The Central SoMa Plan, which aims to add 8,000 housing units and 33,000 jobs in the neighborhood, is being appealed on public health and safety grounds.

After a year marked by the sudden arrival—and equally sudden ban—of shared electric scooters, two companies are now officially street-legal.

After nearly three years, proposed streetscape and parking changes on Page from Market to Webster streets are ready for final approval.

The move appears to have been voluntary.

Full subway service will resume this Saturday, while the NX-Judah Express line is expected to resume service on Monday.

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The agency erred in its estimate of the soon-to-commence Haight improvement project, and advises locals to expect a two-year, not a one-year horizon.

Riders of Muni metro trains and shuttle buses were met with an especially brutal commute this morning.

Traffic impacts and no-parking zones are set to commence on September 3.

A study suggested the intersection was working acceptably to speed up the 5-Fulton bus line, but neighbors complained of honking.

A pedestrian is killed on Sixth Street roughly every 16 days, on average. A new survey aims to help finalize improvements for pedestrian safety.

Now 10 years from conception to execution, today's ceremony caps months of extensive streetscaping and construction.

Food, art and entertainment were abundant at the grand opening of the long-awaited Salesforce Transit Center and rooftop park.