Recent Streetsblog SF posts about The Streetsie Awards

It’s almost time to say goodbye to 2015, which means we’re about to hand out Streetsies to recognize achievements for walking, biking, and transit in American cities this year. Earlier this month we asked readers for nominations for the Best Urban Street Transformation of the year, and here are the standouts from your submissions. It’s a great batch and […]

Happy New Year! Before we dive into 2015, let’s look back at the best and worst of the year in livable streets with the 2014 SF Streetsie Awards. These are the results from last week’s vote, along with some choice awards from Streetsblog staff. Most Backwards Move by Mayor Ed Lee There are a lot of […]

2014 certainly had its moments and its characters. As we head off for a holiday break, it’s time again to vote for the best and worst in San Francisco transportation in this year’s Streetsie Awards. The polls will be open until Friday at midnight. Streetsblog will be taking a break from publishing for the week, and […]

Today we bring you the second and final round of Streetsblog San Francisco’s 2013 Streetsie Awards, highlighting the best and worst in livable streets from the past year. This round will start out with a focus on the worst. Worst Statement From a City Official As a representative of the San Francisco Police Department, Sergeant Richard […]

Now that the votes are in, it’s time to present the 2013 San Francisco Streetsie Awards, Streetsblog’s recognition of the year’s best and worst in livable streets. A quick reminder — if you still haven’t contributed to Streetsblog’s year-end pledge drive, please make a contribution to keep us going strong in 2014. Support from readers like you […]