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Monday marked the deadline for thousands of San Francisco city employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and return to work.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said that beginning Monday that some San Francisco MUNI bus routes will be suspended.

Monday is the deadline for San Francisco’s employee vaccine mandate and SFMTA said it will be modifying service.

The $13 million project broke ground back in 2019, bringing numerous upgrades to a three-mile stretch of Geary Boulevard between Market and Stanyan streets — described by pedestrian advocates as one the city’s most dangerous corridors.

The San Francisco cable cars are an iconic piece of the city’s history. But now SFMTA officials said they need a lot of work.

Cable Cars are an iconic piece of San Francisco history but they need a lot of work. SFMTA officials said the renovations could run upwards of $625 million. Christie Smith reports.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority says it may be forced to lay off hundreds of full-time workers to make up for millions of dollars in lost revenue caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to its latest budget update.

A Twitter dispute between the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and the city’s police union is heating up.

A Twitter dispute between the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and the city’s police union is heating up. Christie Smith reports.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced it will not raise Muni fares for the next two years.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced that it will temporarily suspend all subway service next week and replace it with bus shuttles during the novel coronavirus outbreak.

From the way passengers board to how trains, buses and stations are cleaned, the novel coronavirus is prompting significant changes for public transportation. Christie Smith reports.

A San Francisco man is frustrated at SFMTA’s response after he said he was mugged, stabbed and hospitalized — and then got a parking ticket because he wasn’t able to move his car on street cleaning day. Sergio Quintana reports.

A San Francisco man is frustrated at SFMTA’s response after he said he was mugged, stabbed and hospitalized — and then got a parking ticket because he wasn’t able to move his car on street cleaning day.

The effort to separate people and cars on the crowded dangerous streets of San Francisco are on a new fast track. It’s about saving lives, proponents say.

A group of San Francisco graduate students say they may have found a key to thinning out the crush of Uber and Lyft cars clogging city streets: Make Muni free.

San Francisco city leaders on Tuesday morning celebrated the completion of the Polk Streetscape Project — a $26.8 million project that has added several safety improvements to the busy corridor.

Delays are piling up for San Francisco’s central subway construction, as a federal monitor says the billion-dollar project may not be ready until well into 2020.

San Francisco’s Balboa Park BART station has gotten an $18.7 million makeover featuring new and improved safety features, BART officials announced Friday.