Bay Area transit is in trouble. Could a proposed tax solve financial woes?

The state recently approved an emergency loan to financially-distressed Bay Area transit agencies, but the loan doesn’t solve long-term funding woes. A proposed regional sales tax measure could help - but only if it gets placed on the ballot and is approved by voters.

Sustainable Communities Strategies get transit perspective in plans for action

The Newsom Administration has convened a task force to make progress on a decades-long policy that has not delivered much measurable long-term reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled

On Board With... April Chan

Transit California interviewed April Chan, GM/CEO San Mateo County Transit District, the Executive Director of the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, and the Vice Chair of the Association’s Executive Committee.

Member News Library - February 2026

Crime on BART drops; BART honors engineers; OCTA Honors Outstanding Employees; Santa Cruz METRO Launches Free Microtransit Pilot Shuttle; SunLine Transit Agency Celebrates Transit Equity Day; SF Bay Ferry ridership booms; Congress Approves $94 Million in Mobility-Related Funding for 2028 Olympics and Paralympics; SamTrans celebrates 50 years.

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