Richmond supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer has called for funding for a transit study on the impact of a BART line to the neighborhood.

58% of residents who responded to an SFMTA survey voted for a residential permit parking program for their neighborhood.

A similar fare hike went into effect in January.

The proposal is likely to contribute to an increasingly contentious relationship between Uber and the city.

The work on Crossover Drive takes place as the city strives to bring residents safer roads.

Although the plan was announced 10 years ago, Yee wants the agency to address residents' concerns about the new water blend.

The decision—which contradicts what the administration said less than seven days ago—has been well received in the Bay Area.

Good: knowing when the next bus arrives. Better: knowing if it's too crowded to board.

SFMTA is trying to spend bond money faster by redirecting the money to shovel-ready projects.

To reduce traffic congestion and minimize double parking, the city wants to see exactly where ride-hailing vehicles drive.

Due to widespread opposition, it would be nearly impossible to pass the bill today, said one of its sponsors.

"Our laws should encourage safe and reasonable bicycling habits," said Sen. Scott Weiner, the bill's co-author.

If Supervisors don't approve the extension, Muni riders would lose access to the prediction service in July.