SF Transit Director Wants Future Muni Travel Times Cut In Half
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Director Ed Reiskin said the 50 year plan is ambitious, but is necessary to accommodate for the expected growth in population.
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Director Ed Reiskin said the 50 year plan is ambitious, but is necessary to accommodate for the expected growth in population.
Gov. Jerry Brown doesn't appear to be losing any sleep over the cracked bolts on the unopened new eastern span of the Bay Bridge, telling reporters 'Look, sh*t happens."
While the cause of Saturday night's fatal limousine fire on the San Mateo Bridge remains under investigation, questions are now being raised over how the limo industry is regulated.
Federal land managers are postponing all oil and gas lease auctions in California until October, citing budget problems and low staffing, and the toll of environmental litigation.
Supervisor David Campos said he has abandoned the idea of putting a ballot measure on the city ballot asking voters to approve the name change he proposed in January.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised Tuesday to make a decision about its ongoing defense of the city's cell phone disclosure law.
California's highest court has ruled that local governments have legal authority to ban storefront pot shops within their borders.
The updated design includes increased open space areas and access from the Bay. The design also calls for a reduction in parking spots and less retail space than what was initially proposed.
The future of holding Super Bowl L (50) in South Florida appeared "dead" Friday after the Florida Legislature adjourned for their current session after failing to take up a state funding bill for the renovation of Sun Life Stadium.
Following the deadly bombings at the Boston Marathon last month, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors held a hearing this week to review security plans for the large-scale events planned over the next several months in the city.
The state Senate has passed a bill that would allow parents to remove their children's personal information from social networking sites.
Following the defeat of Proposition 37 last November, Sen. Barbara Boxer is proposing federal legislation that would require labeling for genetically-modified foods nationwide.
The board overseeing California's high-speed rail project has voted to give its largest private contractor another $96 million and two more years to perform architectural and engineering work, but warned that it will exercise rigorous oversight.
Legislation co-authored by a Sacramento mother whose son committed suicide because of peer abuse would establish the California Bullying Hotline.
Several San Jose landlords who own properties where medical marijuana dispensaries are located are being threatened with property forfeiture.
