SFMTA is rethinking plans to add bus lanes down the center of Geary Boulevard — as well as its approach to building transit infrastructure.
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As San Francisco ponders the future of JFK Drive and the Great Highway, New Yorkers say banishing cars from their parks was worth it.
A rundown of the projects currently on the table and where they stand today.
Planners have plans to build an epic rail network across the ‘mega-region’ in 20 years. Here’s how it could actually happen:
Democratic infighting has stalled a number of Bernie-esque policies, but California’s proposed budget is packed with goodies for progressives.
While San Francisco largely managed to keep coronavirus under control, overdose deaths in the city, many attributed to fentanyl, have skyrocketed.
The San Francisco Symphony will host indoor performances at Davies Symphony Hall every Thursday and Friday in May and June.
A wide-ranging poll explores how people’s views on commuting, housing, and other topics have shifted since the pandemic.
When the city reaches yellow tier, all businesses and activities will be allowed to reopen at limited capacity.
Masks are still required for indoor public spaces, and large outdoor gatherings.