SF News BART Protests Continue Tonight Expect possible BART station closures, transit delays, and media overreaction again as yet another protest is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. at the Civic Center station. BART police confirmed to SFist
SF News Shooting Near Balboa Park BART Station An 18-year-old man was shot while sitting in a car near the Balboa BART station on Thursday morning. The incident happened at around 11:15 a.m. He was rushed to a nearby
SF News BART Shooting, Stabbing Reported A 19-year-old man was shot in the hip a little before noon on Wednesday near the 24th Street BART station. "The shooting was reported at 11:59 a.m. in front of a
SF News Anonymous-BART Saga Continues This Evening The unfortunate souls who have to work today can not only enjoy some FOMO, along with commuting on a Sunday schedule, but they can also enjoy yet another BART protest. Fortunately, the protests
SF News New BART General Manager Ready for "Fun" Meet your new BART General Manager, Grace Crunican. She’s replacing the interim GM, Sherwood Wakeman, who is probably really, really happy to be off duty. She comes well-pedigreed from the Clinton Administration
SF News UPDATED: Powell and Civic Center BART Stations Reopen (Again) After another round of BART protests this Monday evening, BART officials closed Civic Center and Powell BART and Muni stations. But! Both the Civic Center and Powell stations have just reopened. UPDATE: Scratch
SF News Police Close BART Stations Due to Protests Police closed Civic Center BART station due to protests. According to SF Appeal, "All the protesters have left the BART platform, which remains closed. Roberts says BART police confirmed that no arrests were
SF News Anonymous to Bring Peaceful Wrath Upon BART on Monday SF Examiner is reporting that Anonymous, the group most famous for giving Scientologists a hard time, is focusing its attention on BART on Monday. As you might have heard, BART police shut down
SF News BART Protest Updates: Demonstration Planned for Civic Center Station at 4:30 P.M. Today [UPDATED] Breaking news regarding threatened protests on BART throughout August: No Justice, No BART, the website rallying point for last month's BART protest has posted details on another demonstration set for today's evening commute.
SF News Heads Up, BART Riders: More Protests Could Spoil Your Commute Last night BART put out a rider alert warning passengers, "Protests may disrupt service as early as Thursday, August 11th" (that'd be today). The protests -- more demonstrations in response to the officer-involved
SF News Behold: We Have Seen BART Trains of the Future and they Feature 'Wipeable' Seats The next phase of BART's Fleet of the Future has arrived and designers from BMW Group Designworks USA unveiled yesterday their concepts for potential replacements to the barfy, 40-year-old fleet. After the transit
SF News Computer Problems Stop All BART Service [Updated] A computer SNAFU of sorts halted all BART service this evening. As of 8:05 pm, BART reports: "BART is experiencing computer problems in the Operations Control Center and service is currently stopped.
SF News Woman Clings to Life After Falling from Civic Center BART Wall A 51-year-old woman sits in the hospital "battling life-threatening injuries" after plummeting from a 15 - 20 feet wall surrounding the Civic Center BART station. The incident happened on Thursday a little before
Arts & Entertainment Video: Interpretive Dancers Delight BART Passengers Muni Diaries alerts us to this very important video: three women doing interpretive dance on a Richmond bound BART train. Fun! And fluid! But... would a little Michael Bennett now and then kill
SF News False Alarm: BART Directors Don't Want Nat Ford Either Yesterday's rumor from the generally reliable Matier & Ross speculating that Nat Ford was in the running for BART's top spot was apparently way off base. According to a couple members of BART's
SF News Ex-Muni Chief Nat Ford Could Be Ruining BART Next Nat Ford might be out at Muni, but as Chronicle super sleuths Matier and Ross report this morning, the much-loathed golden parachutist could be in the running to fill a vacancy as BART's
SF News BART Protesters Chant, Vandalize and Grind Evening Commute to a Halt Yesterday's protest of the officer-involved shootings of Charles Hill on July 3rd and the 2009 shooting of Oscar Grant drew some 70-80 protestors to Civic Center Station just before the evening rush hour.
SF News Group Demanding BART Police Be Disbanded Might Be Disbanded by BART Police The No Justice, No BART group calling for the complete shutdown of the BART Police Department might run in to some resistance from (wait for it...) the BART Police Department during their protest
SF News Monday: Rally Planned for BART Civic Center Shooting A group called No Justice, No Bart will hold a rally to protest Sunday's officer-involved shooting of Charles Hill, 45, a man with no fixed address. If you recall, two BART cops responded
SF News BART Cops Shoot, Kill 'Wobbly Drunk' at Civic Center Station Sunday A suspect armed with a knife and a broken bottle of booze on the Civic Center station BART platform was shot and killed during a confrontation Sunday night. Two BART police officers responded
SF News Glen Park BART Station Reopens After Train Runs Over Woman After a woman "amazingly" survived being struck by a BART train at Glen Park this morning, the station now reopened. What happened, exactly, you ask? Well: "A train operator pulling into the station
SF News Because of a Difference of an Hour, BART Remains Reluctant About Late-Night Train In all this discussion about possibly adding a "late-night" train on Fridays, BART has really only been proposing adding an eastbound train that departs Embarcadero station one hour later than the existing last
Arts & Entertainment Reminder: BART Beta Testing Lab Today [Updated] As SFist informed you last week, if you want to play a part in determining what BART's new Fleet of the Future will look like, then head over to Justin Herman Plaza today
SF News BART Still Pussy-Footing Around the Late-Night Thing You may recall that in recent months BART broached the topic of extending service by one hour, only on Fridays, and apparently even this extremely cautious but nevertheless welcome proposal has hit a
Arts & Entertainment Help BART Choose New Seating Designs As part of BART's Fleet of the Future project, in which they'll be phasing out their 40-year-old workhorse train cars -- the oldest in the nation -- with sleeker ones, BART wants rider
