San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell announced a $800,000 funding boost in the upcoming budget for the Adult Probation Department.
The mayor’s appearance once a month to answer city policy questions from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors could get…
A proposal to increase funding for street cleaning services by San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim was rejected by the Board…
Muni riders and tourists could soon have to prepay before boarding San Francisco's iconic cable cars.
San Francisco Supervisor and mayoral candidate Jane Kim unveiled her plans on Wednesday to clean up the streets if voters…
Transit officials may consider changes to push Muni riders and tourists towards paying for fares in advance.
The minimum wage for workers in California is going up on New Year's Day, though wages in at least some…
Following a vote by the San Francisco Police Commission in support of arming police with Tasers, the police union is…
San Francisco police commissioners voted 4-3 late Friday night in support of a plan to arm all city police officers…
San Francisco officials celebrated the completion on the second phase of the $551 million Moscone Convention Center expansion.
The responsibility of taking care of San Francisco’s thousands of street trees is now heading back to The City.
The San Francisco Superior Court announced Monday that it will furlough staff and cut office hours for clerk offices.
BART officials on Wednesday said the transit agency has completed installing security cameras on all of its train cars.
BART riders who buy magnetic paper tickets from station vending machines may want to start using a Clipper card.
Muni riders who have already purchased a monthly Muni Fast Pass for July may have noticed a bump in price.
The San Francisco Public Library is adding an additional day of service at nine library branches.
A San Francisco childcare advocate Friday called for a $10 million increase in the city's budget for early care and…
BART is taking steps to crackdown on fare cheats who have costed the transit agency millions in lost revenue.
BART's Board of Directors can breathe a bit easier at least for the next fiscal year that begins on July…
San Francisco’s top transportation official is taking the blame for not spending enough funds from a voter-approved bond.
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