A vehicle collision at Point Reyes National Seashore caused one death and road closures on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, which have since reopened. The victim's identity has not been made public yet.

Caltrans commences a series of 55-hour weekend lane closures on US-101 to upgrade median barriers, starting July 19, with strategic timings to minimize traffic disruption.

Viva Aerobus launched nonstop flights between Oakland International Airport and Monterrey, Mexico, offering twice-weekly direct services aimed at strengthening economic ties.

A propane truck fire closed southbound Highway 101 near Gilroy, causing delays until all lanes reopened by 4 p.m. No immediate cause or injuries were reported.

A water main break caused Las Raposas Road in San Rafael to close, with officials responding to repair the damage and advising motorists to seek alternative routes.

The Fremont Police Department announces road closures and security measures for the annual 4th of July Parade, including a no-fly zone for drones and searches of large bags.

California's high-speed rail project has cleared the final environmental hurdle for its first phase, with a 38-mile segment from Palmdale to Burbank approved, though construction dates in Los Angeles County remain uncertain.

A BART maintenance vehicle derailment near 19th St in Oakland has canceled Red Line service and caused system-wide delays, with reroutes and longer Orange Line trains in place. No injuries reported; repairs ongoing.

Waymo One's autonomous taxi service is now available to all San Franciscans, expanding from Phoenix and signaling a growth in the driverless transport market.

Hayward's Jackson St. traffic signal upgrades, set to start on July 1, may cause delays until Aug 14, involving intersection improvements and new tech installations.

The Emeryville Police Department announced traffic delays for June 26 due to the Special Olympics Torch Run, affecting multiple roads from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

Rep. John Garamendi secured $4.4 million for Contra Costa County's infrastructure and affordable housing, benefitting trails and low-income housing projects.

Cruise was fined $112,500 by CPUC for being late to report a pedestrian dragged by their driverless car and has its passenger transport permit suspended.