Caltrain Delivers Hepcats and Daddy-os to San Jose Jazz Summer Fest
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets Duke Ellington said that “jazz has always been like the kind of a man you wouldn’t want your daughter to associate with.” For those of you […]
Humans of Caltrain: Daniel
What do you like about using your bike to get to and from Caltrain? It’s easier than driving a car, that’s for sure. It saves gas, saves money on the […]
‘Go Fourth’ to great Independence Day Events via Caltrain and SamTrans
By Mahala Herron, @MahalaHerron With the Fourth of July coming up on Wednesday, here are a few fun events for family and friends to enjoy and reach by way of Caltrain […]
Week in Transit: WEKFEST, FILLMORE JAZZ FEST and NEW BUS ROUTES
By Matt Wilson, @wilsonstcomms WEKFEST ROLLS INTO SAN JOSE: The “Dopest Car Show in the Nation” will park itself at the San Jose Convention Center on Sunday, July 1. Billed as the […]
Week in Transit: FANIME in SAN JOSE, CARNAVAL, CARS+COFFEE, RISING SEA LEVELS and GUM TOWN HALLS
By Matt Wilson, @wilsonstcomms FANIME TAKES OVER SAN JOSE: If you don’t associate Memorial Day weekend with Sailor Moon and Pikachu sauntering through the streets, then you probably don’t live […]
Around the Bay in a Single Day Via Public Transit
By Matt Wilson, @WilsonSTComms I didn’t intend to make a full loop around the San Francisco Bay Area a few weeks ago using only public transportation, but I pulled off […]
Week in Transit: U2 IN SJ, CONCERT FOR MOMS, BIKING TO WORK
By Matt Wilson, @wilsonstcomms U2 IN SJ: One of the biggest bands in the world is in the South Bay for two nights, and Caltrain wants to get you to the […]
Take Caltrain to get to SJ Sharks Playoff Hockey Games
By Matt Wilson, @WilsonSTComms The home portion of the San Jose Sharks’ quest to bring the Stanley Cup at long last to Northern California begins Monday, April 16, at SAP […]
Situation Awareness is huge around railroads, according to training
By Matt Wilson, @wilsonstcomms “Situational awareness” is critical around railroad tracks, but the words take on more weight when responding to a dangerous incident in an already dangerous and dynamic environment. […]
Week in Transit: Tony Robbins, The Music Man, and LunaFest
By Matt Wilson, @wilsonstcomms Tony Robbins to be ‘Unleashed’ upon San Jose Tony Robbins, the author, entrepreneur, life coach and man of oh-so-many infomercials of yesteryear will take up residency in San Jose’s […]
Week in Transit: Family Festa, Eat Drink SF, SamTrans Roadeo
By Jessica Loi Celebrate the Culture of Italy: Enjoy all things Italian this weekend at the Italian Family Festa at History Park in San Jose. Organized by the Italian American […]
Week in Transit: Pacifica Castle Opens to Public, Muni Rolls out Bigger Buses
By Will Reisman, @WillReisman Pacifica’s Famous Castle Opens up to the Public: This weekend will offer up the rare opportunity to check out Sam’s Castle, a famous landmark on the […]
Week in Transit:Muni Improvements to 14, Chinese New Year
By Will Reisman, @WillReisman Muni Set To Improve 14-Mission Bus Line: Muni will start a transit improvement project this month that will upgrade street conditions for 2.5 miles on the […]
Weekly Roundup 2-23-15: Tet Festival & Double-Deckers in East Bay?
By Will Reisman, @WillReisman Celebrate Vietnamese Cultural Heritage in San Jose: This year marks a particularly special celebration of Tet—the first day of the Lunar New Year—for the South Bay’s […]
Weekly Roundup: Globetrotters, skating and a mayoral inauguration
By Will Reisman, @WillReisman Golden Gate Bridge To Close This Weekend: Folks gearing up for a trip to wine country or Muir Woods this weekend might want to rethink their […]