Waymos Will Be Allowed on 'Car-Free' Market Street in Mayor's Downtown Revitalization Plan
Waymo's self-driving cars will begin transporting passengers on San Francisco's Market Street, a plan of Mayor Daniel Lurie to revitalize the area. Critics raise safety and traffic concerns.
Bay Area's MTC Seeks Key Amendments to SB 63 for Potential Transit Tax Measure on 2026 Ballot
MTC seeks amendments to SB 63 to enable a Bay Area transit tax measure and outlines advocacy principles such as simple tax cap, majority passage, transparency, and service cuts prevention.
San Francisco Celebrates Muni Ridership Recovery to 75% of Pre-Pandemic Levels
San Francisco's Muni public transit ridership has rebounded to 75% of pre-pandemic levels, with an increase in trips and a focus on service improvements. The network faces budget challenges but is preparing for future demand.
San Francisco International Airport Awarded 2025 CIO 100 for Groundbreaking "SFOCite" Mobile App
SFO recognized with a 2025 CIO 100 award for creating an app, SFOCite, that improves ground transportation enforcement, leading to a 30% increase in field investigator time.
Bay Area Senators Introduce "Connect Bay Area Act" to Rescue Local Transit Systems from Looming Service Cuts
California State Senators Wiener and ArreguĂn introduce SB63, a bill proposing a sales tax to fund Bay Area public transit, avoiding service cuts and traffic congestion.
BART Balances Budget Deficit for FY26 While Seeking Long-Term Funding Solutions
BART balanced its projected $35 million FY26 budget deficit, enforcing a hiring freeze and implementing cost-saving measures, while warning of future structural deficits.
NTSB Report Raises Concerns Over Potential Collapse Risk for Golden Gate and Other Bay Area Bridges
NTSB report raises concerns about the risk of collapse for six Bay Area bridges, including the Golden Gate Bridge, if struck by vessels, noting a lack of current risk assessments.
San Francisco Activates First Wave of Speed Cameras to Enhance Road Safety
San Francisco has initiated its automated speed enforcement program with the first 12 speed cameras operational, imposing fines for drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 mph or more, with a two-month warning period before fines are active.
San Francisco International Airport Launches Free Remote Bag Check Service to Streamline Travel
SFO has initiated a free Remote Bag Check service to ease travel and reduce check-in congestion, handling over 15,000 bags since its November 2024 launch.
Waymo Granted Permission to Map SFO for Autonomous Vehicle Integration, Mayor Daniel Lurie Champions Transit Innovation
Mayor Daniel Lurie approved Waymo to map roads around San Francisco International Airport, aiming to improve the transit experience and bolster economic growth.
San Francisco's Treasure Island Undergoes Sustainable Transformation with Hillcrest Road Project and New Housing Plan
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 Closed Permanently, Transformation into Ocean Beach Park Begins Amid Legal Pushback
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.