There’s hardly anything more iconic than a cable car ride in San Francisco. The one in San Francisco is the world’s last remaining manually operated system, and the cars themselves are listed ...

San Francisco's iconic cable cars celebrated a century-and-a-half of operation in style after city leaders, public transit fans and historical reenactors kicked off a birthday celebration downtown ...

San Francisco’s iconic cable cars celebrated a century-and-a-half in style after city leaders, public transit fans and historical reenactors kicked off a birthday celebration.

Ride a classic cable car is ranked #18 out of 30 things to do in San Francisco. See pictures and our review of Ride a classic cable car.

San Francisco tourists who hop on a cable car at the turnaround at Powell and Market streets now see empty storefronts. The once-bustling gateway is lined by boarded-up stores, with 22 vacancies ...

Six people were injured Monday afternoon after a San Francisco cable car stopped suddenly, almost hitting a car.

Buildings around downtown San Francisco were boarded up in anticipation of anti-Trump protests planned for the weekend. On Saturday, June 14, cities across the United States saw tens of thousands ...

Rick Laubscher, the president of the Market Street Railway nonprofit, is proposing that San Francisco name a cable car after Tony Bennett.

A San Francisco bakery owner fed up with the city's response to crime is holding a silent protest.Someone smashed the glass front door and broke into Le Marais on Sanchez Street last Christmas.

A Cruise Robotaxi, apparently with nobody aboard, has rear ended a San Francisco Muni bus on March 23. Another car drove through Caution tape to hit downed trolley power lines earlier in the week ...