On February 16th, 1918, all the action was west of Twin Peaks.

"We didn't do this for ourselves—I don't want people to come by and be sad," said the store's manager.

Residents and Supervisor Norman Yee said the stop's removal would create hardship for shoppers and commuters.

Despite ongoing protests from Sunset residents, the agency will begin testing the stop's removal next month.

The victim, identified as 69-year-old San Francisco resident Yin Ching Tam, died at the scene.

From a downtown rooftop oasis to a cozy retro den just blocks from the beach, these are the new spots on cocktail aficionados' lips.

Because many drivers don't stop for riders, Muni considers the area one of the most dangerous in the city.

Just two blocks from the beach, this new bar aims to be equal parts neighborhood hangout and upscale cocktail den.

Construction of the new 4-story, 3-unit building will cost $1.8 million.

The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

An entomologist said the bugs are most likely large termites seeking mates.

The spot was formerly home to Hot Pot Garden, which closed down after a catastrophic fire in 2014.

If the pilot isn't successful, Muni will install boarding islands and remove parking spaces along the corridor.