BART Board Scrambles to Fill Vacancy as John McPartland Steps Down, Citing Family Matters
BART Board member John McPartland has resigned due to family matters, leaving a vacancy that must be filled either by appointment or by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
San Francisco Celebrates New 3rd Street Bikeway Enhancing Safe Travel to Oracle Park
San Francisco celebrates the completion of the 3rd Street Quick-Build Project, a new two-way bikeway, enhancing safety and connectivity for cyclists and pedestrians.
Port of Oakland Contemplates Rebranding Airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International
The Port of Oakland is considering renaming its airport to the San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport to improve recognition and maintain economic benefits.
Caltrans Announces Night Work on I-880 Repaving in Milpitas to Fremont, Expected Completion in 2026
Caltrans is starting a major repaving project on Interstate 880, covering a 12-mile stretch from Milpitas to Fremont for improved driving conditions, with overnight work beginning in April 2023 and a completion date set for 2026.
USNS Harvey Milk Docking in San Francisco Marks Historic Tribute to Gay Rights Icon
The USNS Harvey Milk, named after the LGBTQ+ rights icon, completed its maiden voyage, docking in San Francisco and honoring Harvey Milk's legacy and local Vietnam War veterans.
United Airlines Flight from San Francisco Diverted to Denver Over Engine Issues Amid Rising Concerns
A United Airlines Boeing 777-200 heading to Paris from San Francisco was diverted to Denver due to engine issues, landing safely with all passengers and crew unharmed. The FAA is investigating the incident.
Caltrain Ushers in Electric Era with Retirement of 32 Cars in the Bay Area
Caltrain is retiring 32 diesel passenger cars to make way for new electric trains that will enhance the Bay Area commute, providing more frequent service and eco-friendly features.
San Francisco Bay Area Welcomes MV Delphinus, Elevating Commuter Ferry Service
San Francisco introduces the MV Delphinus, a fast and comfortable new ferry in the SF Bay Ferry fleet, serving primarily the Vallejo route with a capacity for 320 passengers.
Oakland Motorists Alerted to Upcoming Months-Long Lane Closures for Fire Safety Project
Caltrans announces lane closures on SR-13 and SR-24 near Oakland for a wildfire risk reduction project, involving tree and shrubbery removal, from April to August.
Caltrans Announces Two-Night Closure of Posey Tube Linking Alameda and Oakland for Repairs
The Posey Tube in East Bay will be closed for overnight repairs on two consecutive nights, impacting commuters between Alameda and Oakland. Caltrans advises using detours.
BART to Upgrade Civic Center Station with New Accessible Fare Gate, Temporary Changes for Elevator Users
BART is installing a new fare gate at Civic Center Station to enhance accessibility, with work starting March 22 and wrapping up by April 5. Elevator access will remain open, but passengers will need to tap in/out at the concourse level temporarily.
Alaska Airlines Expands Sonoma County Footprint with Direct Flights to Las Vegas
Alaska Airlines begins direct flights from Sonoma County to Las Vegas on October 1st, increasing its nonstop services to seven cities. This expansion enhances regional connectivity and benefits frequent and occasional travelers.
San Francisco Charges Ahead with Comprehensive EV Adoption Plan, Aiming for Citywide Charging Accessibility
San Francisco announces a plan to expand EV infrastructure, focusing on public curbside charging to accommodate residents without home charging options, aiming for greener transportation and equitable access.












