Claims in lawsuit against Great Highway park dismissed by San Francisco judge

Judge Shoots Down Lawsuit to Bring Cars Back to Great Highway, Sunset Dunes Will Remain Car-Free Park

A last-ditch lawsuit attempting to overturn 2024’s Prop K and bring cars back to the Great Highway has failed, as a judge just tossed out the lawsuit’s claim that the car-free Great Highway ballot measure skirted California law. You are likely aware that San Francisco voters overwhelmingly approved making the Great Highway car-free with 2024’s Prop K vote that passed 55%-45%, establishing the pedestrian park walkway that we now call Sunset Dunes…

San Francisco Judge Rejects Great Highway Lawsuit

The lawsuit was filed by Sunset District residents who want cars back on the Great Highway. Voters approved a ballot measure to close off part of the road and open a beachside park.

Claims in lawsuit against Great Highway park dismissed by San Francisco judge

A San Francisco Superior Court judge dismissed claims in a lawsuit against Proposition K, the ballot measure that permanently cleared traffic from the Great Highway to make way for a two-mile park.

SF judge agrees Prop. K is legal, a win for Sunset Dunes

A judge’s ruling shot down a lawsuit seeking to reopen the Great Highway to cars.

San Francisco judge rejects lawsuit against Great Highway closure

By Tim Fang An effort to overturn the closure of the Great Highway in San Francisco to create a park has been tossed out of court. On Monday, a judge rejected a legal challenge to Proposition K, which was approved by voters in 2024 to close a stretch of the highway to motor vehicles. The plaintiffs claimed that state law precluded voters from closing a public roadway and that the closure violated the state’s vehicle code and provisions of the Ca…

Judge rejects challenge to Great Highway closure; supervisor again floats new ballot

A SAN FRANCISCO Superior Court judge on Monday rejected a legal challenge to Proposition K, the 2024 voter-approved initiative to close parts of the Great Highway on the western end of the city to vehicles.  The ruling was hailed by supporters of the law, but Supervisor Alan Wong, whose District 4 includes some of the western neighborhoods, repeated his pledge to support another ballot measure to decide the fate of the highway, which has become …