New BART pedestrian walkway underway in Concord
The city of Concord and BART have begun work on a new walkway project designed to connect train riders with the city's downtown. Leigh Martinez reports.
BART: 22 train cars out of commission due to equipment problems
BART is testing nine-car trains Friday night in the East Bay after 22 of its train cars went out of commission on the Pittsburg-Baypoint line earlier in the evening.
State bill to provide BART with $16M, as agency tries to close $30M budget deficit
BART's board of directors met this morning in Oakland to consider options for cutting expenses and increasing fare revenues in response to a projected budget shortfall of more than $30 million.
BART delays reported
The transit agency was grappling with malfunctioning brakes on a train stuck in the TransBay Tube.
Barge sinks in SF Bay
Crews are working to raise a sunken barge that is leaking fuel into the San Francisco Bay.
Lawsuit accuses BART of discriminating against disabled riders
A new lawsuit accuses BART of discriminating against disabled people by failing to maintain escalators and elevators that allow them to access trains.
Lawsuit targets BART disabled access
Disability rights advocate Rebecca Williford speaks to KTVU FOX 2 News at 4P about a lawsuit filed against BART.
BART readies Warm Springs station
The BART station is set to open in 15 days. Tom Vacar reports.
BART board reluctant to raise fares despite large deficit
BART's Board of Directors, faced with a $25 to $35 million budget deficit for next year, explored various fare raising options to put in the budget come June.
BART says it needs more money because weekend ridership is down
BART officials say commute ridership is up but weekends, off-peak and short rides have slipped so much, it's dragging the whole system's numbers down.
New BART trains weigh more than originally thought
By the end of this year, BART plans to have at least 60 of the 775 new trains in service. But as the new cars come off the production line, BART says an empty train car will weigh more than originally contracted for.
BART janitor’s $270K pay raises questions
A BART janitor who earned more than a quarter million dollars in salary, overtime, and benefits made headlines for his eye-popping pay. But 2 Investigates has uncovered some serious questions about how he earned all that money.
BART eyes sponsorships
The transit agency is considering sponsorships from outside advertisers to boost revenue. Tom Vacar reports.
BART delay linked to electrical short
Jim Allison, a spokesman for the transit agency, said the Friday delays on BART was caused by an electrical glitch.
BART passengers may notice more retail shopping opportunities at stations
BART is working with a company to bring stores and services to dozens of stations system wide.
BART 9-month elevator project hopes to remedy urine smell
Anyone who's used an elevator at a BART station knows how bad they can be. They're dirty and they smell like urine, but that's changing with a 9-month improvement project.