Skip to Content
Streetsblog San Francisco home
Streetsblog San Francisco home
Log In
    • Cyclist Acquitted on DA's Charges for Hitting Woman (KTVU); SFBG: Do Charges Show Gascón's Bias?
    • SF Chronicle's John King: Car-Free Weekend on Lombard St Went Smoothly; CBS: It Was "Chaos"
    • C.W. Nevius on the Push to End Free Disabled Parking Placards (SFGate); Wiener Opposes it (CBS)
    • More on the SFpark Pilot Report and Plans for Expansion (SFGate)
    • SFMTA Board Expected to Approve First Round of On-Street Car-Share Parking Spots Tomorrow (SFBay)
    • SFMTA Hearing on Private Shuttle Regulations Draws Supporters, Tech Bus Haters (NBC, ABC 12)
    • Genentech's Shuttle Operator Asked SFBC to Teach Their Drivers About Bike Safety (SF Weekly)
    • Bay Area Bike Share: The Latest Fashion Accessory (Mission Mission)
    • Community Meeting on Art Installations for Masonic Ave Redesign Planned Thursday (Hoodline)
    • Berkeley Considers Adding Climate Change Warning Stickers to Gas Pumps (Oakland Tribune)
    • Silicon Valley Companies Trying to Design New Car Tech That Doesn't Distract Drivers (ABC)
    • CAHSRA and Amtrak Ditch Joint Bid for Money-Saving Train Manufacturer Contract (CBS)

More headlines at Streetsblog USA

Stay in touch

Sign up for our free newsletter

More from Streetsblog San Francisco

Op-Ed: It’s Time to Extend the Central Subway to North Beach

There are abandoned tunnels under Stockton Street: here’s how they could transform San Francisco’s subway system.

May 8, 2025

Talking Headways Podcast: ‘Normal’ is Not Correct, Someone Died Here

After a crash, the debris is quickly cleaned up and everyone moves on (usually too quickly). But these two experts are asking us to all slow down.

May 8, 2025

LA Metro Names Former SFPD Chief Bill Scott as Chief of Police

Chief Scott and Metro leadership emphasized that keeping Metro transit safe would require a multi-faceted approach that included the deployment of officers as well as collaboration with the community, ambassadors, and service providers. "Sometimes enforcement is the answer," Scott said. "Sometimes it's not."

May 7, 2025
See all posts