Chris Filippi

BART has officially made an addition to its firefighting team. The organization recently welcomed the switch from goats to sheep by sending the animals around the Bay Area to mitigate fire risks on BART property.

BART, San Francisco Muni and other California transit agencies have requested a $5 billion bailout from the state government facing setbacks from COVID-19 drops in ridership and revenue.

Public transportation services in the Bay Area will eliminate fares and extend hours on New Year's Eve to accommodate celebrators and workers with late-night shifts. 

With Bay Area counties in the red tier of California’s COVID-19 reopening plans, BART will be making changes to its schedule starting March 22 to accommodate the region’s progress.

BART is offering free rides home to users of Oakland Coliseum’s mass COVID-19 vaccination site, which opened Tuesday and is accessible from the Coliseum BART station.

After a successful pilot of the program, BART began the installation of denser filters throughout its fleet as part of a multitiered plan aimed toward passenger safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

BART police is adopting six recommendations after an outside study showed racial disparities in police stops and use of force.

Eligible low-income Bay Area transit riders may receive transit fare discounts through the Clipper START program, as implemented by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, or MTC.

Twenty-five Bay Area transit agencies and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission collaborated to create the Riding Together: Bay Area Healthy Transit Plan in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A man and a woman were hospitalized after they were attacked and stabbed early Tuesday morning while exiting the Downtown Berkeley BART station.