The e-bikes have a top speed of 18 miles per hour and can be accessed with a Clipper card.

Last year saw the fewest traffic deaths since record-keeping began in 1915.

The massive space once hosted conventions, but now, it's a 90,000 square-foot storage room.

Customers will be able to access e-bikes through the same app used for renting scooters.

The work is part of a project that's replacing sewer mains between Haight and Frederick streets.

Muni and Caltrain are free; BART will still charge riders, but service is extended until 3am.

To close out the year, we've asked contributors to select their favorite stories of 2017.

Notice of the tentative approval was posted on-site, with forms detailing how to submit a protest to the city.

The Central Subway's main contractor says the $1.6 billion project is now three years behind its original schedule.

The transit agency will start installing "smart meters" early next year.

Automated couriers will be restricted to 761 square blocks, mostly in eastern neighborhoods.

Supervisor Jeff Sheehy and State Senator Scott Wiener joined activists in calling for the installation of the bike lane.

Drivers may see parking rates surge in the city's busiest areas.