Ride share drivers, other gig economy workers, and their supporters staged a rally at Uber’s downtown San Francisco offices.
The landmark legislation changes everything and nothing at the same time for gig workers and beyond.
The measure has just enough votes to place a tax on rideshare rides to kick more money into public transportation.
Voters weigh $600 million for low-and middle-income residents, plus housing its educators.
The festival is expected to draw 225,000 people and a whole lot of congestion — here’s how to avoid getting caught in it.
Bird acquires Scoot — who have a permit to operate in San Francisco — in an apparently successful move to skirt the city’s strict scooter code.
Rideshare pickups for domestic fliers at SFO will move to a parking garage to reduce congestion. Unsurprisingly, Uber and Lyft are not fans.
