Labor stakes high in BART elections
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA—There’s a lot at stake in this fall’s BART election. The pandemic
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Defunding BART police is wrong move
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA—The death of George Floyd while in police custody in Minnesota brought
Galindo affordable housing project gains $25 million in grants
More than $25 million in federal and states grants will boost Resources for Community Development’s
BART to run every 30 minutes Monday-Friday
As the Bay Area counties have extended mandatory shelter in place orders, BART is reducing
BART’s upcoming schedule changes: How will they affect you?
BART will adjust train schedules on February 10 to improve service. The new schedule impacts
More BART track shutdowns and Highway 24 lane closures over Labor Day weekend
BART track shutdowns and eastbound Highway 24 lane closures continue this Labor Day Weekend between
BART moves forward on Quality of Life Initiatives
The BART Board of Directors took action recently on two agenda items that are expected
Fare evasion needs higher priority
BART staff presented the fiscal year 2020 budget in March, and the Board of Directors
Tackling fare evasion crucial to making BART better
“Quality of life” permeates almost every BART conversation as code for the interrelated issues of
BART needs to fully understand fare evasion numbers
The media has talked a lot about fare evasion at BART stations recently, and rightfully