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Let the Facts Guide Us in the Care Not Cash Debate

By: Phil Ting

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In the fog of political rhetoric and personal opinion – facts are a welcome beacon.

Pavement to Parks = Progress

San Francisco’s 15th Parklet Opened Last Week

Reset was excited to read that there is yet another parklet in San Francisco. This time, the parklet is taking congested streets head-on by constructing a pop-up park on the busy intersection of Powell Street between Eddy and Geary in the heart of a bustling thoroughfare downtown.

Tell SFMTA What You Think – By Filling Out Its Own Survey

It’s been just over two weeks since former San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency executive director Nat Ford was carried away by his $384,000 golden parachute and SFMTA has yet to produce a timeline for appointing a new head of their oft-maligned agency.

Muni Musician Plays Freebird

Freebird!

Watch this week's Muni Musician right here and check out more videos on our YouTube channel: www.YouTube.com/ResetSanFrancisco

The Great San Francisco Taxi Cab Strike – Coming Soon to a Street Corner Near You

Cabmageddon” is back – with San Francisco taxi drivers set strike on Tuesday, August 2.

SFMTA Spent $27 Million on Settlements Last Year

By: Victoria Holliday

Reset research found that last year SFMTA spent $27 million on settling lawsuits levied against the MTA. These MTA settlements accounted for one-third of the $71 million total the city spent on settlements. The MTA had the most settlements of any single city department.

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