Justice Department Wheels into Action Against Uber for Alleged Disability Discrimination in San Francisco
The Justice Department is suing Uber for alleged disability discrimination, claiming the company violates the ADA by refusing service to passengers with service animals and those with wheelchairs.
SF Bay Ferry Bolsters Service Amid BART Network Outage Disrupting San Francisco Commute
SF Bay Ferry offers additional services for stranded commuters due to a BART network outage caused by a failed upgrade, while maintaining regular schedules.
San Francisco Lets Waymo and Black Cars Return to Market Street
Waymo robotaxis and a capped number of premium rideshares will be allowed to pick up and drop off on Market Street starting Aug. 26 in a phased, off-peak pilot that city officials say aims to revive downtown but that safety and transit advocates oppose.
Bay Area Commutes Improve as "Big Sync" Streamlines Transit Schedules Across BART, Caltrain, and More
The Bay Area's "Big Sync" project has streamlined transit schedules across multiple agencies, improving transfer times and potentially saving riders up to 20 minutes per trip.
San Francisco's Muni Rolls Out Service Changes to Alleviate Crowding and Improve Connections
Muni in San Francisco is changing bus routes on August 30 and September 2 to alleviate crowding and improve schedules, especially for school and work commuters.
MAP: SF Speed Cameras Stop Playing Nice and Start Hitting Drivers' Wallets
San Francisco's 33 speed cameras stopped issuing warnings today and started hitting drivers with fines up to $500. Critics call it a money grab disguised as public safety, while advocates say it's overdue intervention in a crisis that's killed 367 people since Vision Zero began.
Passengers Encounter Cockroach Issue on Air India Flight from San Francisco to Mumbai, Airline Apologizes and Ensures Strict Hygiene Measures
Cockroaches were found on an Air India flight from San Francisco to Mumbai, causing passenger discomfort. The airline apologized and conducted a deep cleaning in Kolkata.
San Francisco Speed Cameras Shift from Warnings to Fines, Advocating Safety Amid Equity Concerns
San Francisco's speed cameras will start fining drivers with penalties ranging from $50 to $500, following a human review process, to improve traffic safety and reduce speeding.
Tesla Rolls Out Ride-Hailing Service in San Francisco and Austin Amid Regulatory Hurdles for Autonomous Fleet
Tesla launches a ride-hailing service in the San Francisco Bay Area, requiring a human driver, despite earlier autonomous fleet plans, amidst regulatory and safety challenges.
VIDEO: BART's Fleet of the Future Hits Milestone with 1000th Train Car Arrival in Bay Area
BART received its 1,000th Fleet of the Future train car, with rigorous tests required before cars enter service, aiming for project completion by 2026.
Tesla's Bay Area 'Robotaxi' Rollout Has Human Drivers & Is Only For Tesla Employees
Tesla's Bay Area robotaxi launch features human drivers, employee-only rides, and a notable absence of required state permits. The announcement came complete with internal memos and weekend timelines—just no permission from California regulators.
Great Highway Traffic Data Confirms What Your Commute Already Told You: Sunset Dunes Park Implications Tracked
SFMTA's first traffic report since Sunset Dunes opened confirms Chain of Lakes now handles 2,000 extra cars daily, while several predicted traffic disasters simply never showed up.












