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The naked man seen attacking people at a BART station in a video that went viral had his first day in court Tuesday.
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The naked man seen attacking people at a BART station in a video that went viral had his first day in court Tuesday.
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The man suspected of being the nude man caught on film harassing passengers at a BART station was arrested Monday.
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A Muni bus driver was honored for her quick thinking in driving a victim to the hospital after a shooting into a bus.
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A Muni bus driver was honored for her quick thinking in driving a victim to the hospital after a shooting into a bus.
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An event intended to unveil dozens of new San Francisco Municipal Railway buses today hit a snag when one of the buses malfunctioned.
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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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The man seen on video performing naked acrobatics and terroizing riders at a BART station is now facing deportation.
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BART is still experiencing major delays because of equipment problems on the tracks between the Daly City and Balboa Park.
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BART's board has approved a new $1.5 billion budget amid threats of a strike by workers trying to negotiate a new labor contract.
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BART's board of directors has approved a new $1.5 billion budget amid threats of a worker strike.
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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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Video of a naked man attacking BART passengers has gone viral and police are looking for witnesses.
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BART police say they've identified a naked man accused of assaulting commuters last month.
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Caltrans and Alameda County have just broken ground on a new HOV lane along Interstate 580 in the Tri-Valley.
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Police say a 68-year-old woman was punched in the face and had her two purses stolen by two teenage girls on a SF Muni train.
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Taking a trip to a big city is getting more expensive than ever.
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The ACLU of Nevada is joining a federal lawsuit challenging the practice of sending state psychiatric hospital patients out of state.
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The ACLU of Nevada is joining a federal lawsuit challenging the practice of sending state psychiatric hospital patients out of state.
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Several people, including children, have been transported to local hospitals after a streetcar rear-ended a bus in San Francisco.
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One of San Francisco's main thoroughfares is getting a much-needed makeover.
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A new review has found that Apple's new headquarters in Cupertino will have a significant impact on a nearby freeway.
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An accident involving the overhead equipment above a SF Municipal Railway bus injured four people downtown Friday morning.
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San Francisco police say a man suffered superficial wounds in a gang-related shooting when three men opened fire on a Muni bus.
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The head of the Transportation Security Administration says he's dropping a proposal that would have let airline passengers carry small knives, souvenir bats, golf clubs and other sports equipment onto planes.
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Experts suggest private sector funding is part of the answer to jumpstarting long-postponed transportation improvement projects.
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Experts suggest private sector funding is part of the answer to jumpstarting long-postponed transportation improvement projects.
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San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is celebrating the Thursday launch of the first tunnel boring machine as part of the city's Central Subway project.
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Officials say a fatal accident on Highway 101 that may have involved alcohol underscores the need for safety this holiday weekend.
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EXCLUSIVE: ABC7 News has learned that 13% of limos listed on Oakland International Airport's website do not have valid permits.
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EXCLUSIVE: ABC7 News has learned that 13% of limos listed on Oakland International Airport's website do not have valid permits.
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BART's board of directors voted to lift a ban on bikes aboard rush hour trains for five months.
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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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BART's board of directors will vote tonight whether to change rules that currently keep bikes off of trains during commute hours.
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Officials overseeing construction of the new Bay Bridge will give an update today on what is being done to replace the broken bolts.
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The bolts raising questions on the Bay Bridge are the same kind of rods used on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
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The bolts raising questions on the Bay Bridge are the same kind of rods used on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
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A multi-agency strike force launched a surprise sting early Wednesday morning, targeting limos, vans, and buses at SFO.
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A multi-agency strike force launched a surprise sting early Wednesday morning, targeting limos, vans, and buses at SFO.
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Bus shuttles are in place for passengers on Muni's N-Judah and J-Church lines because of a downed wire in SF's Cole Valley.
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A U.C. Berkeley professor is taking issue with steel tendons on the new Bay Bridge that may be compromised by corrosion.
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Starting next month the cost of a San Francisco Municipal Railway pass on riders' Clipper Cards will go up.
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SF police say a 67-year-old woman was punched and thrown to the floor during a robbery on a Muni bus Wednesday night.
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The new $6.3 billion eastern portion of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge still has a fighting chance to open this year.
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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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Officials say seismic safety bolts on the new span of the Bay Bridge that haven't failed may have to be replaced.
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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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BART is taking a second look at its emergency preparedness in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Officials say seismic safety bolts on the new span of the Bay Bridge that haven't failed may have to be replaced.
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An expert said even more bolts on the new Bay Bridge could snap unless Caltrans identifies the problem soon.
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