San Francisco streetcars return but iconic cable cars remain parked
San Francisco’s iconic cable cars remain sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic but officials said Friday the city’s historic streetcars will start rolling again this weekend.
Mayor London Breed celebrates the return of the F-Line and Muni Metro service
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and officials with the SFMTA gathered Friday to bring back the long-awaited F-Line and Muni subway service.
SF Muni to resume Subway service starting on May 15 for first time since August attempt
City officials on Friday announced the return of subway rail service along San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's K-Ingleside and N-Judah lines beginning next month.
MTC launches Clipper card mobile app with Apple Pay compatibility
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission launched a mobile Clipper card app this week and made the transit-fare payment system available on iPhone and Apple Watch via Apple Pay.
San Francisco supervisors propose free Muni program to boost ridership
San Francisco is a city that has long relied on public transit to get people to work, school, and generally out and about. Now two supervisors want to make Muni free as part of a $10 million pilot program, paid for with stimulus funds.
SF supervisors proposed 'Free Muni' pilot program to encourage ridership as city reopens
Two San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday proposed legislation to fund a three-month pilot program providing free public transit to boost San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency ridership, which plummeted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco police seek suspect involved in Muni bus assault that left victim with brain injury
Police are asking for the public's help to find two people connected to an assault more than five months ago on a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus that left a man with a traumatic brain injury.
SFPD arrest suspect in violent separate attacks on 2 men
San Francisco police have arrested a man they say is responsible for two violent unprovoked, aggravated assaults on Monday.
San Francisco Muni operator dies of coronavirus
The Muni operator is not being identified. But the SFMTA says he had been on long-term leave for a while, so he didn't come into contact with any passengers or co-workers.
MUNI operator dies of coronavirus complications
The man has not been identified.
Bicyclist hospitalized after collision with MUNI bus in San Francisco
he collision briefly caused buses to be rerouted.
SFMTA announces Muni light rail system won't reopen until next year
Electrical splices failed last week, causing a system-wide meltdown.
MUNI lightrail won't be back online until next year
Rob Roth reports.
MUNI operator dies after falling ill and crashing into parked cars
No one was on the train at the time of the crash.
MUNI driver dies after falling ill, crashing into parked cars
Antonio Cahilig was headed northbound on Noe Street when he fell severely ill and crashed into parked cars.
Muni Meltdown: After a five month hiatus due to pandemic, metro service fails
Muni trains were again sitting idle Tuesday. The entire light rail system is now out of service just three days after finally resuming operation.
Muni shuts down light rail service again starting today
Muni rail service is shutting down in San Francisco again for the next several weeks starting Tuesday, three days after it resumed following five months of being suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bay Area’s public transit agencies say they’re safe in the COVID era
Transit agencies from around the Bay Area are highlighting the steps they are taking to make sure trains and buses are sanitized and ready for when passengers return. Those agencies are taking steps they say are necessary for their survival.
SFPD: Victim in San Francisco SoMa shooting dies, suspect in custody
Police say the suspect was taken into custody after they set up a perimeter around a parking garage.
Bay Area transit agencies in danger of failing without funding from Congress
Public transportation agencies around the Bay Area, along with their counterparts across the country say they have been devastated economically by COVID-19.