Call them what you like; pop-up benches, DIY benches, guerrilla benches. The unpermitted wooden seats, first seen at East Bay bus stops, have now made their way into San Francisco’s Mission District, ...

The benches are screwed right into the concrete on city streets. Who are the people behind them? And is this legal? The only clue is this website leading us to the San Francisco Bench Collective.

Street maps aren’t always as logical as they look on paper. In several American cities, drivers face odd angles, sudden dead ...

Sprawl made suburbia affordable. Now it’s breaking it. Here’s what a new vision of the suburbs could look like.

With San Diego’s Big Bay Boom fireworks shows expected to draw tens of thousands of spectators to the waterfront on Friday, ...

Welcome to San Francisco’s Salesforce Transit Center — a stunning, state-of-the-art hub designed for regional rail... yet ...

The floor in the airport director’s office at San Francisco International Airport subtly trembles throughout the day as the ...

Waymo currently operates fully autonomous rides for the general public in Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Austin, Texas, which take place aboard the all-electric Jaguar I-Pace.

As the growing tide of travelers strains housing, water and hot spots, protests and measures to lessen the effects of ...

While most people looking at the sky today are hoping to see fireworks, I prefer to look at overhead trolleybus wires. The map below outlines the location of all trolleybus wires in Seattle. This ...