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Will San Francisco Taxi Rate Hikes Backfire?

Taxi Fare Increase in SF Under intense pressure from drivers who had seen their pay steadily deteriorate since the last taxi fare hike in 2003, the San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency just voted to raise taxi fares and suggested they will raise fares again in the near future.

Filing Government Paperwork Electronically

San Francisco Releases Five Year Technology Plan

City Poll Shows Strengths and Weaknesses of Streets Repaving Bond

It’s Poll Week at Reset San Francisco, as we look at some of the interesting results of our latest Reset Survey. But we want to pause for a second to share another survey – one taken by the City of San Francisco itself.

Infringing on San Francisco Values Isn’t a Punch Line

With an unemployment rate near 9% and a $300 million budget deficit, there are more important things in San Francisco to cut than the rights of families. Let’s cut off the jokes right now.

OK, now.

Smart Phones, Smart Cops

Reset SF Stories to Follow Last Tuesday, the Bay Citizen ran a fascinating story on how police in Santa Clara are using smart phones to apprehend criminals more efficiently than

Nobody’s Talking Trash About Our Great Garbage Service, But Should It Be Put Out To Bid?

San Francisco Taxi Cab Rates Go Up – (Bad) Service Remains the Same

SFMTA approved raising rates for San Francisco taxi cab service with even more rate increases possible in the coming months. It seemed like only a matter of time.