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Muni recommits to hybrid coaches as battery-electric pilot wraps up
SFMTA commits to purchasing 94 hybrid coaches alongside plans to buy 18 battery electrics.Read More
L-Taraval reconnects western neighborhoods with refreshed rail service
Merchants, officials and transit riders celebrate the return of Muni Metro service along Taraval.Read More
Sideshows, stunting dirtbikers targeted for enforcement in San Francisco
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is proposing new laws to combat an ongoing issue in the city: vehicle sideshows. Breed last month announced a proposal of new laws to...Read More
San Francisco convenes transit working group to address up to $322 million SFMTA deficit
Cuts to Muni service and programs are among the possibilities to trim the nine-figure deficit by 2027.Read More
Repairs to close Twin Peaks tunnel for eight days
The closure coincides with the first week of classes at San Francisco State University along the M-Ocean View line.Read More
Electrified Caltrain debuts for VIPs, limited public service starts Sunday
Decades of planning and seven years of construction will culminate with a Sept. 21 official launch.Read More
Wheezy, ancient, and booted off ‘floppy disks,’ Muni train control system finally approved for upgrade
The new system, which would support trains above and below ground, could take until 2032 to complete.Read More
‘Watered-down’ West Portal traffic changes approved months after fatal crash
Suite of changes including Muni-only lanes and turn restrictions are labeled 'disappointing' by safety advocates.Read More
West Portal driver charged in crash death of family at bus shelter
Mary Fong Lau, 78, exhibited 'gross negligence' and excessive speed, the DA allegesRead More
SFMTA dumps unpopular Valencia center bike lane
A more traditional side-running bike lane is planned, though concerns about parklets remain. Read More
Folsom Street ‘makeover’ breaks ground, promises safer, more inviting community corridor
Construction will extend through 2026 to reduce traffic lanes and implement safety measures.Read More
After years of mounting deaths, SF police unfurl ‘wave’ of traffic enforcement
Known hotspots for traffic collisions and injuries will be targeted for enforcement.Read More
Muni fares, parking fines set to climb as SFMTA tries to close budget gap
Discounts for paying fares with Clipper will shrink, with parking fines set to increase by 8 percent.Read More
More track work on Taraval project won’t delay finish date, officials say
More work is needed at 46th and Taraval months after first phase of construction was complete.Read More
West Portal community grieves three killed in nightmare bus shelter crash
Three charges of vehicular manslaughter have been filed against the 78-year-old driver allegedly involved in the deadly crash.Read More
As Valencia merchants threaten to sue, center bike lane rolls on
The controversial center bike lane pilot project on Valencia Street will continue for now despite outcry from merchants that the bike lane has hurt businesses throughout the project area...Read More
Free parking, free transit for Chinese New Year parade Saturday
Reporting from CHINATOWN As San Francisco celebrates Lunar New Year and the Year of the Dragon, the city is offering free parking in a Chinatown garage and free transit...Read More
Taraval merchants seek relief as marathon street project drags into third year
Reporting from THE PARKSIDE Business owners on Taraval Street in the Parkside neighborhood are fuming over a transit and underground utilities project that has caused merchants to worry about...Read More
Changes coming to N-Judah Outer Sunset terminal after 15 collisions involving cars
Left turns are being restricted at the intersection of Judah and La Playa, along with other changes to improve safety.Read More
Muni boosts schedules for school-serving routes – but at a cost
Peak hour service will increase on some routes, but service will slow on others.Read More