SFO recognized with a 2025 CIO 100 award for creating an app, SFOCite, that improves ground transportation enforcement, leading to a 30% increase in field investigator time.

VTA workers' union ATU Local 265 rejected a contract offer amid an ongoing transit strike, citing dissatisfaction with the terms and an earlier remark by a VTA official.

California State Senators Wiener and Arreguín introduce SB63, a bill proposing a sales tax to fund Bay Area public transit, avoiding service cuts and traffic congestion.

BART balanced its projected $35 million FY26 budget deficit, enforcing a hiring freeze and implementing cost-saving measures, while warning of future structural deficits.

The VTA Board offered an 11% wage increase over three years to ATU Local 265 to end the transit strike, adding conditions to reduce absenteeism. The revised offer aims to maintain the VTA's wage competitiveness and restore service reliability.

Volaris began daily nonstop flights from Oakland to Los Cabos, providing an accessible and affordable travel option to the popular Mexican beach destination.

NTSB report raises concerns about the risk of collapse for six Bay Area bridges, including the Golden Gate Bridge, if struck by vessels, noting a lack of current risk assessments.

San Francisco has initiated its automated speed enforcement program with the first 12 speed cameras operational, imposing fines for drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 mph or more, with a two-month warning period before fines are active.

SFO has initiated a free Remote Bag Check service to ease travel and reduce check-in congestion, handling over 15,000 bags since its November 2024 launch.

The Alameda City Council, CLASS, and Port of Oakland approved a Settlement Agreement for the Oakland Airport project, addressing community concerns on noise, pollution, and traffic.

Mayor Daniel Lurie approved Waymo to map roads around San Francisco International Airport, aiming to improve the transit experience and bolster economic growth.

Treasure Island's Hillcrest Road is getting a $30 million makeover with a dual-lane road, bike lanes, and additional amenities as part of an infrastructural development that includes over 800 new homes focused on affordable housing.

A judge denied VTA's request for an injunction to stop a transit worker strike due to procedural issues, leaving the strike unresolved. The union and VTA differ on wage increases and contract language for dispute resolution.