The San Francisco County Transportation Authority, in cooperation with the Bay Area Toll Authority, Caltrans and Treasure Island Development Authority, opened the Vista Point visitor area on Yerba Buena Island on May 2, 2017.
Located at the west end of the Bay Bridge East Span bicycle/pedestrian path, Vista Point boasts a panoramic view of the bay, the East Span and East Bay communities.
The latest Vital Signs update for the San Francisco Bay Area shines a spotlight on key social equity issues across the region, ranging from housing affordability to displacement risk.
After years of struggling to save the money needed to build a 200 million dollar Suicide Deterrent System, there is finally funding to pay for the project. Mark Jones attended the bittersweet ceremoney to mark the beginning of the project.
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, Senator Dianne Feinstein and Elected Officials Participate in Golden Gate Bridge Suicide Deterrent Ceremony at the Golden Gate Bridge
Politicians, community advocates, and transportation agencies came together on April 13, 2017, to commemorate the beginning of construction of the suicide deterrent system on the Golden Gate Bridge.
BART has commissioned artwork from Massachusetts artist Catherine Widgery for the new Warm Springs / South Fremont Station. Her "Sky Cycles" weaves images from differing times of day, times of year, and points of view into large expanses of art glass.
Steady rain failed to dampen enthusiasm among the scores of Bay Area residents who turned out on Friday, March 24 to celebrate the public unveiling of BART’s new Warm Springs/South Fremont station.
The YES Conference is a free, annual event that brings together middle- and high-school students from the nine San Francisco Bay Area counties to discuss solutions to the climate change crisis.
Set to an evocative score, this video soars over, under and around BART's stunning new station at Warm Springs in Fremont, using time-lapse footage to show how the station's unusual design and art will look at various times of day.
Some 500 junior high and high school students from around the region flocked to our offices at the Bay Area Metro Center on the last Saturday in February for the third annual Youth for the Environment and Sustainability (YES) Conference.
