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Union Calls BART's Safety and Security Into Question
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 wants an independent inquiry into BART's management following recent security and system problems.

Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 wants an independent inquiry into BART's management following recent security and system problems.

Four San Francisco stations were closed because of protesting, but service remained on time in Berkeley.
After years of restaurant work, Humberto Molina decided to become his own boss and opened a family-owned taqueria in Downtown Berkeley.
Today's question: What is the relationship between the Berkeley Police, the University Police and the BART Police?
"DREAM" riders embarked on a ten day, 540 mile journey from UC Berkeley to UCLA on Friday, in support of the California DREAM Act and to raise scholarship money for undocumented students.
Conny Bleul-Gohlke has painted almost every surface at the Cal Sailing Club.
Bay Area Green Tours visits local green businesses to educate participants about everything from agriculture to electric cars.
On Monday night from around 7:30 to 9:52 p.m., BART service was affected by a router problem in its Operations Control Center.
North Berkeley resident Amalia Mourad, 18, is using bake sales to fundraise for college.
Show the event flier at the Saturn Café on Wednesday, and it will donate 10 percent of its profits from your meal to Planned Parenthood.
On Monday night from around 7:30 to 9:52 p.m., BART service was affected by a router problem in its Operations Control Center.
On Monday night from around 7:30 to 9:52 p.m., BART service was affected by a router problem in its Operations Control Center.
Unattended bikes and bikes without U-locks are most likely to become the victims of theft.
This truck belongs to Michael Parayno's birdhouse business on Sacramento Street.
Families of Bay Area men missing after their boat capsized in the Sea of Cortez on the July Fourth weekend will be at Todos Santos Thursday to raise funds for search efforts.
Berkeley resident Brian Wong is among the seven men still missing after their boat capsized in the Sea of Cortez July Fourth weekend. "Find Our Fathers" hopes to bring the men home.
At Ashby station, BART police officers gave out knickknacks and offered to answer the public's questions.
The group protects its community park and looks out for its neighbors.
Shells, real skeletons, stuffed mammals and creepy crawlies inhabit this natural history store on Solano Avenue.
Did you miss the kites at the marina Saturday? Here they are!