A meat spill on I-880 in Oakland from a truck accident led to the closure of northbound lanes and a major traffic delay, with all lanes reopening by 9:30 p.m. after a cleanup.

BART is offering free bus bridges this weekend for passengers between 24th Street Mission and Daly City due to track upgrades, potentially adding 30 minutes to travel times.

Alcatraz City Cruises workers in San Francisco are on strike during the summer tourism season, demanding better contracts and protesting stalled negotiations.

The Mare Island Causeway Bridge in Vallejo is stuck due to mechanical issues, affecting boat traffic but not road traffic. Repairs are expected by May 31, with alternate transportation provided during BottleRock.

Caltrans announces traffic shifts and lane closures on Hearn and Corby Avenues in Santa Rosa due to construction, affecting morning rush hour and reducing roadway capacity.

The Walnut Creek BART station was closed due to a major medical emergency, disrupting service on the Antioch Line with no bus shuttles initially available.

The Russian River Beaches shuttle service returns on Memorial Day, aiming to reduce parking issues and provide affordable river access. It operates weekends/holidays until Labor Day.

Air Premia now offers nonstop flights between Seoul and San Francisco four times a week using the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

April container volumes at the Port of Oakland showed a 17% rise over the same period last year, signaling robust economic activity and a recovery from past declines.

Caltrain's extension to downtown San Francisco received a $3.4 billion federal grant, constituting 41% of the project's estimated cost. The funds will help connect Caltrain to the Salesforce Transit Center and future high-speed rail.

Santa Rosa's goal to create a Central Park moves forward with 49 acres of Southeast Greenway land now committed to the public, as city officials and the CTC complete the transfer.

The 17th annual Cruisin’ the Blvd Car Show and Cruise is set for this Saturday in downtown Petaluma, causing road closures and traffic changes from 5 am to 8 pm.

Sonoma County approves a $14.8 million contract for infrastructure work at Tierra de Rosas, a mixed-use development set to bring affordable and market-rate homes, as well as amenities, to Roseland.