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.
Passengers jump off runaway Muni bus in Daly City: Firsthand account
Passengers onboard a runaway Muni bus jumped off in fear of their lives in Daly City on Thursday.
Man arrested on suspicion of elder abuse for attack on Muni bus in September
A man has been arrested on suspicion of elder abuse and assault for allegedly attacking a 76-year-old woman as she was trying to board a Muni bus in September, San Francisco police said Friday.
Fed up with Valencia bike lanes, business owners look at breaking up SFMTA
SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin said the bike lane is a work in progress and that the SFMTA is committed to finding a balance to keep cyclists safe and businesses healthy. Critics are looking at breaking up the SFMTA.
Muni, BART to receive majority stake in Bay Area transit funding
Just two local transit agencies will receive 85 percent of the entire Bay Area's state and regional transit agencies bailout money, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
APEC conference creates an opportunity for BART, Muni to regain riders
As APEC descends on San Francisco, it marks a Super Bowl of sorts for Bay Area public transit agencies.
Candy store owner, employee and customer attacked at San Francisco store
A San Francisco business owner is expressing frustration after a frightening attack at her West Portal store late Wednesday afternoon.
Muni to reroute buses for lowrider car show Saturday evening
Several San Francisco bus routes will be rerouted Saturday afternoon to make room for San Francisco Lowrider Council's car show and cruise along Mission Street.
Bill proposing Bay Area bridge toll increase for public transit paused
A bill proposing a temporary toll increase for Bay Area bridges to fund public transportation has been shelved, its authoring legislators said Monday.
SF DA Jenkins focuses on Mission-Dolores 'Hill Bomb' event vandals, misdemeanor citations discharged
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins says she is focusing on holding alleged vandals and those who committed property crimes accountable from the Mission-Dolores ‘Hill Bomb’ event that took place July 8.
Backlash against SFPD response to 'hill bomb' skateboard event continues, body-cam footage released
Demonstrators held a rally at San Francisco City Hall ahead of Wednesday's Police Commission meeting where the police response to the Dolores 'hill bomb' skating event were discussed. Police released body-cam footage at the meeting.
Outside Lands organizers propose free San Francisco concert series
The company that annually organizes the gigantic Outside Lands music festival has proposed a free San Francisco concert series at outdoor downtown areas.
Muni bus involved in crash on Bay Bridge causing major backup
Vehicles are bumper to bumper on the westbound lanes of the Bay Bridge Tuesday night after a Muni bus was involved in a collision with a vehicle and the vehicle rolled over, officials say.
BART says it needs state funding to stay afloat
BART and Muni say they are on a "fiscal cliff" and are asking for financial aid from the state to fund operations.
18-year-old arrested in stabbing on Muni bus
A man was detained after allegedly stabbing another man on a Muni bus in San Francisco's Excelsior District on Wednesday evening, according to police.
California's struggling transit agencies approaching a financial cliff
Due to continuing low ridership, the finances for mass transit systems across the state are so bad, select Senate committees are looking into how, if, and when we can keep them from falling of a financial cliff.
San Francisco Muni working to silence squeaky trains
San Francisco's Muni says it is working to quiet trains down after this year's rainy winter. Neighbors near Ocean Beach say the trains started making a squealing noise following this year's wet winter weather.
4/20, Warriors and Giants games: SFPD, transit agencies say they're ready
4/20. Warriors and Giants at home.