WATCH: BART Agent Fired For Helping Teen In Need
A BART station agent was fired for giving unused train tickets to a 16-year-old boy in need to help him pay for his commute to school, according to th...
A BART station agent was fired for giving unused train tickets to a 16-year-old boy in need to help him pay for his commute to school, according to th...
Reuters | Jasmin Melvin | Posted 05.02.2012
By Jasmin Melvin WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The deliberate disruption of mobile phone service last year by transit police in San Francisco ...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 02.23.2012
In an official report released Tuesday, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced that BART Police Officer James Crowell "acted lawfully...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 02.15.2012
Brace yourself, Bay Area. The Bay Bridge is closing. Caltrans confirmed this morning that the westbound upper deck of the Bay Bridge's eastern span...
Tim Robertson | Posted 04.16.2012
"Many jobs these days require a B.A., a series of unpaid internships, and a graduate degree. Most young people cannot afford to put in that much time and take on that much debt. If we create another path with a shorter timeline, young people will be more likely to stay in school."
Robin Wilkey | Posted 03.27.2012
On Wednesday, Chris Hill, the brother of a San Francisco homeless man who was shot and killed by BART police officers, filed a federal lawsuit against...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 01.11.2012
On Tuesday, the United States Department of Transportation recommended approval for $900 million in funding for the Santa Clara Valley Transportation ...
Carly Schwartz | Posted 03.04.2012
Construction on the Bay Area Rapid Transit system's extension to the Oakland Airport began this week, and critics of the project are none too pleased....
Robin Wilkey | Posted 12.09.2011
On Thursday, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority board voted to award a $772 million contract for a ten-mile BART extension in Santa Clara...
AP | By PAUL ELIAS | Posted 02.01.2012
SAN FRANCISCO -- The agency that oversees the San Francisco area transit system on Thursday authorized police to turn off wireless communications in t...
Aaron Sankin | Posted 11.14.2011
It has not been an easy few months for former BART spokesman Linton Johnson. Johnson, who has been on leave since late August, has returned to a po...
Aaron Sankin | Posted 12.10.2011
Michela Alitoto-Pier Born: San Francisco, CA, 1968 Current Gig: Former San Francisco Supervisor Why should we vote for you? As a member of ...
Adachi For Mayor | Aaron Sankin | Posted 12.10.2011
Jeff Adachi Born: Sacramento, CA, 1959 Current Gig: San Francisco Public Defender Why should we vote for you? I am the only candidate who ha...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 11.19.2011
After one week on the job, BART’s new general manager Grace Crunican is taking a fresh approach to the ongoing BART protest: talking to the people. ...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 11.14.2011
The activity surrounding the recent string of BART protests just got a whole lot messier. According to an August 11 email from BART spokesman Linto...
Joel Epstein | Posted 11.13.2011
In an ideal world there would be enough money to build both the high-speed rail and all the regional mass transit California needs. But we don't live in that Emerald City.
Colorlines | Channing Kennedy | Posted 11.01.2011
Chaos continues to surround the ongoing protests against administrators of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system—and the cause is attracting the kind of...
HuffingtonPost.com | Aaron Sankin | Posted 10.31.2011
"No justice, no peace; disband the BART Police." That slogan has become the rallying cry for the dozens of protesters who have been gathering at th...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 10.24.2011
UPDATE: BART spokesman Jim Allison returned a call to The Huffington Post to discuss the photo leak. "I'm not going to comment on the private life of ...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 10.24.2011
On Tuesday morning, in the wake of Monday night's rowdy BART protest, infamous hacker group "Anonymous" announced that the organization would be prote...
Larry Magid | Posted 10.24.2011
We can debate whether the public was any safer as a result of cutting cell service. But even if a safety claim could be made for shutting down service, an equally compelling claim could be made that BART's action jeopardized public safety.
Robin Wilkey | Posted 10.18.2011
Next Media Animation (NMA) is at it again. After releasing last month's amusing cartoon chronicling San Francisco's Airbnb burglary, the media grou...
Timothy Karr | Posted 10.18.2011
Governments have routinely sought to shut down technologies that disrupt their authority. But our basic freedoms should remain intact. Whether public and private entities have the right to silence social media and cellphone networks has become a question for the courts.
HuffingtonPost.com | Joshua Hersh | Posted 10.16.2011
The Egyptian activists are calling it "muBARTak." When authorities from Bay Area Rapid Transit decided, last week, to cut off cell phone service in...
NationalJournal | Sara Jerome | Posted 10.16.2011
The Federal Communications Commission is investigating actions last week by the transportation authority in San Francisco which interrupted wireless s...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 05.02.2012