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BART trains will run today and negotiations to avoid a strike have continued into the morning.
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BART and its unions are still trying to hammer out a contract and end the commuter strike threat once and for all. The federal mediator announced that talks are progressing and BART trains will run today.
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Federal mediator George Cohen has announced that BART trains will run on Thursday.
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"For the good of the public interest, trains will be running for the day tomorrow."
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BART riders left in limbo as talks drag on are growing weary of BART and the unions.
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BART and union negotiators are back at the table to try to hammer out a contract and end the commuter strike threat once and for all.
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Groups of BART riders with special needs rallied in San Francisco, pleading with BART management and the unions to not strike.
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Groups of BART riders with special needs rallied in San Francisco, pleading with BART management and the unions to not strike.
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BART and union negotiators are back at the table to try to hammer out a contract and end the commuter strike threat once and for all.
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Labor negotiations wrapped up around 1 a.m. and are scheduled to be startup again at 10 a.m.
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Commuters remain in limbo as talks between BART and its unions continue, but trains will run on Wednesday.
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Commuters remain in limbo as talks between BART and its unions continue, but the federal mediator announced Tuesday night that trains will run on Wednesday.
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"On behalf of... all of the riders in this area, there will be train service operating all day tomorrow."
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BART rider Halia Roth shares why she wants BART to keep trains running.
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Commuters remain in limbo as talks between BART and its unions continue.
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The lead negotiator for BART management, Thomas Hock, was not at negotiations today.
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There will be no strike Tuesday; BART trains will run on a normal schedule. A federal mediator says that BART and its unions are making progress and will continue negotiations at 1 p.m.
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A federal mediator says that BART and its unions are making progress and will continue negotiations at 1 p.m.
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A federal mediator said BART will not go on strike today and that labor talks are still ongoing.
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BART riders are sharing their thoughts on a possible strike using #DearBART.
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Bay Area politicians are trying to help with the BART talks by pressuring both sides to compromise.
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Dissatisfied with BART's last, best and final offer, a union spokesperson is "warning the public to make alternate transit plans."
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People who normally ride BART are exploring thier options if a strike happens at midnight.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit riders and union members are trying to figure out what to do now that BART has put a take it or leave it contract offer on the table.
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Labor leaders for Bay Area Rapid Transit workers say they are not giving 72-hour notice for a second strike.
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BART labor leaders say they are not giving 72-hour notice for a second strike.
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BART and union contract negotiators met briefly Saturday, but both sides remain far apart on major issues.
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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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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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BART and its two biggest unions say they've reached a deal on pensions, but remain deadlocked on two key issues.
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BART and its unions are still negotiating, but continue to disagree over several big issues, including pay increases and benefits.
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BART and its unions are still negotiating, but continue to disagree over several big issues, including pay increases and benefits.
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The bargaining teams for BART and its unions plan on tackling the big issues of pension, wages, and health care on Wednesday.
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BART's unions say they're waiting for a response from the transit agency on their new counter-proposal to BART's offer.
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BART contract talks resume today with union leaders with only a week and a half to go before another strike could happen.
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Though negotiations continue between BART and its two biggest unions, the transit agency says the two sides remain far apart.
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BART labor negotiations resume Saturday morning. BART says it remains $112 million apart with its two largest unions.
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A local politician is pushing for a new law that would ban public transit workers from striking in California.
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A local politician is pushing for a new law that would ban public transit workers from striking in California.
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BART's labor talks are set to resume Friday. Both sides admit there's been little progress made toward reaching a new contract.
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Late Wednesday a group of Republican lawmakers urged the governor to call a special session to prevent a BART strike.
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Officials released a BART strike contingency plan that would be bigger than the response that took place during the July strike.
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Contract talks to avert a possible BART strike are set to resume Monday.
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BART's union representing train operators is considering legal action after BART says they've set up trains to teach managers.
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Just weeks before a possible strike, ABC7 News learned BART appears to have begun training managers to run trains.
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BART talks wrapped Tuesday evening with no real sign of progress.
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BART talks wrapped Tuesday evening with no real sign of progress.
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BART talks are heading into a second day, as the countdown to a possible strike continues.
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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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