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  In San Francisco, Endangered Species Roam the Streets

  Public transit is endangered. So is the Mission Blue butterfly. A new public art project draws attention to their shared plight.

  by Allison Arieff

• Cities

  

  A Walk in the Park(s): San Francisco by Foot

  San Francisco- land of white fire hydrants, Prius taxis, and officially sanctioned dog walking zones. Even with and perhaps in spite of its...

  by Kyla Fullenwider

• Cities

  

  Will New Tolls Kill Casual Carpooling in San Francisco?

  About a year ago, we covered the awesome phenomenon of "casual carpooling" in the San Francisco Bay Area. Basically, it works like this: If you...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Most Bike Accidents Apparently Bikers' Fault in San Francisco

  The Bay Citizen has sifted through every single police report for bicycle accidents over the last two years and assembled a fascinating array of data.

  by Zachary Slobig

• Design

  

  Join Us for GOOD Design SF on September 29 in San Francisco

  We know-and we suspect you do as well-that design can solve problems. And what better problems to solve than the ones that face our own cities?...

  by Alissa Walker

• News

  

  Farmers' Market of the Future Lands in San Francisco's Mission District

  A new breed of farmers' market in San Francisco's Mission District combines food, culture, youth, and entrepreneurship.

  by Allison Arieff

• Business

  

  Hacking for Good: Coders and Community Workers Unite in San Francisco

  How can tech wiz kids help the poor? Build products with their needs in mind.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Technology

  

  The Edge of Progress Tour: Technological Art and Robotic Filmmakers in San Francisco

  In San Francisco, GOOD's MacKenzie Fegan learned about a foundation supporting arts and technology, and robots that make movies.

  by GOOD

• Environment

  

  Why Is San Francisco Planning to Dump Bleach in the Bay?

  San Francisco plans to dump 27 million pounds of bleach into its sewers this summer. Greener options exist so why isn't the city considering them?

  by Allison Arieff

• Cities

  

  All of the Lights: San Francisco Illuminates Night Biking with Free Lights

  Let there be (bike) light: Bike advocates get San Francisco to front the bill for thousands of free bike lights.

  by Zak Stone

• GOOD Blog

  

  PSFK Conference San Francisco

  After some awesome 2007 conferences in London, Los Angeles, and New York, the trends and innovation company PSFK is heading to the City by the Bay...

  by Jason Jude Chan

• Design

  

  Flattening the Streets of San Francisco

  The photographer Dan Ng has a fun series of pictures called "The Streets of San Francisco... But Flat?" By framing his shots parallel to some of...

  by Andrew Price

• GOOD Events

  

  San Francisco GOOD Party Tomorrow

  Ok, folks. Time is running out. Bastille Day is rapidly approaching. If you live in San Francisco, you have only a few short hours left to...

  by admin

• Culture

  

  No Pants 2010: San Francisco Photos

  Here's some fantastic visual evidence of the San Francisco edition of Improv Everywhere's No Pants 2010 (photos after the jump). This past Sunday,...

  by Patrick James, Todd Parsons

• Cities

  

  San Francisco Might Shut Down Critical Mass

  If you live in an American metropolis, you've probably heard of (or maybe participated in) Critical Mass, a semi-organized group bike ride...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  The Wiggle: A San Francisco Bicyclist's Best Friend

  San Francisco's hilly inclines taunt even the most experienced bicyclists, making cycling the city an arduous tasks for many, and a lost cause...

  by Brittany Wong

• News

  

  San Francisco Bikeshare Program: The Specifics

  The city has announced that it will pilot an almost $8 million bikeshare pilot, starting next year.

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Design

  

  San Francisco's Pavement to Parks Plan

  San Francisco's new Pavement to Parks initiative: Many of our streets are excessively wide and contain large zones of wasted space, especially at...

  by Andrew Price

• Cities

  

  San Francisco's New Transit Center Looks Incredible

  San Francisco just broke ground on its new $4-billion Transbay Transit Terminal. When it's done, it'll look like this. Not bad, right?...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  San Francisco Will Pioneer Electric Bike Sharing

  With federal backing, the city is partnering with a local car share service to offer members access to electric bikes.

  by Sarah Laskow