Caltrans warns Santa Rosa commuters of weekend Highway 101 closures at Hearn Avenue for overcrossing replacement, with detours via Yolanda and Baker Avenues.

Fairfield Police to enforce new CVC rules for parking near crosswalks to improve pedestrian safety starting July 5, with a pre-enforcement grace period.

SMART District is set to receive $81 million from California to extend rail service into northern Sonoma County, including a zero-emission locomotive, with additional funding to support this project and the creation of a non-motorized pathway.

Sonoma County's Board of Supervisors approved various road and street projects for the 2025-26 fiscal year, funded by over $14.5 million from SB1. The initiatives align with the county's Resilient Infrastructure strategic plan.

Caltrans begins a $10 million project to upgrade railings on Highway 101 overcrossings in Sonoma County, causing traffic reroutes and potential delays.

Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approves expedited road repairs for six critical sections damaged by winter storms, utilizing a $5.5 million budget to ensure emergency access and local travel.

Avelo Airlines ends operations at Sonoma County Airport, citing low demand, to focus on deportation flights for ICE, which sparked local backlash and concerns over ethics in their business strategy shift.

Sonoma County Board approved a $1.8 million contract for the engineering and environmental analysis needed for the seismic retrofit of the Bohemian Highway Bridge.

Improvement work on Bellam Boulevard US-101 and I-580 ramps in San Rafael begins March 10, with expected traffic disruptions despite avoiding daytime ramp closures.

The $2.2 million Bolinas Road repair project near Fairfax Town Hall is complete, with both lanes now open, enhancing the road's resilience and ensuring continued access.

The California Highway Patrol is initiating a "Maximum Enforcement Period" over Thanksgiving to ensure safe travel, focusing on sober driving and seat belt use.

Sonoma County approves the purchase of seven new all-electric buses, aiming to meet future zero-emission requirements and improve their transit fleet.

Marin County Supervisors endorsed a plan to test using the Richmond-San Rafael bridge bike lane as an emergency vehicle lane during peak weekday traffic to alleviate congestion.