Garrett Leahy

BART could slash service and shut down in two years if a new sales tax doesn’t pass. The voters that could be key in deciding its fate? Suburban homeowners who mostly drive.

Fog hid the fireworks, but nothing hid the gridlock that stranded Waymos and delayed buses.

Three people remain missing as questions mount about what went wrong.

A libertarian policy wonk and a ragtag band of fiscal hawks say the doom-and-gloom warnings about transit cuts are overblown

For months, headlines have warned of dire service cuts to BART and Muni if voters fail to approve a new sales tax in November. But like the screech of an oncoming train, a dissonant voice has emerged. Marc Joffe, who is leading the effort to kill the tax, thinks the warnings are bogus. “BART will get funded one way or another,” he told The Standard.

SB 1246 would require AV companies to move stalled cars — or face fines. Waymo and the robotaxi industry aren't happy about it.

A coalition fighting a controversial Marina apartment tower is now pushing a statewide ballot measure to curb housing growth mandates.

Designers imagine cafes, soccer fields, and pickleball if the park survives yet another vote meant to kill it.

The San Francisco International Airport has always been a launch pad for travel elsewhere. But what if the airport is the destination?

Hasty planning. Stalled Waymos. Muni left unprepared. Public records reveal how a July 4 fireworks show led to massive jams — and questions the city is still trying to untangle.