BART Eyes $16M Parking Lot At New Antioch Station To Meet High Demand
So many riders are driving to Antioch's new BART station that the station's parking lots cannot meet the demand.
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So many riders are driving to Antioch's new BART station that the station's parking lots cannot meet the demand.
Alameda DA says there will be no criminal charges for a BART police officer who fatally shot a 28-year-old man near the West Oakland BART station in January.
Alameda County prosecutors have obtained a grand jury indictment against a transient for the fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old at the MacArthur BART station in July in an effort to expedite the case.
An Oakland man is suspected of following a woman walking from the San Bruno BART station and trying to sexually assault her early Sunday, police said Monday.
The BART Board of Directors has voted to quadruple the amount of time that two stations in San Francisco's Mission District will be washed every night.
The California Public Utilities Commission has fined BART a record $1.348 million for an accident that killed two transit agency workers as they were inspecting a track during the 2013 strike.
BART officials on Monday unveiled an updated, high-tech earthquake warning system that the transit agency believes will save lives if a major quake hits.
The demonstration marks the rollout of a revised version of the ShakeAlert system.
A severely autistic 14-year-old boy who went missing Thursday after leaving school has been found.
A night at the Opera ended with a terrifying real-life drama for a woman when she sat near a deranged BART passenger who was yelling at riders and waving a machete.
With Gov. Jerry Brown signing Assembly Bill 2923 into law Sunday, Bay Area Rapid Transit officials say they want to build 20,000 new housing units - at least 35 percent of them affordable - at or near its stations by 2040.
Work continued Sunday to shore up parts of the Salesforce Transit Center after engineers found two cracked steel beams running over Fremont Street last week.
With BART rider safety a red-hot topic, one grassroots group of self-appointed security guards is doing what some say BART police are not.
The BART Board of Directors on Thursday voted 7-2 to hire 10 additional fare inspectors and expand the teams to nights and weekends.
A man was taken into custody after allegedly assaulting a woman at the Bay Fair BART Station in San Leandro after he pulled her off a train early Tuesday morning.
KPIX 5 first reported that used parts were installed in crucial sections of the BART line to San Jose. Now we're learning used parts were used on another high-profile BART project in the South Bay and could delay its opening for months.
There's a backlash to BART plans for new housing at some of its stations around the Bay Area. Suburban communities are worried they could get "big-timed" by the transit agency.
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials have unveiled plans for a massive redevelopment project that it hopes will revitalize Oakland's Chinatown neighborhood.
BART's Board of Directors approved a new ordinance governing oversight of surveillance technology as well as a new transit-oriented residential and commercial real estate development.
BART fought back Thursday against previously reported claims that it has been sharing information with federal immigration agents.
A citizens' group in Oakland said that BART put lives at risk when it confessed that it sent license plate numbers to a database that ICE could access, despite the fact that the Board of Directors told them not to do so.
It's the system people love to complain about, and yet it's hard to imagine how the Bay Area could function without it.
KPIX has learned that used communications and computer equipment installed by contractors on the South Bay BART extension could have left the transit system vulnerable to hackers and other cyber-security threats.
BART experienced a 10-15 minute slowdown because inspectors needed to look at the tracks to make sure the quake didn't cause any damage.
Late Friday afternoon, KPIX 5 received a joint statement from the three companies that didn't quite answer the questions brought about by the faulty equipment.
