SF News Bottom of the Hill Owner Launches Petition to Oppose Protected Bike Lane Quick-Build Project on 17th Street A proposal by the SFMTA to do a bike lane "quick-build" project to create a protected lane for cyclists coming down 17th Street between the Mission and Dogpatch/Mission Bay has raised the hackles of the owners of music venues Bottom of the Hill and Thee Parkside.
SF News A Decade On, 'Better Market Street' Plan Gets Final Approval, Vehicle Ban Made Permanent On Tuesday, with broad support from a coalition of advocacy groups, a plan was finally made official and final by the SFMTA to ban private vehicles from the lower half of Market Street and undertake a variety of street improvements over the next six years.
SF News Oakland Mulling Law To Protect Cyclists From Aggressive Drivers Following in the footsteps of Los Angeles and Berkeley, the Oakland City Council's public safety committee last night considered a new law that would give cyclists recourse to sue following incidents of road
SF News Confirmed: Cyclist Chased and Robbed at Gunpoint in Oakland Hills SFist was unable to confirm, on Friday, that a tale of a cyclist chased by a van and robbed at gunpoint in the otherwise quaint and tony Oakland hills was in fact true
SF News Cyclist Critically Injured In SoMa Crash A cyclist riding near 13th Street and South Van Ness yesterday morning collided with a PG&E van and sustained critical injuries that are life-threatening. The van was traveling south on South
SF News Castro Bike Fatality Leads 'Chron' To Call For Stricter Bike Enforcement The debate rages on about the city's bicyclists and whether or not they should be held responsible, en masse, for the few bad apples who blow through red lights and occasionally kill pedestrians.
SF News Video: Cops On Bikes Don't Stop At Stop Signs Either We can hear the rumbling rage of the city's cyclists as we type this: As noted on Uptown Almanac, local cyclist Amy Farah Weiss captured some incriminating footage for SFPD bicycle cops totally
SF News Cyclist Randolph Ang Sentenced To Probation In Death Of Tourist 23-year-old Randolph Ang, who ran down 68-year-old tourist Dionette 'Didi' Cherney on his bicycle last July, ultimately causing her death, was sentenced yesterday to three years probation and 500 hours of community service,
