Transportation
SAN FRANCISCO —
SAN FRANCISCO —
(SAN FRANCISCO) After a decade's planning, building and testing, Caltrain has become the first electrified commuter rail system in California providing a cleaner and faster train service starting September 21, 2024.
(Oakland) Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) encourages members of the underserved communities to take advantage of a number of incentives that they have provided to own electric vehicles for reaching the goal of clean energy.
(SAN FRANCISCO) The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit officially began on November 11, Saturday, and continues until November 19. Local residents of the San Francisco Bay Area have experienced long delay by driving on the streets and freeways.
(SAN FRANCISCO) Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco from November 14 to 19. The U.S. Secret Service and San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) announced that increased local security measures and traffic detours would be in place starting days prior to the summit meeting.
(SAN FRANCISCO) Caltrain announced a promotional fare discount program starting September 1 to December 31 this year to help the riders to save money. The promotions include $1 youth rides and 50% off all parking fee at all stations.
- A single family home in hoarding on fire and complained by neighbors prior
- 11 individuals related to 5 Asian food markets in San Francisco charged with felonies for defrauding SNAP/EBT (food stamps program)
- NAPCA Column 15: 2 important Medicare enrollment periods to end on March 31, 2025
- Legion of Honor celebrates its 100th birthday in launching Chinese-language audio tour and offering free admission on all Saturdays
- 33 speed safety camera systems begin operating in San Francisco in March 2025
- 18 speed safety camera systems proposed to be implemented in Oakland, expected to operate in fall/winter/2025
- SFMTA continues to issue warnings instead of tickets in implementing the newly-effective Daylighting Law
- Julie Kirschbaum named Director of Transportation as first woman to lead SFMTA which faces budget shortfall and reduced services
