Business Editor

Kevin Truong

46% of BART riders say they witnessed crime in the system, poll shows

News

Boosting ridership is key as the system rushes headlong into a fiscal cliff as federal relief funds expire.

BART edges closer to fiscal disaster as it hopes for a savior

BART financial planners say federal funding will run out in less than two years, forcing cuts and possible fare increases. 


News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

We rode San Francisco’s first driverless bus. It was jarring—and not exactly driverless

‘The Loop’ is a pilot autonomous bus program available free of charge on Treasure Island. But riding it was not the most pleasant experience.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Supes roundup: Working toward San Francisco’s recovery

Politics

Mayor Breed and the Board of Supervisors mulled strategies for emerging from the city’s drug and economic quandaries.


Reporter

Sarah Wright

Muni is getting in the housing game. Will the politics of affordability kill its plans?

A Potrero Yard housing project may be the first of many as the struggling agency eyes the real estate business. But housing politics could make or break Muni’s plan.

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46% of BART riders say they witnessed crime in the system, poll shows

BART edges closer to fiscal disaster as it hopes for a savior

We rode San Francisco’s first driverless bus. It was jarring—and not exactly driverless

Supes roundup: Working toward San Francisco’s recovery

Muni is getting in the housing game. Will the politics of affordability kill its plans?