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S.F. Muni paid bonuses tied to inflated on-time rate
By Public Press staff, Editor |
By Zusha Elinson, Bay Citizen
Muni paid thousands of dollars in bonuses to top executives for meeting or exceeding on-time performance goals, even as the agency inflated its on-time rates by as much as 18 percent. The agency’s two previous chief executives, Michael Burns and Nathaniel Ford, received the bonuses.Don't miss out on our newest articles, episodes and events!
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Rerouted bus through heart of Mission District hurts business, neighbors say
By Jerold Chinn and Sandy Lopez |
Riders and businesses in the Mission District say the rerouting of major Muni bus lines is causing confusion and hurting commerce. The 14-Mission, 14L-Mission and 49-Mission/Van Ness, which usually travel along Mission Street, have been rerouted to South Van Ness since the beginning of March because of a repavement and infrastructure project by the Department of Public Works and Public Utilities Commission. The project affects Mission Street between 16th and Cesar Chavez streets.
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Muni chief takes aim at swollen overtime budget
By Jerold Chinn |
City transportation director Ed Reiskin says he hopes to control Muni’s overtime spending in the next fiscal year by budgeting it at $42 million. After budgeting $32 million for this fiscal year, the actual spending is expected to reach $60 million.
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