Mayor Daniel Lurie approved Waymo to map roads around San Francisco International Airport, aiming to improve the transit experience and bolster economic growth.

Treasure Island's Hillcrest Road is getting a $30 million makeover with a dual-lane road, bike lanes, and additional amenities as part of an infrastructural development that includes over 800 new homes focused on affordable housing.

San Francisco's Upper Great Highway is permanently closed to vehicles, transforming into Ocean Beach Park with lookout points and recreational space, despite controversy and legal challenges.

San Francisco's Board of Directors adopted a new Biking and Rolling Plan, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access for cyclists and pedestrians, with community input shaping its development.

Caltrain has implemented an AI-based safety system, RailSentry, at crossings to detect track hazards, starting at Churchill Avenue, after a successful trial in Burlingame.

The Bay Area Air District has launched the Charge! Program, offering grants to increase EV charger availability, aiming for a 90% electric fleet by 2050.

San Francisco is improving traffic and street infrastructure in preparation for converting the Great Highway into a park. The Sunset Boulevard Paving Renovation Project, along with new traffic signals, aims to enhance travel safety and efficiency.

Four SF Central Subway stations on the T Third line will close temporarily from Feb 26 to Mar 14 for maintenance to address water damage at Chinatown-Rose Pak Station.

Construction is set to begin on Valencia Street in San Francisco to replace the center-running bike lane with side-running lanes after feedback to the SFMTA.

BART updates Civic Center Station with a new escalator and Embarcadero Station with a new canopy, despite setbacks from vandalism. Repair costs exceed $500,000.

BART reports a 17% decrease in overall crime in 2024 and an 11% drop in violent crime, attributing the decline to increased police visibility and improved infrastructure.

San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade will feature a drone light show and is accessible via BART, which recommends taking transit to avoid parking issues.

San Francisco's SFMTA faces a severe budget crisis, risking transit service cuts without new funding. A projected $320 million shortfall by July 2026 requires community input and novel revenue streams to maintain vital services.