Hastily thrown together during the pandemic, Slow Streets program now struggles to build support
Rail agency breaks pandemic ridership records, prepares to welcome more passengers
Supporters say fare cuts could increase ridership, help low-income residents
Significant service restoration includes downtown subway tunnels and historic streetcars
Shamann Walton compares accessibilty issues to segregation, likens street closure to ‘1950s South’
It’s a ‘step in the right direction’, some merchants say
Lack of outside visitors threatens to push neighborhood into ‘downward spiral’
MTC says waiting will help build consensus on priorities, increase certainty about future needs
$10.6 million price tag for program raises concerns among transit agency’s board members
Fines and fees hurt low-income, homeless residents, but officials say they are a necessary tool
Bay Area commuter rail systems have been hit hard by loss of riders during pandemic
The SF Examiner recently launched a Q&A series that seeks to connect…
Proposed legislation may not go far enough to preserve accessibility for blind, mobility impaired
Program intended to boost small business could come at a cost for struggling city transit agency
Advocates say ‘one-size-fits-all’ fees and outreach disadvantage vulnerable merchants
Space to provide family programming, safe sidewalks for pedestrians and access to greenery
A driver struck and killed a pedestrian in the Richmond Distrit before…
SFMTA say ‘the end is in sight’ on lengthy construction project
Desire to act quickly wins out, moving sweeping changes in regulations one step closer to approval
Agency’s future could depend on getting riders back on the train
