SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin to leave, reflects on tenure
SFMTA Director of Transportation Jeffrey Tumlin announced on Friday he would be stepping down from his position in roughly two weeks.
Could San Francisco's cable cars be suspended due to budget shortfall?
A Muni study suggests, among other things, suspending San Francisco's legendary cable car and historical streetcar service as soon as mid-2025 to help make up part of $300 million shortfall.
Man's leg gets stuck under Muni bus in San Francisco
A person in San Francisco was hospitalized after getting their leg stuck under a city bus wheel Saturday afternoon, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.
Muni bus drivers injured after crash in San Francisco
Two Muni bus drivers were injured in a crash in San Francisco on Wednesday.
Murder charges in drive-by shooting from Muni bus
Murder charges have been filed stemming from a deadly drive-by shooting on a San Francisco Muni bus.
Driver charged with felony vehicular manslaughter in SF crash that killed an entire family
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced four counts of felony vehicular manslaughter charges against the driver who killed an entire family of four in the West Portal neighborhood in March.
San Francisco police announce full deployment for many weekend events
A million people are expected in the city this weekend. In addition to SF Pride, several other events are happening that are likely to keep first responders busy. In front of the Harvey Milk Plaza at Market Street and Castro, city leaders, including the chief of police, came out to discuss safety for this weekend’s events.
Muni releases new limited edition ugly holiday sweater
San Francisco Muni on Tuesday released its first limited-edition ugly holiday sweater.
Man convicted for molesting girl on San Francisco Muni's J-Church train
A man was convicted for molesting a 16-year-old girl last year when she was on her way home from school on the Muni J-Church train, officials say.
1 hospitalized in San Francisco Muni bus crash involving moped
A person was hospitalized Friday after a collision between a San Francisco Muni bus and a moped, authorities said.
San Francisco Muni prepares a fare evasion crackdown
Muni estimates that one in five public transit riders on their system does not pay their fare.
Street safety advocates install traffic signs, later removed by San Francisco crews
A group of safety advocates are on a mission to make the streets of San Francisco safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Parking enforcement clampdown has SFMTA workers worried about safety
Hundreds of Muni parking control officers rallied on Thursday outside the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency over concerns around beefed up enforcement.
Baby assaulted on San Francisco bus, police say
San Francisco police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted an infant on a city bus on Friday, officials said.
Business owner goes on hunger strike over Valencia Street bike lane
A six-month trial of a new bike lane down the middle of San Francisco's Valencia Street is causing pain for businesses and worry for some cyclists as they maneuver in and out of the bike lane into traffic lanes.
Driver hits pedestrian with vehicle, damages San Francisco bus shelter
A pedestrian was injured Saturday afternoon by a vehicle that crashed into a San Francisco bus shelter.
Third person dies in SF West Portal bus stop crash
A third person has died from their injuries after an SUV slammed into a bus stop in San Francisco, police said.
Adult, child killed at San Francisco bus stop
Three people are dead from a fatal crash at a San Francisco bus stop. An infant is currently suffering from life-threatening injuries, according to the San Francisco Police Department.
Businesses in SF's Mission file legal claims over Valencia St. center bike lane
Several business owners in San Francisco's Mission District filed legal claims with the city on Tuesday, saying a center bike lane on Valencia Street as led to a drop in customers - or entire shop closures.
Taraval street and utilities project enrages merchants
For a half-decade, merchants along a stretch of San Francisco's Taraval Street have been suffering under the $90 million L Taraval Project. San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency and its Public Utilities Commission did it to create safer streets for pedestrians, Muni passengers and cyclists.