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.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has approved the construction of bike lanes on Arnold Drive, with work starting in 2025 to enhance safety and promote zero-emission transport.

A spill from a truck carrying totes of liquid in West Santa Rosa has necessitated major road closures and a hazmat response, with ongoing cleanup efforts.

Marin County's DPW plans a five-year, $87 million road improvement project starting in 2025 to address 199 miles of pavement, with funding from various sources and focus on racial equity.

Sonoma County approves the construction of a new permanent bridge over the Russian River, replacing a temporary seasonal bridge for better safety and access.

The Russian River bridge at Vacation Beach in Sonoma County was closed due to a dam failure, affecting local recreation plans, especially for the upcoming Labor Day weekend.

Caltrans announces a three-week lane closure on the Walnut Ave/Railroad Ave off-ramp of SR 37 in Vallejo for emergency repairs, starting August 26, 2024, affecting traffic but not westbound SR 37.

Caltrans is performing a week of electrical work on SR-1 as part of a larger maintenance project, causing traffic shifts and one-way controls, with comprehensive upgrades expected to be completed by Summer 2025.

Fairfield's Vanden Road will face lane closures due to the One Lake Development construction, starting August 12th, impacting traffic through September.

Santa Rosa is set to revamp the Downtown Transit Mall's pavement starting September 3, 2024, with Second Street closed for 2-3 months. Operations will move to a temporary hub on First Street.

Caltrans District 4 plans shoulder widening and curb ramp project on SR-1 in Marin County, causing one-way traffic control and local business parking disruption from Aug. 5-9.