SF Muni Turns 100 with Weeklong Celebration

San Francisco Municipal Railway kicked off a weeklong centennial celebration on Sunday by rolling out vintage streetcars on the city’s oldest existing rail line. Over the weekend, the J-Church–which opened in 1917–played host to vintage streetcars from the F-Market and Wharves fleet, kicking off eight days of festivities in honor of Muni’s 100th anniversary. Throughout […]

November 5, 2012 Andy Gillin

World Naked Bike Ride aims to promote greener communities and safer streets for cyclists

This past weekend marked the ninth annual World Naked Bike Ride, a clothing optional event designed to protest against oil dependency and promote cycling advocacy. In San Francisco, nearly 100 riders gathered together at Vaillancourt Fountain to wind approximately 18 miles through some of the city’s busiest streets. In other cities across the world, thousands […]

June 11, 2012 Andy Gillin