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Muni officials have one message to people thinking about committing a crime on San Francisco’s public transit system — “you will be caught.” 

A fire in the yet-to-be opened Central Subway in San Francisco has triggered a safety investigation by state regulators and could threaten the already-delayed opening date for the new Muni line until next year, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.

A fire in the yet-to-be opened Central Subway in San Francisco has triggered a safety investigation by state regulators and could threaten the already-delayed opening date for the new Muni line until next year, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit reports. Jaxon Van Derbeken has more.

San Francisco residents who live in the city’s Western Addition, Hayes Valley and Tenderloin neighborhoods celebrated the return of 21-Hayes bus service to Golden Gate Park Saturday, while park visitors took their first spin on adaptive bicycles on car-free John F. Kennedy Drive.

A federal judge in Florida struck down the U.S. government’s mask mandate aboard planes, trains, buses and all other public transportation Monday, saying the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention order exceeds the agency’s authority. Cierra Johnson reports.

A federal judge in Florida struck down the federal mask requirement on planes, and all other public transportation less than a week after the CDC had extended it through March 3. Cheryl Hurd is live at SFO with Bay Area reaction.

A federal judge in Florida voided the national mask mandate covering airplanes, trains, buses and other public transportation Monday. So, what does this mean for Bay Area airports and public transportations? Here’s a breakdown.

A federal judge in Florida struck down the U.S. government’s mask mandate aboard planes, trains, buses and all other types of public transportation Monday, saying the CDC order exceeded their authority.

A federal judge in Florida struck down the government’s mask mandate aboard planes, trains, buses and all other types of public transportation Monday, and people in the Bay Area had mixed reactions. Sergio Quintana reports.

Bay Area transit agencies beefed up security Tuesday following a mass shooting in the New York City subway system. Sergio Quintana reports.

Bay Area officials scheduled to give an update on federal funding for public transportation are now addressing the recent shooting at a New York City subway station. Transit leaders are talking about what and how should security be handled to make commuters feel safe. Cierra Johnson reports.

Bay Area officials and transit agencies react to the shooting at a New York City subway station that left multiple people injured.

City leaders are expected to take a look at federal dollars at work while they tour a San Francisco BART station.

President Biden is expected to announce he’s expanding the availability of the e-85 biofuel during the summer time in an attempt to ease the pain at the pump. Bob Redell reports.