SF News BART Police Issue New Warning Amid Uptick In Cell Phone Thefts On Trains You've heard the advice before on BART and Muni, but maybe you need to hear it again: Keep your head up and not in your phone if you want to keep from having your phone snatched out of your hands by a thief.
SF News BART Has Twitter Spat With Elon Musk About Whether Trains Or Cars Should Be In Tunnels This weird Twitter thread began Friday in which Tesla CEO and unrepentant over-tweeter Elon Musk started arguing about whether trains or cars belong in tunnels.
SF News Day Around The Bay: BART Ridership Keeps Slipping Chris Hughes continues talking about breaking up Facebook, CHP rescues woman having medical emergency in moving car in Marin County, and it's going to be nice, sunny weekend.
SF News Second BART Tunnel? Hell, Let’s Add a Third Bay Crossing, Says East Bay Planner The third BART rail across the Bay would actually be an “aerial bridge” from Millbrae to Bay Fair, under a proposal from a respected architect and planner.
SF News Problematic Sharp Turn In Oakland BART Tunnel All Thanks To A 1960s Political Compromise You know that screeching turn that BART trains have to make between Lake Merritt and 12th Street-City Center in Oakland? It didn't need to be that sharp, or that screeching, if it weren't for a decision forced by a political favor during BART's design phase.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Death At Rockridge Station Causes BART Delays A man was fatally struck by a BART train in Oakland this afternoon, a convicted cop killer was found dead in his San Quentin cell over the weekend, and Elizabeth Holmes appeared in court today.
SF News Day Around The Bay: Major BART Delays Destroy Evening Commute The Board of Supervisors is considering raising the paper bag fee at SF grocery stores to 25 cents, a threat at Mission High School, and two more dead whales washed up around the Bay.
SF News 16-Year-Old Arrested In Shooting Death Of Teen Girl At West Oakland BART A 16-year-old suspect has been apprehended in a fatal shooting that occurred Thursday night outside the West Oakland BART station.
SF News Local Genius Turned Her Clipper Card Into A Piece Of Jewelry 33-year-old software engineer Amy Wibowo created an ingenious hack for never losing her Clipper Card by removing the chip inside and embedding it in an attractive ring that she wears on her finger.
SF News Tuesday Morning Headlines: Two Arrests In Separate BART Incidents BART Police apprehended two suspects in separate assault and robbery incidents Monday evening, and a 28-year-old man went missing in the ocean near Pacifica.
SF News You'll Soon Be Able To Use Credit Cards At BART 'Add Fare' Machines The cash-only Add Fare machines inside the BART fare gates are soon going to be a thing of the past, as BART has decided, at long last, to catch up with the last century.
SF News Limited BART Service Resumes After System-Wide Computer Meltdown There was no BART service for several hours Saturday morning after a glitch interrupted BART's traction power supply system and impacted the train control routing system.
SF News BART Begs You To Stop Jamming On Train Doors We hate to beleaguer a point as much as anybody else, but one thing SFist takes seriously is proper public transportation etiquette and rules. You see, when you don't follow even the most
SF News BART Cops Seek Alleged Swastika-Loving 'Star Wars' Fan A man who BART police says has drawn swastikas and racial slurs on trains and stations across the Bay Area will not be charged with a hate crime for the acts, but will
SF News Berkeley Homeless Encampment Near BART Tracks Cleared Out, While Here/There Encampment Stays Residents of the "Here/There" homeless encampment in Berkeley are celebrating today as they were granted a temporary reprieve by a judge, who blocked an attempt by BART police to evict the residents
SF News BART Hopes To Get First Fleet Of The Future Cars Rolling By Thanksgiving After all the delays and bellyaches, it seems like we're finally going to see BART's new cars cruising the rails sooner rather than later. The Chronicle reports that 10 of BART's new "Fleet
SF News Alleged BART Pooper Busted, But Not For Pooping On BART According to a Facebook fan who sent me this photo, the person who was caught using @SFBART as a public 🚽 has struck again. pic.twitter.com/jQgYJvCU5K— Stanley Roberts (@SRobertsKRON4) October 20, 2017
Arts & Entertainment Short Film Features BART Station Agent Who Happily Greets Thousands Daily Agent of Connection from Ivan Cash on Vimeo. Laughing Squid spotted this very well-made short film which focuses on BART agent William Cromartie, who says he personally greets 4,000 commuters every day
SF News Dog Who Disrupted BART Commutes Now Up For Adoption Bart - rescued by @SFBART from the tracks. Now available for adoption. Come meet him! https://t.co/luCk35Ux4W #AdoptDontShop #bartdog pic.twitter.com/w55GLPbZpc— OaklandAnimalShelter (@oaklandsanimals) October 8, 2017 The dog who
SF News Man Stabs Three On East Bay BART Platform, Evades Capture A man who stabbed three people on a BART platform this weekend remains at large Monday, just the latest in an ongoing series of attacks at the transit agency. According to ABC 7,
SF News BART Found Guilty Of 'Egregious' Safety Violations In 2013 Worker Deaths A judge has ruled that BART was guilty of "serious and egregious" safety lapses in the case of the deaths of two workers on the tracks who were struck by a train in
SF News BART's 'Fleet of the Future' Speeds Off Further Into The Future With A New Delay Hopefully you weren't holding your breath, because thanks to yet another delay, the Bay Area will just have to wait a little bit longer to ride on BART's "Fleet of the Future." The
SF News Vegas Shooting And Busy Week Means No Vacation Time For SFPD Officers It's a worrisome combination: Sunday night's mass shooting in Las Vegas, in which at least 59 people were killed and over 500 injured, comes at the same time as one of San Francisco's
SF News Bevan Dufty Tries To Make Point To BART Management By Cleaning Station Himself In defiance of BART management, BART board member Bevan Dufty has been picking up a broom and helping clean 16th Street Station himself. Dufty has been arguing that the station, one of the
SF News Would A Flat $30 Rate Convince You To Take A Taxi To SFO? Gather round kiddies, and I'll tell you a tale: Long, long ago, before your cell phone could let you do anything besides make calls and play Snake, people who wanted to travel to
