Roger Rudick

Meanwhile, the SF Standard points out that some drivers who previously used the now-former 'Great Highway' shifted to other streets.

A post netting some of the comments and reporting on Mayor Lurie's "Family Zoning" plan to add 36,000 new homes throughout the city

Advocate/volunteers erase graffiti as the project to remake San Francisco's oceanfront moves steadily forward.

Wiener and Arreguín launch Senate Bill 63, another attempt to get a sales tax onto the ballot to keep the Bay Area moving.

This is probably something a judge would need to decide at some point

It's been a long, hard, battle.

Is this a transit-first city? Or a cut-transit-first city?

Echoing the national trend, a contingent of anti-Prop. K folks have decided to reject democratic process

A coalition of Oakland transportation advocates get the skinny on District 2 candidates