The Municipal Transportation Agency (MUNI) is proposing a re-work of transit lines serving the Castro and SF in general.

Some of the commenters in our post regarding the final design for the Castro Street Redesign had some questions for the Planning Department that we could not answer.

Yesterday, the San Francisco Planning Department held their final public meeting to show off the finished designs for the $4 million dollar overhaul of Castro Street.

MUNI has reported the newly adorned 'red lanes', designated MUNI or taxi only, on the highly congested part of  Church Street between Duboce and 16th Streets at the far edge of the Castro District h

If you are curious about what the SF Planning Department has in store for the Castro Street Design Project, you can check out the renderings of the streetscape at the soon-to-be CVS location at 2278

Our pals over at the blog Uptown Almanac report local Dolores Park neighbor, Dr.

In an effort to help Muni traverse the Church / Duboce corridor more efficiently and to help drivers stay out of Muni's way, the SFMTA will be painting the center two lanes going in either direction

The Biscuit wanted to give all neighborhood MUNI riders the heads up on upcoming MUNI service slow down and which lines will be directly effected.

Facebook tipsters Tiger and Richard let us know that there were some missing red tables and chairs from Jane Warner Plaza (17th and Castro in front of Twin Peaks) yesterday.

The Biscuit has been following and posting about the highly anticipated, 4 million dollar, Castro St.

Did you know that soon you'll be able to rent bikes, like the way you rent cars via CityShare, all over San Francisco?

As we posted in December of 2012, Magnet, the Gay/Bisexual mens health center funded by SF AIDS Foundation (SFAF) is looking to expand services and size by taking over the former space occupied by S

Castro Street is set for a major overhaul as we've posted on several occasions in the past months.