Mediation failed to end the VTA and ATU Local 265 strike, leaving 100,000 riders affected as the union fights for better contract terms, despite a VTA lawsuit over the no-strike clause.

Meta Platforms obtained an injunction to prevent ex-director Sarah Wynn-Williams from promoting her memoir, which makes allegations against the company.

Lawmakers in California, led by State Senator Jesse Arreguín and Assembly Member Mark González, are seeking $2 billion in state funds to prevent public transit services from facing financial difficulties post-pandemic.

Sonoma County provides free internet to low-income residents in select housing complexes, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, to reduce the digital divide.

Mill Valley has finalized a joint agreement for the shared use of Friends Field between the City and the School District, prioritizing student access while ensuring community use.

San Francisco Tulip Day is an event featuring 80,000 tulips to mark the onset of spring and International Women's Day at Union Square on March 22, 2025. Mayor Lurie and others highlight its community and cultural significance.

Huddart Park is closed this weekend for search and rescue drills by the Bay Area Mountain Rescue Unit, with training running March 7-9, 2025, and Park reopening by noon Sunday.

Mike Thompson names Thea Hensel the 2025 Woman of the Year for Sonoma County for her environmental work, including founding the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway.

San Mateo Police to hold a DUI checkpoint on March 7, 2025, to deter impaired driving at a high-crash location, with fines hitting $13,500 for offenders.

A California school district apologized after showing a video with an image of hijacker Leila Khaled, sparking controversy and raising concerns about antisemitic content.

Apple shareholders voted to maintain the company's DEI programs, rejecting a conservative think tank's proposal to end them, affirming support for workforce diversity.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Board of Supervisors have passed a law to convert empty offices into housing, addressing high vacancy rates and a need for residences.

Sonoma County limits eviction ban to areas most affected by floods, focusing on six postal codes to support residents recovering from January's storms.