Lawsuit filed by environmental groups in San Francisco Bay Area is in the process of litigation, after legal documents were filed at U.S. District Courts in San Francisco. The claim is based on water being diverted from a local creek to irrigate a campus landscaping, as alleged among other wrongful usage, and providing less water for local trouts fish in the creek to survive. Considering the bay area drought, they should be protecting the water for local fish and not allegedly divert it for other purposes.

The San Francisco PUC rejected proposed customer rates versus PG&E rates customers are already paying, and some local people sharing critics and uncertainties about the Clean Power SF program approach for environmental green power. It seems pointing fingers at different people since the program was generated within 10 years, and looking for whom to blame for the program uncertainties and political excuses including ways to move forward.

A 62 year old woman was arrested at San Francisco Airport because of trying to evade airport security before boarding the plane - she has done this previously. She is represented by an appointed attorney by the court to deal with her misdemeanor charges, and some people are hoping to strengthen airport security after this particular person has been doing it for some time. #EliteLimousine is lawfully able to provide safe and quality transportation services, for people traveling on business or personal in San Francisco Bay Area with positive results!

Discussions and planning developments are in place to increase the Golden Gate Bridge toll based on the recommendation from department administration. If everything goes well as planned, the proposal increase of $1 may go into effect this April 2014, and raising to $8 in July 2018 to help with bridge improvement budget - it appears that comments from the public was well received with support for the toll increase.

A teen age boy was hit by a car at Sunset Boulevard on Wednesday evening, and during the beginning of this month an elderly man was killed at same location before the end of the month. The boy was taken to a hospital for traumatic head injuries and is expecting to survive. The question is how safe is it to travel through Sunset Boulevard, at same crosswalk location, given warning lights and other materials to help pedestrian's safety?

Reports indicate last year shows an increase in people traveling international going through San Francisco Airport, and causing many traffic jams during traveling times at the airport. The airport recently completed a renovation process for some terminals and still building a new tower with completion in near future, and other airlines are adding more international flight routes for international travelers.

Housing for low and middle income residents in San Francisco has been under many reviews for affordability, and sustaining people to remain in the city by the bay. The housing development underway along Brotherhood Way in San Francisco has been in the process for decades due to legal challenges, after appropriate city departments provided approval and signed off paperwork. Finally, recent approval for housing development is underway after many challenges, providing city residents with low and middle incomes for affordable rates.

Facebook, another tech company transporting employees using a "chartering water taxi" service to avoid any problematic transportation for commuting employees. Although, they are testing the waters, so to speak, but it might work to eliminate any stressful transportation problems for employees, and it takes approximately 10 minutes ride from Redwood City to Facebook Headquarters on a chartering bus.

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) officials shared a preliminary budget for the next two fiscal years, and discussions are in place how the budget will be in place accordingly. Questions of possible increases in local muni fares and seeking other financial resources, either from local, regional, or national level to balance identified "preliminary budget" as projected.

A lot of funding resources with ways and means of support for pedestrian safety in San Francisco is in place, and pedestrians are generally safe, however, city officials are searching for improvement and possible enforcement due to recent ongoing fatalities. After a pedestrian was killed on Tuesday at Sunset District, another pedestrian was injured on following Wednesday morning, and San Francisco officials continue to look for resolutions to prevent anymore pedestrian safety issues.