Justine Waldman

1 month ago | kron4.com | Justine Waldman

(KRON) — The SMART Train, serving the Sonoma-Marin area, is experiencing a 40% increase in ridership compared to pre-pandemic levels, according to General Manager Eddie Cummings. The SMART train offers diverse transit options for commuters, seniors, and youth, with stops from Larkspur to Santa Rosa and plans to extend service to Windsor by the end of the month. “Our ridership has well above pre-pandemic levels, about 40% above pre-pandemic,” said Cummings, speaking to KRON4’s Justine Waldman.

1 month ago | kron4.com | Justine Waldman

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1 month ago | yahoo.com | Justine Waldman

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — BART experienced a system shutdown last Friday morning, leaving commuters stranded for several hours due to a communication failure between devices. The shutdown lasted for four hours, affecting service across the Bay Area. BART officials have identified the devices involved and are investigating why redundant systems failed to prevent the outage.

Feb 24, 2025 | kron4.com | Justine Waldman |Tor Smith

(KRON) — “Wu-Tang is forever,” but the Wu-Tang Clan’s touring days are coming to an end. The iconic hip-hop group is making one last stop at San Francisco’s Chase Center this summer as part of its last tour, called “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber.”Photo: The Wu-Tang Clan performs. Wu-Tang Clan will be stopping in San Francisco on June 24 where they will be joined by their opening act, Run The Jewels.

Feb 21, 2025 | kron4.com | Justine Waldman

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A new app called Death Clock uses artificial intelligence to predict users’ life expectancy by analyzing lifestyle factors. The Death Clock app, founded by Brian France, estimates the date of death based on responses to 29 questions about diet, exercise, sleep, and family history. The app aims to help users understand their potential lifespan and encourage healthier living.