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Muni Reliability Slides as Riders Report Widening Delays
Muni riders across San Francisco are reporting a measurable drop in service reliability in recent weeks, with some commuters adding 40 minutes or…
Mayor's Office Claims $97.7 Million in Savings From Hiring Slowdown Since Lurie Took Office
The Mayor's budget office reported this week that a hiring slowdown since Daniel Lurie took office has produced $97.7 million in savings, with 34…
SFMTA's Temporary Parking Permit Process Leaves Residents Navigating a Paper-and-Office Maze
San Francisco residents seeking temporary residential parking permits for rental or loaner vehicles must travel to SFMTA's office at 11 South Van…
SF Faces Budget Cuts Across $16 Billion in City Spending
San Francisco is entering a budget correction cycle that will touch departments across the city's $16 billion annual budget, with cuts expected to…
SF Streets Draw Complaints Over Crooked, Fading Road Markings
Residents have been raising concerns about the quality of road surface markings across San Francisco, pointing to wavy lines, misaligned stenciling…
Lurie to Release Budget Next Week Facing $600M Deficit, Half Tied to Federal Policy Shifts
Mayor Daniel Lurie will release his first city budget next week, facing a $600 million structural deficit that city officials say would have been…
SFMTA Launches New Study on Central Subway Extension to North Beach
SFMTA has reopened a study examining a possible extension of the Central Subway line to North Beach, with results expected in 2028 — more than a…
Berkeley Closes Its $30M Budget Gap With Layoffs, Shelter Closures — and a November Gamble
Berkeley's City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt a $917 million two-year budget that closes most of a $30 million structural deficit…
VTA Was Warned in 2019. It Didn't Listen. Now a Grand Jury Is Sounding the Same Alarm on a $12.75 Billion BART Extension.
A Santa Clara County civil grand jury has declared that the Valley Transportation Authority has no credible plan to manage the financial risks on its…
BART Just Had Its Best Month Since the Pandemic. It's Also Borrowing $88 Million to Stay Solvent.
In May 2026, BART logged 202,650 average weekday trips — its highest since before the pandemic.