Chances are, you've seen a television show, movie, postcard or some type of San Francisco memorabilia emblazoned with the city's iconic cable car or trolley. So, of course, to fully experience San ...

The cable car, known today as a classic symbol of San Francisco, first operated on city streets 150 years ago on Aug. 2, 1873. On Wednesday, a vibrant crowd vied for a good photograph at the ...

The cable car, known today as a classic symbol of San Francisco, first operated on city streets 150 years ago on Aug. 2, 1873. Wednesday, a vibrant crowd vied for a good photograph at the Powell ...

Wednesday, San Francisco celebrated 150 years of the iconic mode of transportation. It's a bucket list experience to ride on a cable car. Some are unaware that they've been rescued from near ...

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 ...

Now, Laubscher, the president of the Market Street Railway nonprofit, is proposing that San Francisco name a cable car after the crooner. At a San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board ...

Crews have cleared a cable car that blocked a San Francisco intersection after the operator engaged an emergency brake to avoid a collision on Monday afternoon. Related Articles Cliff-jumper still ...

Jim Wilson/The New York Times Cable car No. 53 took a special Valentine’s Day ride up Nob Hill in San Francisco on Wednesday morning, including a stop outside the Fairmont Hotel, where the car ...

The cable car system of San Francisco is the last manually operated cable car system in the world, with three of the original twenty-three lines still operating today. With these systems being ...