Workers reportedly used a lower grade of steel than the contract specified.

The high-traffic junction at Oak and Shrader has new curbs and a smooth surface.

Last year, activists representing seniors and the disabled asked SFMTA to make the change.

Duboce Triangle residents spoke, and the transit agency listened.

The city needs a comprehensive strategy for scooters, drones, bike rentals, and ride-hailing, a report concludes.

The new trash cans contain compactors and send a message when they're ready to be emptied.

Thanks to contracting delays, a five-year plan is 18 months behind schedule.

Other improvements in the area include high-visibility crosswalks and painted safety zones.

Mobility is adding 250 e-bikes to its citywide fleet that have a max speed of 18 mph.

The temporary closure is intended to improve public space and traffic safety in Hayes Valley.

New rules would allow the city to impound any unpermitted scooters left in the public right-of-way.

New regulations have been proposed to address concerns about dockless electric scooters.

Terminal 1 will be renamed after the first openly gay Californian elected to office in a major city.