Some streetscape project plans may get scrapped due to budget shortfalls.

The news racks that blocked the sidewalks are gone for good ahead of sidewalk demolition.

Uh oh.

The next phase of the long-awaited renovations to our beloved Dolores Park is set to begin January of 2014.

UPDATE from SFMTA (9/16/2013): "The controller box was replaced after the completion of the Church & Duboce Rail Replacement project.

Two weeks ago the city went live with its bike share program.

Now it's even easier for Castro residents to report 311 related issues.

Starting tomorrow, August 28th, the City agency in charge of setting fees at all SF street parking meters, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), has announced a rate changing pilot pr

The Municipal Transportation Agency (MUNI) is proposing a re-work of transit lines serving the Castro and SF in general.

Some of the commenters in our post regarding the final design for the Castro Street Redesign had some questions for the Planning Department that we could not answer.

Yesterday, the San Francisco Planning Department held their final public meeting to show off the finished designs for the $4 million dollar overhaul of Castro Street.

MUNI has reported the newly adorned 'red lanes', designated MUNI or taxi only, on the highly congested part of  Church Street between Duboce and 16th Streets at the far edge of the Castro District h

If you are curious about what the SF Planning Department has in store for the Castro Street Design Project, you can check out the renderings of the streetscape at the soon-to-be CVS location at 2278