BART has restored full service following an hourslong shutdown Friday morning, caused by a computer networking problem.

BART service resumed Saturday after a major outage Friday morning halted all trains and disrupted thousands of commutes. The breakdown sparked renewed calls from lawmakers and transit advocates for ...

A pair of Bay Area state lawmakers along with various transit advocates are calling for more investment in public ...

Voters across the San Francisco region are likely to vote next year on taxes that officials say are necessary to keep trains ...

BART has restored full service ... caused by a computer networking problem. Transit advocates say the disruption underscored the urgent need for long-term funding to prevent severe service cuts ...

"This is another reminder that the Bay Area does not work without BART, without Muni, without public transportation systems..

State Senator Scott Wiener, a staunch advocate for more transit funding in the Bay Area, spoke with ABC7 about Friday's BART ...

Friday's BART shutdown​ brought much of the Bay Area to a standstill, offering a sobering preview of what could become a ...

voters will likely be asked to approve a regional transit tax to fund the operation of BART, which will soon run out of money to operate at its current service level. In San Francisco, residents ...

All BART service resumed Friday morning after a systemwide shutdown due to a computer networking problem, the transit agency ...