA, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation providing a $590 million loan to transit agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area, avoiding service cuts until a ballot initiative can ...

The new signage is being designed to unify the wayfinding experience throughout the region for easier transit use.

California’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) and partner San Francisco Bay Area transit agencies approve standardized sign designs. Also, Plano, Tex., cancels its Dallas Area Rapid ...

As she exited her BART train this week, Shakira Moore had no idea the station she relies on is among those BART is considering closing, if a multibillion-dollar measure making its way to this fall’s ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom authorized a $590 million loan to help address the budgetary shortfall that Bay Area Rapid Transit faced in recent years.

The $590 million loan is intended to prevent service cuts across Bay Area transit systems while officials pursue a long-term ...

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) on Jan. 30 reported reaching an agreement with the Office of California Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s Department of Finance for a $590 million loan ...

The State of California has made available to Bay Area transit agencies a $590 million emergency loan as an attempt to stabilize regional public transit. But despite having ...

Technology upgrades like “Tap and Ride” and free Wi-Fi have landed at the San Francisco Bay Area’s primary public transit network in time for Super Bowl LX this Sunday, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa ...