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City College of San Francisco's annual convocation for faculty and staff to kick off the fall semester takes place Tuesday morning.
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BART claims the transit agency's proposal and the unions' proposal are nearly $100 million apart.
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A Monday BART strike has been averted after a judge approved Governor Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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BART negotiations between management and two worker unions ended Sunday evening with little progress
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A Monday BART strike has been averted after a judge approved Governor Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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A Monday BART strike has been averted after a judge approved Gov. Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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BART management and unions continue negotiations after a judge granted Gov. Jerry Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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A judge will soon hold a hearing to decide if a 60-day cooling off period is necessary to avoid a BART strike.
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A Monday BART strike has been averted after a judge approved Gov. Brown's request for a 60-day cooling off period.
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BART talks are heating up before they may have to cool down, as a cooling-off period that would avert a possible strike looms.
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BART talks are heating up before they may have to cool down, as a cooling-off period that would avert a possible strike looms.
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All sides say they want to get a deal done to avoid a BART strike and the unions are not happy with the governor's latest move.
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Gov. Brown will seek a court order on Sunday for a 60-day cooling off period if BART and its unions fail to come to an agreement.
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Gov. Brown will seek a court order on Sunday for a 60-day cooling off period if BART and its unions fail to come to an agreement.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is keeping a close eye on the second day of negotiations, as BART and its unions work to avert a strike.
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Unless BART and its unions reach a breakthrough by Sunday, it seems inevitable that Gov. Brown will order a 60-day cooling off.
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A group of community activists is stepping forward to support City College who was told it is being stripped of its accreditation.
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A group of community activists is stepping forward to support City College who was told it is being stripped of its accreditation.
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Unless BART and its unions reach a breakthrough by Sunday, it seems inevitable that Gov. Brown will order a 60-day cooling off.
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Bay Area commuters woke up Wednesday morning, relieved to find out that AC Transit workers reached a tentative agreement.
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BART and its unions are getting back to the bargaining table, a day after BART claimed that the two sides are nearly $100M apart.
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The threat of another BART strike is intensifying. BART claims the transit agency's proposal and the unions' proposal are nearly $100 million apart.
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The two sides in the BART dispute are making their cases before a governor's board of investigators in Oakland today.
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Bay Area commuters woke up Wednesday morning, relieved to find out that AC Transit workers reached a tentative agreement.
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AC Transit narrowly averted a strike after a labor deal was struck late last night.
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ATU Local 192 reached a tentative agreement with AC Transit late Tuesday night, avoiding a potential strike for the bus system.
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ATU Local 192 reached a tentative agreement with AC Transit late Tuesday night, avoiding a potential strike for the bus system.
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Just as commuters got a break from the threat of a BART strike, AC Transit workers are preparing to walk off their jobs.
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The union representing more than 1,600 workers for AC Transit is threatening to strike Wednesday.
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The strike watch continues for AC Transit and its union employees as labor negotiations continue.
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AC Transit commuters were surprised and shocked to learn that the agency might strike on Wednesday.
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Sunday night, a last minute board of inquiry order by Gov. Jerry Brown averted a Bay Area Rapid Transit strike.
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Sunday night, a last minute board of inquiry order by Gov. Jerry Brown averted a Bay Area Rapid Transit strike.
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BART riders are expressing relief after a strike was averted by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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BART trains are rolling today after Gov. Jerry Brown stepped into block an impending strike - just hours before a deadline.
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The contentious BART negotiations ultimately led to an intervention by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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BART union representatives announced that a strike would be averted for at least seven days.
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The contentious BART negotiations ultimately led to an intervention by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Sunday could be the last day BART trains run in the Bay Area for a while.
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BART managers and union leaders are back at the bargaining table with strike deadline looming.
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BART managers and union leaders are back at the bargaining table with strike deadline looming.
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If BART goes on strike it could negatively impact Bay Area commuters' wallets and businesses' bottom line.
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BART talks continued Friday with unions saying they're optimistic a settlement can be reached.
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With another BART strike on the horizon, one state senator is considering a law to make transit strikes illegal.
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With another BART strike on the horizon, one state senator is considering a law to make transit strikes illegal.
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Union leaders want BART board members to get more involved in the negotiations.
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BART talks continued Friday with unions saying they're optimistic a settlement can be reached.
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If there is a BART strike next week, many people can take advantage of work spaces to avoid getting stuck in traffic.
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If there is a BART strike next week, many people can take advantage of workspaces to avoid getting stuck in traffic.
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There is a lot of pressure coming from San Francisco City Hall for BART and the unions to get a deal done.
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