SFO received the Large Hub Inclusion Champion Award from ACI-NA for its commitment to small and disadvantaged businesses and inclusivity in aviation careers.

Oakland received a $10M grant for transportation upgrades in East Oakland aimed at improving safety and connectivity, part of the LAMMPS Project near NE University's campus.

Volaris Airlines launches a new nonstop service from Oakland to Zacatecas, Mexico, operating on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, using Airbus Neo aircraft for the route.

Caltrain won the 2025 Commuter Rail Safety Gold Award for their safety initiatives and new technologies, including AI at rail crossings and solar-powered lane markers.

SFO's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 was named one of the "World’s Most Beautiful Airports" by Prix Versailles, recognizing its sustainable design and artwork.

A system-wide Clipper card outage in the Bay Area allowed commuters to board transit for free, affecting multiple agencies and highlighting aging infrastructure issues.

The Port of Oakland is planning to rename its airport to "Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport" to enhance its regional identity and stimulate economic growth.

On Friday, city leaders announced that construction on the redesign of Castro's Harvey Milk Plaza at the Castro Muni station will begin in 2026, and is expected to be completed in 2028.

BART reports a rise in ridership and customer satisfaction, decreases in crime and fare evasion, and improvements in train and station cleanliness. New safety measures and Future Fleet trains are contributing to the positive changes.

SFMTA relaunches its Commute Support Program, targeting medium-sized businesses to promote sustainable employee commutes in line with San Francisco's environmental goals.

Bay Area's "casual carpooling" tradition is poised for a revival, offering a community-based commuting alternative amid public transport funding woes and changes in carpool lane rules.

The VTA provided an update on the BART Silicon Valley Phase II Project, with construction advancements and a visit to the West Portal site. Despite delays and budget overruns, the project aims to enhance transit connectivity in Santa Clara County.

SF Muni is introducing changes to bus routes and stops starting June 21 to address budget shortfalls, including a new bus route and adjusted service to improve efficiency.