Ed Reiskin
Fate Of Central Subway Excavation Machines Stirs SF North Beach Debate
The question of what to do with two huge tunnel boring machines that will dig the hole for the Central Subway project in San Francisco is generating more controversy.
SFMTA Plan To Remove Polk Street Parking For Bike Lanes Under Fire
SFMTA’s transportation director tried to quell public grumbling over a plan to remove 20 blocks of parking along Polk Street in order to install bike lanes at Monday’s community meeting.
Report Finds Muni’s All-Door Boarding Reducing Delays Slightly
Muni’s first assessment of their all-door boarding policy is resulting in slight improvements to on-time performance according to a report released last week by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Phil Matier: SF Central Subway Scrutinized Over Consultant Spending
A city audit found more than $887,000 in questionable costs or those lacking proper receipts.
More SF Parking Tickets Likely As MTA Copes With Budget Gap
San Francisco’s Transportation Director acknowledged 27 additional parking control officers will be writing more tickets in the upcoming year to help balance SFMTA’s budget shortfall.
Construction To Disrupt N Judah, J Church Muni Lines For More Than A Week
Muni service on the N Judah and J Church lines will be disrupted for nine days because of construction work that begins Friday, according to San Francisco Municipal Railway officials.
Bidding Opens For SF’s Central Subway Union Square Station Contract
When complete in an estimated 7 years, the 1.7 mile Central Subway will connect San Francisco’s South of Market to Chinatown.
SF Mayor Lee Drives Muni Streetcar As System Celebrates 100 Years
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee was behind the controls of a Muni streetcar as he drove past and present city dignitaries for the kickoff of the transportation system’s Centennial Celebration.
SF Mayor Touts Central Subway Progress From Site Of Future Chinatown Station
San Francisco’s Mayor Lee says the city is forging ahead with a $235 million Chinatown Station as part of the city’s Central Subway Project.
SFMTA Reconsiders Adding Mission District Parking Meters
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has agreed to modify its plan to install 5,000 new parking meters in neighborhoods that are not ‘Parking Meter Free Zones.’
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