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BART delays on San Francisco line due to person on tracks at Balboa Park

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — There is major delay on BART’s San Francisco line due to an unauthorized person or persons on the track at the Balboa Park Station Thursday afternoon, according to Bay Area Rapid Transit. The delay is impacting Red Line trains in the SFO, Millbrae, Daly City and East Bay directions.

San Francisco, CA · 6d
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Bay Area Reporter

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Exclusive: SF Castro Muni Station elevator doors finally open to transit riders

Transit riders entering or exiting the Castro Muni Station Thursday morning are in for a surprise. The long-awaited new elevator will finally be in service. The Bay Area Reporter can exclusively report that the four-stop lift is opening its doors to the public as of November 5 when the station opens at 5 a.m. First proposed a decade ago, the project ran into various hurdles, such as being delayed while a total re-envisioning of the subway station’s outdoor areas took place.

San Francisco, CA · 7d
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SFGate

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SF: Muni Records 600,000 Trips On Valkyries Parade Day, Highest Ridership Day Since The Pandemic

Thousands of San Franciscans rode Muni to celebrate Golden State Valkyries' championship parade on Wednesday, making it the system's highest-ridership day since the pandemic. It's the first time that Muni ridership has reached 600,000 trips in a single day since 2020, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. Article...

San Francisco, CA · 6d
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Overnight One Way Traffic Control on Antioch Bridge for Drainage Cleaning Operations

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY— Caltrans maintenance has scheduled one-way traffic control on the Antioch Bridge (SR-160), beginning Friday Nov. 6 from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m., for drainage cleaning. Northbound SR-160 from the Antioch Toll Plaza to the North end of the bridge will be closed beginning at 10 p.m....

Antioch, CA · 9d
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San Francisco Examiner

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SF votes on public transit: Where the races stand

Voters in the Bay Area’s five most-populous counties are shaping the future of mass transit in the region in Tuesday's election. San Francisco voters cast ballots for propositions G and H. The former would re-open a two-mile stretch of Great Highway to vehicle traffic on weekdays , while the latter would create a parcel tax to fund Muni service . City residents also joined voters in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties in deciding whether or not to support a regional sales tax to fund public transportation, in the form of Proposition RTM . There is also a seat up for grabs on the BART board of directors. Here are where races stand as of 8:45 p.m. Tuesday night in preliminary tallies posted by the San Francisco Department of Elections, with 28.8% reporting. Proposition G For the third time, San Francisco voters are answering the question of whether or not to re-open a two-mile portion of what was formerly Great Highway to vehicular traffic. Proposition G qualified for the ballot this summer, after a petition collected more than 15,000 signatures, setting the Election Day stage for whether or not the area between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard

San Francisco, CA · 8d

The 831

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A new UC Davis report warns about El Niño flood risk to Central Coast infrastructure

As California prepares for a historically wet El Niño winter, a new study from the University of California, Davis warns that critical transportation corridors and coastal towns along the Central Coast face elevated risks of severe flooding, sea-level surges, and road failures.

Santa Cruz County, CA · 10d

lavozdeanza.com

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De Anza can’t park

Finding a parking spot at De Anza College can be frustrating during peak class hours. Even after students find an empty space, another challenge remains: getting out of their cars. In tightly packed parking lots, students can find themselves squeezing between cars or dinging car doors. Larger SUVs and trucks...

Cupertino, CA · 9d

CBS Sacramento

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Northbound Highway 99 reopens north of Galt after deadly crash

A deadly crash involving a semi truck closed all lanes on northbound Highway 99 north of Galt, officials said on Thursday.

Galt, CA · 6d

ABC10

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Oil falls below $100 as California drivers wait for gas price relief

California · 7d

ABC10

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California gas prices remain high as oil falls below $100 a barrel

California · 6d

oaklandside.org

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AC Transit union approves deal with agency for higher wages, on-call pay, new safety gear

The union representing AC Transit’s planners, analysts, frontline supervisors and administrators reached a deal with the agency last month on a two-and-a-half year labor term, at an estimated cost of $7.5 million, that will offer increased wages, on-call pay and opportunities for new skills-building. According to a report presented...

Oakland, CA · 9d

cityofnapa.org

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Project Highlight: Lincoln Avenue and Jefferson Street

Two Public Works projects along Lincoln Avenue and Jefferson Street show that impact in practice. Funded by Measure T, the Lincoln Avenue project includes new pavement, safer pedestrian crossings, traffic-calming features, buffered bike lanes, bus stop improvements and additional parking. The work is designed to improve safety and access along an important route to downtown Napa while maintaining connections to nearby businesses and neighborhoods.

Napa, CA · 9d

Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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Transit Saved and Sunset Dunes Forever!

Election results are in. The “blue Tsunami” was realized, finally putting a check on the Trump Administration. Locally, the news was also great, with victories for measures near and dear to urbanists. Here’s a quick rundown of results on the three major urbanist measures in the Bay Area:

San Francisco, CA · 8d

foglinesf.com

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Is SF's Lyft Bike Subscription Worth It?

In July, my sister visited and asked me to show her some of my favorite things to do in San Francisco. We own a couple of bikes, so I suggested we ride bikes through Golden Gate Park to Ocean Beach. She said she didn’t have the energy for a regular bike, but would ride an e-bike. I knew there were some Lyft e-bikes in our neighborhood, but believe it or not, I’d never actually tried them out (or even ridden an e-bike of any kind before) since I already have my own bike.

San Francisco, CA · 8d

tricityvoice.com

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Union City upgrades are on the way

Walking around Union City, passersby may notice some construction near James Logan High School or near BART. On Oct. 27, the city’s public works department announced Capital Improvement project updates to the city council. Some updates include road, transit and city building projects. A part-time bus lane next to...

Union City, CA · 9d

NBC Bay Area

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Bay Area transit agencies add service to get fans to Valkyries' parade in San Francisco

Bay Area transit agencies are preparing for large crowds Wednesday as fans head to San Francisco to celebrate the Golden State Valkyries' historic WNBA championship with a parade at noon. The Valkyries captured their first WNBA championship after defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 of the Finals at...

San Francisco, CA · 9d

richmondconfidential.org

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Richmond bus riders could lose early and late service if transit tax fails

On her way to see a room for rent in Richmond late last year, Lilly Palma waited about 40 minutes for the 71 bus. She crossed the neighborhood off her list. It was “super unwalkable,” Palma said, “and lacked bus stops.”. Service on some of Richmond’s bus...

Richmond, CA · 10d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Disabled vehicle causes Bay Bridge delays during Monday commute

A disabled vehicle on the Bay Bridge was snarling traffic during the Monday morning commute.

San Francisco, CA · 10d

Palo Alto Online

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Mollie Stone’s housing project adds more parking at city’s request

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Palo Alto Councilmember Ed Lauing and Vice Mayor Greer Stone emerged in May from months of negotiations with a developer over a three-tower housing project on California Ave., they acknowledged that the city had little move to maneuver. “We don’t have any leverage...

Palo Alto, CA · 9d

USA TODAY

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Bay Area Transit: Voters approve Prop H and Regional Transit Measure

Bay Area voters chose higher taxes over deep cuts to public transit Tuesday, approving new funding to help address budget shortfalls threatening BART, Muni and other services across the region. The San Francisco Chronicle has called the race. Specifically, Bay Area voters are voting on two tax measures: the Regional Transit Measure and Proposition H , which would provide a new funding source for the Bay Area's largest transit systems, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Caltrain, Muni, and the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District. As of 9:45 p.m., the Regional Transit Measure received 601,093 votes or about 61.3% in support, and 379,350 votes or about 38.7% in opposition. County Yes No Total Votes Alameda 64.9% 35.1% 253,300 Contra Costa 55.9% 44.% 234,015 San Francisco 77.6% 22.5% 144,976 San Mateo 59.5% 40.5% 106,278 Santa Clara 53.8% 46.2% 241,315 As of 9:45 p.m., Prop H had 105,363 votes, or about 72.3%, in support and 40,360 votes, or about 27.7%, in opposition. Why are Bay Area residents voting on Regional Transit Measure and Prop H? For years, the Bay Area's transit systems have seen a sharp decline in daily ridership, largely due to the pandemic. As a result, these transit systems have operated at

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 8d