SFMTA starts pilot program for Halloween street closures for trick-or-treating
Veronica Macias reports on the SFMTA streamlining the permitting process for Halloween street closures.
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Veronica Macias reports on the SFMTA streamlining the permitting process for Halloween street closures.
San Francisco Muni's recovery from the pandemic downturn has hit another milestone. In September, more than half-million risers used the system every single weekday.
Wilson Walker reports on SF Muni showing substantial recovery of riders since COVID with latest numbers.
A new resolution in San Francisco would amend the transportation code and expand what the city defines as a large recreational vehicle to include mobile homes, box trucks and other large campers.
City officials are mulling over whether to expand the number of no-turn on red intersections across San Francisco.
The SFMTA has killed plans to install a new bike lane in San Francisco's Chinatown due to the objections of some community members.
San Francisco workers represented by the labor union Service Employees International Union Local 1021 voted to ratify three labor contracts with the city, averting a potential strike involving thousands of city workers.
A widely criticized bike lane that runs down the middle of a San Francisco street might be moved less than a year after it was installed.
Mission District merchants have formed Valencia Association of Merchants, Artists, Neighbors and Organizations (VAMANOS) dedicated to fighting a controversial center bike lane on Valencia Street.
Juliette Goodrich reports on West Portal residents and business owners prevailing on the SFMTA to allow more public input on traffic safety plan.
Parking control officers rallied outside San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency headquarters Thursday, fearing for their safety as the city ramps up its crackdown on parking violations.
Wilson Walker reports on the growing debate over planned changes in West Portal that some business owners say could be disastrous.
With Market Street struggling, some are proposing to reverse the ban on private vehicles on the corridor. But SFMTA officials are concerned a change would make the street more dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians.
With Market Street struggling, some businesses are proposing to reverse the ban on private vehicles on the corridor. But SFMTA officials are concerned a change would make the street more dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians. Kenny Choi reports. (4/1/24) Website: http://kpix.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/CBSSanFrancisco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBSSanFrancisco Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kpixtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KPIXtv
The good news is that Muni ridership in San Francisco is up. Passengers on some routes now exceed pre-pandemic levels. The bad news is that Muni anticipates a $12.7 million deficit over the next two years and wants to raise fares.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency first notified riders about a dog on the tracks around 7 p.m. on X.
New Year's Eve partygoers will be able to get around for free Sunday night into Monday morning as multiple Bay Area transit agencies offer complimentary services for the holiday.
For the 24th year in a row, Muni will offer free rides in San Francisco on New Year's Eve to allow for celebratory drinking of alcohol without getting behind the wheel.
Anne Makovec reports on Mission District business owners calling for center bike lanes on Valencia Street removed (12-5-2023)
Transit officials in San Francisco have been doing their best to give the public advance warning about the numerous traffic, parking and transit impacts expected during the APEC conference.
As APEC preparations continue before the international summit being held in San Francisco begins next week, residents and business owners around the Moscone Center are wondering how they'll negotiate the heightened security in their neighborhood.
Jose Martinez reports on how street closures and transit detours during APEC will impact neighborhoods downtown (11-6-2023)
A San Francisco Muni bus fatally struck a pedestrian overnight in the city's Cathedral Hill neighborhood, authorities said.
At least six riders on a San Francisco cable car were taken to hospitals Monday following an incident where the conductor had to use the emergency brake to avoid striking another vehicle.
The SFMTA is offering special Muni service this weekend to accommodate those traveling to and from the waterfront for San Francisco Fleet Week activities through Sunday.
