BART opened a new street-accessible entrance at its Downtown Berkeley Station on Monday morning. The entrance, located on the west side of Shattuck Ave. and Allston Way, allows for easier access to platforms and begins a larger series of station renovations.
BART opened a new street-accessible entrance at its Downtown Berkeley Station on Monday morning. The entrance, located on the west side of Shattuck Ave. and Allston Way, allows for easier access to platforms and begins a larger series of station renovations.
BART opens Clipper-only entrance on south side of Downtown Berkeley station
Early Monday morning, BART opened a Clipper-only entrance on the south side of the Downtown Berkeley station near Allston Way East after being closed for over a decade.
BART opens Clipper-only entrance on south side of Downtown Berkeley station
Early Monday morning, BART opened a Clipper-only entrance on the south side of the Downtown Berkeley station near Allston Way East after being closed for over a decade.
BART 'Sanctuary in Transit' proposal sent back for revisions
BART’s Operations and Safety Committee took a “Sanctuary in Transit” policy draft resolution off the tracks at its Tuesday meeting, citing wording concerns.
BART 'Sanctuary in Transit' proposal sent back for revisions
BART’s Operations and Safety Committee took a “Sanctuary in Transit” policy draft resolution off the tracks at its Tuesday meeting, citing wording concerns.
A computer error caused BART’s automatic train control system to reset at 10:24 a.m. Wednesday morning, resulting in a roughly 15-minute delay for BART trains systemwide.
A computer error caused BART’s automatic train control system to reset at 10:24 a.m. Wednesday morning, resulting in a roughly 15-minute delay for BART trains systemwide.
Public health officials encourage measles vaccinations
California public health officials are responding to an ongoing outbreak of measles with widespread outreach efforts, urging people to get vaccinated against the preventable but highly contagious disease.
Public health officials encourage measles vaccinations
California public health officials are responding to an ongoing outbreak of measles with widespread outreach efforts, urging people to get vaccinated against the preventable but highly contagious disease.