With the underground phase of the project nearly done, crews are moving on to sidewalk bulb-outs, traffic signals and landscaping.

Despite the recent passage of a law requiring SF businesses to accept cash, Muni is set to raise fares on riders who pay cash on July 1.

The city is hosting an open house to share its plans for totally revamping 2.2 miles of Market Street, including closing it to private cars.

Neighbors are invited to give feedback on the proposal at an open house next week.

After installing a three-block protected bikeway on Valencia Street from Market to 15th streets earlier this year, city agencies are keeping the momentum going.

As another posthumous safety improvement is added, pedestrian advocates are calling on the city to be "proactive, not reactive."

It won't be the last bus substitution for the T-Third line this year.

The first phase of the infrastructure project is almost done — on schedule, no less.

The annual pot holiday will hit Golden Gate Park and the Haight on a Saturday this year, causing larger crowds. Here's what you need to know.

The changes are intended to reduce delays in the Tenderloin and Nob Hill, where the bus line often gets bogged down.

While progress is being made on construction, the Transit Center is still months away from reopening.

After being struck and damaged by two trucks over the course of five weeks, the tree has been removed.

Riders will have to transfer from trains to buses, and vice versa, at Carl and Cole streets.