Oakland International Airport announces a parking discount program for Monday-Thursday bookings, offering reduced rates for online reservations through October.

The Port of Oakland receives $3 million from Caltrans to address sea level rise and groundwater intrusion, with plans to develop strategies for resilience that engage local communities.

Upgrades to traffic signals for better accessibility will cause disruptions on Encinal Avenue at Oak Street and Broadway on July 30 and 31 from 7 am to 6 pm.

Caltrans announces a detour on State Route 121 due to construction of a new roundabout at the SR-116/SR-121 junction, starting August 8, with completion expected by November 2024.

BART has received the final car from the original Fleet of the Future contract, marking a notable transition in its initiative to upgrade transit services and infrastructure.

BART announced a service enhancement starting August 12, which includes adjusting train times and improving connections with other transit systems to reduce crowding and coordinate with the upcoming Caltrain electric service.

Caltrans schedules nighttime traffic control for tunnel inspections on Route 1 in Pacifica, with expected delays and alternating one-way traffic from July 22-26.

Air India flight AI 1179, serving as a relief for passengers from a diverted Delhi-San Francisco flight, is set to arrive in San Francisco after an unscheduled landing in Russia due to technical issues.

The Port of Oakland commits $19.3 million to solar energy to support its airport and seaport, furthering its sustainability goals with a fixed-cost, long-term deal for renewable energy.

The inaugural Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle service was halted due to mechanical issues on its first day, pending Coast Guard inspection for safe operations.

BART is installing new, taller fare gates at Civic Center station in San Francisco to combat fare evasion, with plans to retrofit over 700 gates across the network by 2025.

The lower half of the Manzanita Park and Ride lot in Mill Valley will be closed from July 19-29, due to high-tide flood warnings. Caltrans advises seeking alternative parking.

The world's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered ferry, the MV Sea Change, will start carrying passengers in the San Francisco Bay on July 19, showcasing zero-emission technology.