Caltrans is replacing the bridge rail on the Arroyo Seco Bridge, leading to a 30-day detour in Schellville on SR 12/121 starting October 1st. The project will expedite safety upgrades to the 1923 structure.

Southwest Airlines will begin service at Charles M. Schulz – Sonoma County Airport in April 2026, offering non-stop flights to four destinations, enhancing regional travel options.

A BART network outage in the Bay Area due to an upgrade disruption affected early morning commuters, causing service delays until later in the morning.

California's Clean Air Vehicle decal program ends, removing carpool lane privileges and discounts for solo clean-air vehicle drivers starting October 1.

SF Bay Ferry offers additional services for stranded commuters due to a BART network outage caused by a failed upgrade, while maintaining regular schedules.

Caltrans is conducting lane closures on SR-37 near Novato for maintenance, causing potential congestion from Sept. 3-5. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

New turn restrictions at Capitol Expressway and Ocala Avenue in East San Jose are due to light rail construction, affecting traffic through October 2026.

The Bay Area Air District awarded SamTrans $13.3 million for electric bus charging infrastructure, promoting zero-emission public transit and benefiting disadvantaged communities.

The Valley Water Board of Directors voted to suspend the Pacheco Reservoir Expansion Project due to escalating costs and regulatory challenges, prioritizing water affordability.

Westside Road in Sonoma County is set to reopen on August 28, marking significant progress in the region's storm recovery efforts, with five other projects ongoing.

Waymo robotaxis and a capped number of premium rideshares will be allowed to pick up and drop off on Market Street starting Aug. 26 in a phased, off-peak pilot that city officials say aims to revive downtown but that safety and transit advocates oppose.

Caltrans has started enhancing the safety of SR-1 in Sonoma County with new rumble strips and 29 bicycle pullouts, aiming to complete the $5 million project by late October.

San Mateo County's community colleges will receive another 5,000 free Way2Go transit passes from SamTrans, supported by a partnership with C/CAG and SMCCCD, to assist financially needy students.