Thanks to a Seven On Your Side report, Bay Area transit riders no longer have to pay when a thief uses their Clipper card.

With solid rewards for travel and dining purchases, plus a few key perks, the Amex Green Card gets the job done for frequent flyers and foodies—even if it’s unlikely to spark envy.

A one-day Clipper Card outage earlier this month cost BART hundreds of thousands of dollars, KRON4 has learned. According to ...

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A Clipper Card system crash resulted in free rides for those on their morning commute. Many public transit riders across the Bay Area were supposed to see increased fare rates Tuesday. Instead, a ...

Preliminary off-site preparations will begin July 17 and are not expected to impact traffic. However, starting Aug. 4, ...

A system-wide Clipper card outage in the Bay Area allowed commuters to board transit for free, affecting multiple agencies ...

Caltrain will raise its base fare by 25 cents beginning Tuesday, July 1, the agency announced, as part of a broader effort to ...

PUBLIC TRANSPORT AGENCIES across the Bay Area experienced fare payment malfunctions on Tuesday morning following a region-wide malfunction of the Clipper ...

Bay Area commuters received an unexpected gift this morning as an outage in the Clipper Card system gave them free rides on ...