A federal court stopped Oakland International Airport from using "San Francisco Bay" in its name after SFO argued it could cause confusion and harm its brand.

The Port of Oakland received an award for its educational outreach related to environmental initiatives, particularly for hosting a zero-emissions symposium aimed at net zero carbon goals.

The Port of Oakland received a $322 million EPA grant for zero-emission cargo handling, the largest Bay Area funding for emission reduction, with overall infrastructure upgrades valued at over half a billion dollars.

The North Berkeley BART station will receive a $25 million grant for sustainable development including residential buildings and transportation improvements.

Contra Costa County Public Works is treating roads in Bay Point and Pacheco. The work will continue until November 29, causing potential weekday delays.

Oakland Airport introduces WhereWeFly, a digital trip planning tool designed to help travelers explore OAK's 48 destinations with a 3D globe and social sharing options.

The Port of Oakland reported a 5.4% rise in container volume in August, with imports up by 14.9% while exports slightly declined by 5.5%. The port expects a strong final quarter.

Congressman Mark DeSaulnier secured over $166 million to upgrade the I-680 corridor in Contra Costa County, aiming to reduce congestion and improve air quality.

The Newark Days Parade, part of Newark, California's four-day birthday bash, includes a parade, carnival, and arts fair. Road closures and parking rules for the September 21, 2024, event have been announced.

Southbound I-680 in Pleasanton will be closed for a pavement project from September 20-23, affecting routes between Alcosta Blvd and the I-580/I-680 connector. Detours are advised.

BART's planned September track shutdown between Rockridge, MacArthur, and 19th Street stations has been postponed to October to minimize rider impact and improve work efficiency.

Alameda receives a $16 million federal grant for safety improvements on a major city corridor, with construction expected to start in 2026, as part of the SS4A program under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Berkeley drivers will face temporary night closures on Gilman Street at I-80 on September 3-4 for construction, with detours via 2nd, 4th, Cedar Street, and Eastshore Highway.