Caltrans has started enhancing the safety of SR-1 in Sonoma County with new rumble strips and 29 bicycle pullouts, aiming to complete the $5 million project by late October.

Maintenance on Benicia Bridge encounters delays due to supply issues, halting work for up to four weeks, while Carquinez Bridge maintenance continues with lane and ramp closures.

Alaska Airlines introduced seasonal direct flights to Palm Springs from the Charles M. Schulz – Sonoma County Airport, operating from October to May with five weekly flights.

Vine Transit is launching Saturday service for Napa-BART Connector on August 16 to improve Bay Area connectivity, as part of a pilot through June 2026. Other service enhancements include a faster Route 11X starting August 10.

Commuters are dodging foot-long rats in ferry terminal parking lots after Vallejo's homeless camp sweep sent displaced rodents straight to the busiest transportation hub. Panama Bay Coffee is hemorrhaging customers while the city scrambles with pest control teams.

Marin County plans summer road maintenance on 25 miles, potentially disrupting traffic, with a focus on pavement preservation and a separate SMART District project.

Caltrans announces lane closures on State Route 37 in Marin County for maintenance, including guardrail installation and road markings, from July 7-11, affecting various lanes and timeframes.

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.