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Would government work better if you had more say? At Reset San Francisco, we think the answer to that question is absolutely yes, which is why we are so excited about …
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Starting Monday, September 5, the cost of catching a ride in a San Francisco taxi will increase – despite the fact that San Francisco is already one of the priciest …
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Many cities are taking steps toward Gov 2.0, from engaging citizens on social networks to crowdsourcing constitutions. Chicago is the latest in the growing list of cities embracing the open …
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The White House has taken several steps to foster Gov 2.0 and open government, like Twitter town halls, and writing recommendations for an Open Government Directive.

Now the White House …
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All-door boarding is already a reality on most Muni lines, but now it might actually become legal. As first reported by the SF Chronicle, SFMTA is considering all-door boarding on …
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In a recent interview in Rolling Stone, Keith Olbermann said that, “Comedians are the only people paid to tell the truth in public discourse.” Fortunately, San Francisco has been …
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