Oakland's Jerk'n It, a Guyanese oxtail specialist, is one of the informal market's many success stories.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills regulating the most dangerous devices, and allowing a pilot ban on youth e-bike riding in San Mateo County.

Electric kitchen conversions are expensive, but as California weans itself off fossil fuels, these chefs say it’s good for food quality, climate and health.

We’ll talk about how we got here and the future of public transit with – or without – these funds.

The new findings show that reduced public transit service and station closures would affect traffic and quality of life throughout the region.

A faulty cable and an aging substation were responsible for a substation fire that caused major delays through Thursday morning.

The next-generation fare gates have also improved reliability and added revenue, but the agency still faces challenges with fare evasion.

KQED’s Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman joins us to talk about his investigation into what went wrong.

An analysis of internal emails and other records by KQED found that problems with Clipper 2.0 persisted long before its bungled rollout late last year.

A new law lets the city reduce speed limits in school zones to 15 or 20 miles per hour, as public schools are set to resume instruction on Monday.

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VTA has long relied on sales taxes, not fares, to fund its operations. San José’s Mayor says this should be a wake-up call for the agency to generate more money from fares.

Beyond problems with public transit and gridlock traffic, the city failed to provide enough restrooms for the flood of people that came to see the special fireworks show.

The Committee for Affordable Bay Area Transit says transit agencies should reallocate funding from other projects before seeking additional money from taxpayers.

The website assigns digital instruments to Muni’s real-time vehicle data, allowing listeners to experience San Francisco’s public transit system as a sonic whole.

A federal judge sentenced the CEO and founder of Done Global, a Bay Area-based digital health company, to 72 months in prison for fraudulently distributing stimulants via her telehealth company.

Fans gathered outside the stadium in Santa Clara and at watch parties in San Francisco to watch the game.

The Stronger Muni For All campaign announced Tuesday that it had submitted enough valid signatures to qualify the parcel tax measure for the November ballot.

The website assigns digital instruments to Muni’s real-time vehicle data, allowing listeners to experience San Francisco’s public transit system as a sonic whole.

Bay Area public transit agencies are offering extended schedules, increased frequency and discounted fare passes for soccer fans to get to World Cup matches at Levi’s Stadium.

A 27-hour Clipper outage last month brought down BART ticket vending machines and caused delays at fare gates.

Amid uncertainty in the race for California governor, Democratic voters are lagging in early voting compared with the 2022 primary, while Republicans have so far cast ballots in greater numbers.

County officials said they weren’t notified when the U.S. government purchased a swath of land near Gilroy to build an immigration detention center.

A hacker group called ShinyHunters is claiming responsibility for the attack that brought down Canvas and is demanding a ransom to prevent the release of data.

BART, Muni and Caltrain report major increases in ridership this spring. The agencies say that’s due to nice weather, better service and the Ohtani Effect, among other reasons.