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Officials overseeing construction of the new Bay Bridge will give an update today on what is being done to replace the broken bolts.
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Officials overseeing construction of the new Bay Bridge will give an update today on what is being done to replace the broken bolts.
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The bolts raising questions on the Bay Bridge are the same kind of rods used on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
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The bolts raising questions on the Bay Bridge are the same kind of rods used on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.
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A multi-agency strike force launched a surprise sting early Wednesday morning, targeting limos, vans, and buses at SFO.
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A multi-agency strike force launched a surprise sting early Wednesday morning, targeting limos, vans, and buses at SFO.
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Bus shuttles are in place for passengers on Muni's N-Judah and J-Church lines because of a downed wire in SF's Cole Valley.
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While Caltrans considers what to do with a number of broken bolts on the new Bay Bridge, experts weigh in on what should be done.
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Gov. Brown said Monday that he does not know if the Bay Bridge will open over Labor Day weekend because of safety concerns.
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One Connecticut man says it's been "a nightmare" trying to get to New York City on Monday.
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A U.C. Berkeley professor is taking issue with steel tendons on the new Bay Bridge that may be compromised by corrosion.
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A U.C. Berkeley professor is taking issue with steel tendons on the new Bay Bridge that may be compromised by corrosion.
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Officials investigating a train collision in Connecticut are studying a rail fracture where a derailed train was struck by another.
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Starting next month the cost of a San Francisco Municipal Railway pass on riders' Clipper Cards will go up.
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SF police say a 67-year-old woman was punched and thrown to the floor during a robbery on a Muni bus Wednesday night.
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The new $6.3 billion eastern portion of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge still has a fighting chance to open this year.
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The new $6.3 billion eastern portion of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge still has a fighting chance to open this year.
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With the unveiling of 70 new locomotives, Amtrak is hoping to mark a new era of better reliability and better energy efficiency.
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After 32 rods broke on the new Bay Bridge in March, there is now an expanded inspection to look at 2,000 of them.
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Officials say seismic safety bolts on the new span of the Bay Bridge that haven't failed may have to be replaced.
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BART is taking a second look at its emergency preparedness in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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BART is taking a second look at its emergency preparedness in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Officials say seismic safety bolts on the new span of the Bay Bridge that haven't failed may have to be replaced.
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An expert said even more bolts on the new Bay Bridge could snap unless Caltrans identifies the problem soon.
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Caltrans documents show that the agency was worried about the now-broken bolts on the new Bay Bridge long before they actually failed.
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Golden Gate Transit will no longer offer free Wi-Fi service on its fleet of 120 buses.
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Major construction to connect BART to the South Bay is underway in San Jose.
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Catching a cab in San Francisco can be frustrating. A new study recommends that the city put at least 600 more taxis on the streets.
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Documents show the company that made the faulty bolts for the Bay Bridge was flagged years before for shoddy work.
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There could be a problem meeting the Labor Day deadline to open the new Bay Bridge and bad bolts are to blame.
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There could be a problem meeting the Labor Day deadline to open the new Bay Bridge and bad bolts are to blame.
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The Labor Day weekend opening of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge may be delayed due to defective bolts.
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The Labor Day weekend opening of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge may be delayed.
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The National Park Service says it'll be at least until the next rainy season before a section of SF's Presidio Coastal Trail reopens.
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Officials say it will cost $1 million to fix the problems caused when dozens of steel rods broke on a new span of the Bay Bridge.
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The National Park Service says it'll be at least until the next rainy season before a section of SF's Presidio Coastal Trail reopens.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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California law enforcement agencies are backing a new bill that would strengthen rules about driving under the influence of drugs.
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It's not clear how much it will cost or how long it will take to fix the defective bolts on the new Bay Bridge.
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It's not clear how much it will cost or how long it will take to fix the defective bolts on the new Bay Bridge.
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History was made in San Francisco Wednesday as officials broke ground on what's expected to be the tallest skyscraper on the West Coast.
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Caltrans is meeting to discuss the safety of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge after 30 giant metal bolts snapped and broke.
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Caltrans is considering replacing every bolt on the new Bay Bridge after at least 30 of them snapped.
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With many students on spring break this week, SF Municipal Railway is also taking a break with reduced service on a dozen lines.
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Northbound Interstate 880 between Hegenberger Road and 98th Avenue will be closed overnight this Sunday.
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Traffic is now moving smoothly, but that wasn't the case Friday morning when a rockslide sent boulders tumbling onto Hwy 101.
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Traffic is now moving smoothly, but that wasn't the case Friday morning when a rockslide sent boulders tumbling onto Hwy 101.
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Northbound Interstate 880 between Hegenberger Road and 98th Avenue will be closed overnight this Sunday.
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Falling boulders brought the morning commute to a screeching halt when they came crashing down onto Highway 101 in Sausalito.
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ABC7 News has an exclusive look at San Mateo County's crackdown on distracted drivers and the dangers pedestrians face.
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