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Though BART and its two unions are still in talks to avert a strike, they say they're still tens of millions apart in their proposals.
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On Thursday BART and its unions continued the contract negotiations on the major areas of wages, pension and medical benefits.
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The fatal stabbing of a Dodgers fan near AT&T Park in San Francisco is highlighting a rash of fan violence across the country.
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Due to low humidity and increased wind, the National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for the Bay Area.
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San Leandro police are looking for a man who punched a store manager at the Safeway on Bancroft Avenue Monday morning.
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A PG&E shareholder has filed a lawsuit against company executives alleging that they damaged the company by diverting funds intended for pipeline safety.
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To separate the northbound and southbound lanes on the Golden Gate Bridge a dividing barrier will be installed.
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BART talks wrapped Tuesday evening with no real sign of progress.
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BART and its unions were at the negotiation table to hash out a deal, but BART still warns the public to prepare for a strike.
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Residents in San Bruno gathered to remember those lost 3 years ago in the PG&E explosion that destroyed their neighborhood.
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PG&E is facing more possible fines and penalties for yet another error in its records.
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A major milestone's been reached at SF's new Transbay Terminal, as crews have started pouring concrete for the foundation.
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The countdown to the opening of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge is now just days away.
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When the new Bay Bridge span opens, it will have been nearly 24 years since Loma Prieta set plans in motion for a replacement.
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It's not just cars that will be on the new Bay Bridge, there is a bike path and pedestrian walkway on the new eastern span.
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The new eastern span of the Bay Bridge is set to open in two weeks but until then, there's still a lot of work to be done.
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The shim support system that's allowing the new Bay Bridge to open as scheduled was successfully installed over the weekend.
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XKT Engineering is making the steel saddle components that will compensate for the broken bolts on the new span of the Bay Bridge.
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The new Bay Bridge opening might be delayed from its original Labor Day target, but construction work is still keeping pace.
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Law enforcement is beginning a coast-to-coast, week-long safety crackdown on I-80.
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Another BART contract deadline is looming and there is no progress at the bargaining table.
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The woman who found an abandoned 15-month-old boy in a Vallejo gas station bathroom makes an extraordinary offer.
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San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr reassures GiftCenter & JewelryMart workers after shooting.
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Ossama Hassanein, P.H.D says the people's movement to remove President Mohamed Morsi is a big step in the right direction.
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Two of the biggest unions representing BART workers are suing the transit agency for unfair labor practices.
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While a judge decides the fate of a multimillion-dollar bypass in Willits, project opponents are taking matters into their own hands.
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The man seen on video performing naked acrobatics and terroizing riders at a BART station is now facing deportation.
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Video of a naked man attacking passengers at a BART station has gone viral and police are looking for witnesses.
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A new study released Wednesday shows hands-free texting is worse than actually texting while driving.
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It was an emotional day at the site of Levi's Stadium after the death of a construction worker.
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Teams from the California Air National Guard and the 129th Rescue Wing are finally home from overseas.
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A Vallejo man was arrested for felony vandalism after he painted a crosswalk in his neighborhood to help out pedestrians.
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Caltrans has come out with a new laundry list of foul-ups on the new Bay Bridge and a drop-dead date for deciding when to open it.
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ABC7 News has learned there was another problem on the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge with bolts failing.
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is getting ready to close its doors for 2.5 years as part of a major expansion project.
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Caltrans took members of the media onto the new bridge to explain the fix they've come up with to fix broken bolts on the new eastern span.
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A 16-year-old sophomore at Silver Creek High School in San Jose was killed while riding his bike to school.
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A 16-year-old sophomore at Silver Creek High School in San Jose was killed while riding his bike to school.
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San Francisco State University students are accusing police of excessive force in some arrests on campus Thursday night.
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A rescue mission is under way at NASA Ames research center where scientists are trying to save their prized Kepler spacecraft.
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Caltrans has settled on a plan for dealing with the 32 broken bolts on the new Bay Bridge, but they still have a lot of testing to do.
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After 32 rods broke on the new Bay Bridge in March, there is now an expanded inspection to look at 2,000 of them.
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With a Red Flag Warning in effect, officials are dissuading residents from barbecuing and using tools that could spark a fire.
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There is a heightened level of concern in the East Bay hills during this red flag warning and UC Berkeley is aware of their fire risk.
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It was a deadly weekend off the Sonoma and Mendocino coasts as three people died while diving for abalone.
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It's been a month since the big switch to all-electronic tolling at the Golden Gate Bridge and officials say it's going better than expected.
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BART is taking a second look at its emergency preparedness in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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The first tunnel boring machine for San Francisco's Central Subway has arrived in the Bay Area, but boring won't begin until June.
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The Calaveras Reservoir is the Bay Area's backup if the supply to the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir fails, but the seismic upgrades just hit a snag.
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A mass casualty incident would certainly tax the system in any city and San Francisco is no different.
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