Starting tomorrow, five routes will begin servicing the new terminal.

The transit agency plans to bring 200 new trains into service over the next decade.

San Francisco's street furniture is about to get a little more futuristic.

The city is expanding pipeline and storage capacity so it can use more recycled water.

The city will appeal a judge's decision blocking enforcement of its coal ban at the Port of Oakland.

Companies offering the vehicles for rent must remove them by June 4 or pay a penalty.

The incident occurred just after 7 a.m., but delays could extend through the morning rush hour.

In addition to street closures, the event impacts area pet shelters and rescue organizations.

Design reviews are scheduled to conclude in summer 2020.

Prepare for large crowds, traffic delays, packed buses, street closures and problematic behavior.

A newly redesigned Harvey Milk Plaza is close to reality.

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.