BART To Begin Service At 5AM Starting Monday
Early risers who use BART will need to make adjustments starting Monday, as service opens at 5 a.m. due to seismic retrofit work on the Transbay Tube.
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Early risers who use BART will need to make adjustments starting Monday, as service opens at 5 a.m. due to seismic retrofit work on the Transbay Tube.
Cold temperatures can sap electric car batteries, temporarily reducing their range by more than 40 percent when interior heaters are used, a new study found.
Bay Area electric car company Tesla is cutting $1,100 from the base price of its car designed for the mass market, the Model 3.
From the North Bay, to the East Bay, to the Santa Cruz Mountains, parts of the Bay Area woke up to the rare sight of snow early Tuesday.
A Southern California couple has been sentenced for poaching succulent plants off the coast of Garrapata State Park in Monterey County with plans to sell them to customers in China.
Tourists unable to visit a popular Marin County beach that was taken over by a colony of nursing elephant seals during the government shutdown will be able to get an up-close view of the creatures.
A sum of $340 million is available for infrastructure projects in Santa Clara County after a two-year lawsuit challenging voter-approved Measure B failed.
After fluctuating between extreme droughts and wetness in recent years, California's reservoir levels are trending toward normalcy.
For nearly 100 years, the Mountain Tunnel it has transported the water supply from the Hetch Hetchy Dam to the Bay Area. KPIX 5 got an exclusive first look inside.
California's signature national parks are getting back to normal operations following the 35-day partial federal government shutdown.
An effort to beautify a popular San Francisco beach on Sunday turned the focus away from those who toss garbage to those who manufacture it.
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown issued a dire warning about potential global catastrophe from nuclear attack at the annual Doomsday Clock announcement Thursday.
Scientists with a constant presence on the Farallones since 1968 might have to leave if their agreement with the government isn't renewed by the end of March.
The Berkeley City Council Tuesday night passed a disposable foodware and litter-reduction ordinance that backers say is the most ambitious municipal legislation in the U.S. aimed at reducing the use of single-use disposable foodware.
The results of BART's biannual customer satisfaction survey are in, and they are not good. Barely half of BART riders are happy with their transit experience, most of the complaints focused on concerns over safety and cleanliness.
