The historic Wohler Road Bridge will undergo a seismic retrofit in summer 2024, costing $18 million to update its structure while preserving its appearance.

SamTrans Ride Plus will begin charging fares using the Clipper payment system in Half Moon Bay and parts of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park after initially offering free rides.

San Francisco's Muni reports a 25% ridership increase in 2023, reaching 71% of pre-pandemic levels on weekdays and 86% on weekends, with service improvements leading to higher customer satisfaction.

A massive sinkhole in Marin County disrupts traffic on SR-131, leading to detours and repair efforts by Caltrans with intermittent one-way traffic control planned.

Lane closures on Richmond/San Rafael Bridge for striping and K-rail installation will occur on Feb 3, from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., affecting westbound I-580 traffic.

Avelo Airlines sets up a new base in Sonoma County, planning to expand operations with two Boeing 737s, hiring 50 crew members, and enhancing their flight schedule through June 11.

Oakland officials have launched a $20.9 million safety project for 14th Street, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety with improved crossings, bike lanes, and bus boarding areas, set to complete by Fall 2025.

SamTrans' new EPX Express Bus service connects Belle Haven with East Palo Alto and San Francisco, offering a faster commute and aiming to reduce car use.

Oakland International Airport saw a 0.8% rise in passengers in 2023 but an 11.8% drop in cargo. New eateries and routes were launched, with further infrastructure upgrades planned.

Upcoming roadworks in Palo Alto, including Caltrain projects, may cause traffic delays on Alma Street, night closures on Oregon Expressway, and disruptions on El Camino Real.

The Marin-Sonoma Narrows B-7 project causes late night southbound US-101 closures at Atherton Avenue, with detours via Redwood Boulevard to De Long Avenue.

A large sinkhole in Marin County causes road closure at SR-131 and Stewart Drive after heavy rain, with Caltrans working to repair the damage as the community faces transit disruptions.

The Hayward Station Passenger Loading Zone will be closed on January 26 for repaving, with BART providing a temporary alternative for pickups and drop-offs.