Downtown Berkeley BART

BART's Redline Service was temporarily suspended due to police activity at the Downtown Berkeley station Friday. Train service was resumed after around two hours.

For the first time in over 20 years, BART reopened a long-closed public restroom on Friday at the Downtown Berkeley station.

The BART Board of Directors approved a two-year budget June 9, which includes a less-than-inflation-rate fare increase of 3.4%, as well as plans to increase service throughout the system.

Despite being born and raised in the Bay for my entire life, I did not have my first chance to visit the UC Berkeley campus until I was 16.

BART and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, or SFMTA, will receive $386 million of federal funding as part of the American Rescue Plan, or ARP.

BART's Red Line service between the Richmond and Millbrae stations has been suspended due to power issues along the section. 

Protestors arrived at Berkeley Copwatch's “Housing is a Human Right” march Aug. 12 to speak out against the treatment of unhoused residents in the city.

Protesters staged Black Lives Matter demonstrations across Berkeley on Monday, including “Stand Out for Black Lives” — a gathering at Berkeley Arts Magnet elementary school.

The developer who proposed to transform the lot at 2211 Harold Way into an 18-story high-rise, which has stirred up opposition among some Berkeley residents, pulled out of its contract last week.

Shattuck Avenue crossing University Avenue will become a two-way street, instead of the current two separate one-way streets, to alleviate traffic and improve safety for pedestrians.