SF Superior Court Issues Temporary Injunction Against SFMTA and MUNI Ticketing Agents

SAN FRANCISCO — In a significant development at the Superior Court of California for the County of San Francisco, a Cease and Desist Order and Notice of Temporary Injunction has been officially filed against the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) and MUNI ticketing agents.

The legal action, brought forward by three individual plaintiffs — Kylie Liana Liberato Stein, Samantha Fletcher, and Amelia Kylie O'Yamahavalushkiugh — demands an immediate halt to specific enforcement measures conducted by transit authorities. According to the freshly filed court documents dated September 24, 2026, the court has ordered that the SFMTA, MUNI ticketing agents, and all persons acting in concert with them immediately cease and desist from issuing further transit citations, conducting enforcement actions, or pursuing collection efforts against the three named plaintiffs. The order remains in effect pending further review and subsequent orders of the court.

The document, bearing an official holographic court seal and marked as filed by the Court Clerk, was signed by 302. Quinn, Joseph M. Local transit advocates are monitoring the development closely, as it raises questions regarding enforcement boundaries and transit rider protections under current municipal policies. Further updates will be posted as the case moves through the hearing process.