Reporter

Sarah Wright

Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

News

Those in favor of reopening the Golden Gate Park thoroughfare made their protest loud and clear on Thursday, but the city’s parks and transit boards are sending the proposal to the Board of Supervisors.

Joel Umanzor

Muni shuts down San Francisco’s west side stations due to power outage

San Francisco transit officials have shut down two west side Muni stations Friday evening due to a power outage affecting thousands of customers.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SFMTA set to receive millions from federal infrastructure bill, despite labor ruling

S.F. transit officials breathed a sigh of relief this week, with federal funds expected to come through despite a labor ruling that withholds money from California agencies. 

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Trans sex worker killed client at Crissy Field after dispute over her gender, feds say

Leniyah Butler allegedly killed her john after he took her to a secluded location.

Sarah Holtz

Centuries old SF images reveal fascinating, forgotten stories

Culture

Sifting through archival images from the city’s transit agency, a local history buff has discovered many fascinating and nearly forgotten stories from SF’s past.


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Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

Muni shuts down San Francisco’s west side stations due to power outage

SFMTA set to receive millions from federal infrastructure bill, despite labor ruling

Trans sex worker killed client at Crissy Field after dispute over her gender, feds say

Centuries old SF images reveal fascinating, forgotten stories