The Bay Area Air District granted SAFETRANS $4.82M for zero-emission school buses and charging stations in Santa Clara County to improve special education student transport.

Skyservice Business Aviation's new facility at Napa County Airport is set to enhance local aviation services and economy, featuring a 40,000 square-foot hangar and advanced terminal.

The NHTSA is investigating Waymo after a robotaxi bypassed a stopped school bus, questioning its self-driving software's response to such situations. Waymo insists on prioritizing safety despite challenges.

Caltrans is starting a $46.7 million project to repave SR-1 and improve accessibility near Moss Beach and Half Moon Bay, including adding curb ramps and Class II bike lanes.

Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport introduced FlyMyAirport™, a flight booking portal on its website, to simplify flight searches and bookings for passengers.

Bay Area's Clipper payment system is set for a major upgrade on December 10, 2025, with features like contactless payments, auto-reload, and free/discounted transfers.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Connect Bay Area Act into law to let voters decide in 2026 on a sales tax to support Bay Area transit agencies facing budget shortfalls.

Caltrain's electric trains now return power to the Bay Area grid, with a new deal compensating them for the renewable energy supplied, potentially saving millions in energy costs.

Sonoma County announces the reopening of North Fitch Mountain Road on Oct. 10, after extensive landslide repairs, improving access for residents and emergency services.

SamTrans has implemented a Passenger Suspension Policy to address unsafe behavior, adding enforcement to its Code of Conduct with options like removal and restraining orders for serious offenses.

Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport completed Phase 1 of its restroom renovation, offering updated facilities in Terminal 1 with improved design, accessibility, and amenities such as gender-neutral and family restrooms.

Two Bay Area companies just pulled off what aviation experts have been waiting years to see: whisper-quiet flying taxis soaring over Monterey County in the first public demonstration of its kind on American soil. The future of urban commuting just got a whole lot closer—and it's being built in our backyard.

Six months in, the city's speed cameras have slashed violations by nearly three-quarters—and generated over a million dollars in a single month. The numbers tell two very different stories, depending on who's counting.