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Government

San Francisco un-suspends thousands of driver’s licenses

San Francisco Superior Court has finally cleared a backlog of 88,000 suspended driver’s licenses for failure to appear in traffic court.

By Jerold ChinnApril 16, 20190

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News

Hundreds more electric scooters could soon land on SF streets

More electric scooters could soon be on the way onto San Francisco streets if certain conditions are met.

By Jerold ChinnApril 16, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

News

San Francisco trains more motorcycle officers for traffic enforcement

San Francisco is deploying more motorcycle officers from the Police Department’s Traffic Company to patrol city streets.

By Jerold ChinnApril 15, 20191

Ching Wong/SFBay

Government

SF proposes reservation, fee system to curb Lombard Street congestion

Tourists who want to zigzag around San Francisco’s iconic crooked street may soon have to make a reservation and pay a fee. Assemblyman Phil ...

By Jerold ChinnApril 15, 20190

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Street safety shortcomings cast shadow over Walk to Work Day

Renewed calls for safer streets for pedestrians and bicyclists was a major theme of this year’s Walk to Work Day.

By Jerold ChinnApril 10, 20192

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News

Second wave of new Muni trains moves toward final approval

Transit officials are preparing for a second purchase of new Muni light rail vehicles with some design changes and new funding plugged into ...

By Jerold ChinnApril 9, 20193

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Election

Paul Miyamoto, SF chief deputy sheriff, announces run for top job

San Francisco Chief Deputy Sheriff Paul Miyamoto is officially part of the race to become The City’s next sheriff.

By Jerold ChinnApril 9, 20190

via SFMTA

Government

T-Third switchbacks halted in move toward improved service

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton are following up on a promise to end switchbacks on the ...

By Jerold ChinnApril 9, 20190

SFMTA

News

Shuttle buses to fill in for N-Judah during final phase of 9th and Irving work

Starting Saturday, April 13, N-Judah riders will have to take a bus for two weeks from Carl and Cole streets to Ocean Beach.

By Jerold ChinnApril 7, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

News

After rash of traffic fatalities, 10 ‘quick-build’ safety projects promised

At the rate traffic fatalities are occurring in San Francisco, The City is on its way to surpassing last year’s total of 23 ...

By Jerold ChinnApril 4, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

News

Polk Street safety improvements launch to mixed reviews

San Francisco completed bike and pedestrian safety improvements along the Polk Street corridor after years of outreach.

By Jerold ChinnApril 2, 20190

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Bay Area

After stinging scandal, suite of college admission reforms proposed in California

California lawmakers are proposing a sweep of changes they say will ensure the admission process is fair.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 28, 20190

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Health

San Francisco names Dr. Anton Nigusse Bland first director of mental health reform

Mayor London Breed appointed Dr. Anton Nigusse Bland to serve as The City’s first-ever director of mental health reform.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 27, 20190

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Government

Michael Lambert elevated to lead SF Public Library system

San Francisco Mayor London Breed has chosen Michael Lambert as City Librarian for the San Francisco Public Library.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 26, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

News

Millions in funds to help Van Ness businesses during construction remain unallocated

San Francisco supervisors are worried how the delayed project is impacting businesses.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 20, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

Housing

Affordable housing breaks ground on Mission near 16th

A new housing development at 1950 Mission will provide 155 affordable housing units.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 19, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

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Bicyclists rally against ‘fear and terror’ on SF streets

San Francisco bicyclists are demanding transit officials work more quickly to install protected bike lanes following the death of 30-year old Tess Rothstein ...

By Jerold ChinnMarch 19, 20190

Jesse Garnier/SFBay

Government

Private security ‘stakeout’ targets Bayview illegal dumping

San Francisco is exploring new ways to discourage residents and businesses from dumping materials illegally on the street.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 17, 20190

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News

SF taxi drivers sue over airport pickup rules

San Francisco cab drivers and companies are suing The City for what they say are discriminatory taxicab rules.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 15, 20190

Jesse Garnier/SFBay

News

Grimly late Howard Street bike upgrades finally arrive

The SFMTA is taking steps to improve safety for bicyclists on Howard Street following the death of Tess Rothstein.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 13, 20190

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News

Jeanine Nicholson appointed as next SF fire chief

After years of fighting fires on the front lines, Jeanine Nicholson will rise to fire chief in May.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 13, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

News

SF joins ‘Open to All’ campaign to promote inclusivity

The City joined the “Open to All” campaign to encourage businesses to say their business is open to everybody.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 12, 20190

Jerold Chinn/SFBay

Government

Manohar Raju succeeds Jeff Adachi as SF public defender

San Francisco Mayor London Breed has chosen Deputy Public Defender Manohar Raju to become The City’s public defender.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 11, 20190

Jesse Garnier/SFBay

News

Cyclist death refocuses spotlight on unsafe city streets

Not 48 hours after San Francisco Mayor London Breed called for renewed coordinated efforts to improve safety on city streets, bicyclist Tess Rothstein ...

By Jerold ChinnMarch 10, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

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News

Ceremony kicks off two years of construction toward Geary bus rapid transit

Years ago, San Francisco Mayor London Breed wrote a message on a tunnel boring machine.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 7, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

Government

Constituents deserve answers on persistent Muni problems, says Mar

San Francisco Supervisor Gordon Mar wants transit officials to appear at a Board of Supervisors hearing.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 7, 20191

Scot Tucker/SFBay

News

Slip-slidy Muni Metro seats leave SFMTA seeking a fix

San Francisco’s shiny new trains are working well, with the exception of one slippery problem.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 5, 20191

Ching Wong/SFBay

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News

Jeff Adachi honored in solemn City Hall ceremony

San Francisco dignitaries, family and friends gathered to remember the life of Public Defender Jeff Adachi.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 4, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

Health

Mammoth new CPMC hospital transforms Van Ness corridor

Sutter Health’s $2.1 billion new California Pacific Medical Center Van Ness campus opens its doors to patients on Saturday.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 1, 20190

San Francisco

Yet another Muni Metro meltdown spells ‘chaos’ for Thursday morning commuters

An equipment failure and a computer glitch caused headaches for Muni subway passengers Thursday morning.

By Jerold ChinnMarch 1, 20190

Government

More than 400 in-law units approved as SF clears years-long backlog

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced that The City has cleared its application backlog of 919 accessory dwelling units.

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 28, 20190

Government

Leaked police report after Jeff Adachi’s death prompts hearing

A leaked police report surrounding the death of San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi has led two city supervisors to call for a ...

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 27, 20191

Environment

Mandelman urges SF to declare ‘climate emergency’

Supervisor Rafael Mandelman introduced a resolution at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting to declare a climate emergency.

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 26, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

News

Jeff Adachi legacy honored by civic leaders, peers

Legendary. Advocate. Leader. Those are just some of the words city officials, colleagues and friends used to describe San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi ...

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 23, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

News

At 59, SF public defender Jeff Adachi dies suddenly

San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi died Friday night at the age of 59.

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 22, 20190

Ching Wong/SFBay

News

Stockton Street reopens as Central Subway nears completion

Traffic and some Muni bus lines will once again flow on Stockton Street between Geary and Ellis.

By Jerold ChinnFebruary 22, 20190

San Francisco un-suspends thousands of driver’s licenses

Hundreds more electric scooters could soon land on SF streets

San Francisco trains more motorcycle officers for traffic enforcement

SF proposes reservation, fee system to curb Lombard Street congestion

Street safety shortcomings cast shadow over Walk to Work Day

Second wave of new Muni trains moves toward final approval

Paul Miyamoto, SF chief deputy sheriff, announces run for top job

T-Third switchbacks halted in move toward improved service

Shuttle buses to fill in for N-Judah during final phase of 9th and Irving work

After rash of traffic fatalities, 10 ‘quick-build’ safety projects promised

Polk Street safety improvements launch to mixed reviews

After stinging scandal, suite of college admission reforms proposed in California

San Francisco names Dr. Anton Nigusse Bland first director of mental health reform

Michael Lambert elevated to lead SF Public Library system

Millions in funds to help Van Ness businesses during construction remain unallocated

Affordable housing breaks ground on Mission near 16th

Bicyclists rally against ‘fear and terror’ on SF streets

Private security ‘stakeout’ targets Bayview illegal dumping

SF taxi drivers sue over airport pickup rules

Grimly late Howard Street bike upgrades finally arrive

Jeanine Nicholson appointed as next SF fire chief

SF joins ‘Open to All’ campaign to promote inclusivity

Manohar Raju succeeds Jeff Adachi as SF public defender

Cyclist death refocuses spotlight on unsafe city streets

Ceremony kicks off two years of construction toward Geary bus rapid transit

Constituents deserve answers on persistent Muni problems, says Mar

Slip-slidy Muni Metro seats leave SFMTA seeking a fix

Jeff Adachi honored in solemn City Hall ceremony

Mammoth new CPMC hospital transforms Van Ness corridor

Yet another Muni Metro meltdown spells ‘chaos’ for Thursday morning commuters

More than 400 in-law units approved as SF clears years-long backlog

Leaked police report after Jeff Adachi’s death prompts hearing

Mandelman urges SF to declare ‘climate emergency’

Jeff Adachi legacy honored by civic leaders, peers

At 59, SF public defender Jeff Adachi dies suddenly

Stockton Street reopens as Central Subway nears completion

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