The Port of Oakland commits $19.3 million to solar energy to support its airport and seaport, furthering its sustainability goals with a fixed-cost, long-term deal for renewable energy.

The Fremont Police Department announces road closures and security measures for the annual 4th of July Parade, including a no-fly zone for drones and searches of large bags.

Hayward's Jackson St. traffic signal upgrades, set to start on July 1, may cause delays until Aug 14, involving intersection improvements and new tech installations.

The Emeryville Police Department announced traffic delays for June 26 due to the Special Olympics Torch Run, affecting multiple roads from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM.

Rep. John Garamendi secured $4.4 million for Contra Costa County's infrastructure and affordable housing, benefitting trails and low-income housing projects.

The Port of Oakland reports a 5.3% increase in container volume in May compared to last year, indicating growth despite a slight drop in export volumes.

Oakland International Airport announces new daily nonstop Delta Air Lines flights to Atlanta, offering late night and red-eye options for business and leisure passengers. The service begins with a schedule featuring Boeing 737-900 aircraft.

A collision near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge on I-580 caused major delays, with lanes reopening by 3:57 p.m. after emergency crews cleared the scene.

Caltrans begins lane closures on State Routes 13 and 24 for wildfire prevention, with expected delays for Oakland commuters through August 2024. Crews will remove fire hazards like dead trees and thickets.

A vehicle fire in the Caldecott Tunnel's eastbound bore caused significant traffic delays between Oakland and Orinda, with closures and rerouting impacting commuters' morning travel.

A meat spill on I-880 in Oakland from a truck accident led to the closure of northbound lanes and a major traffic delay, with all lanes reopening by 9:30 p.m. after a cleanup.

The Walnut Creek BART station was closed due to a major medical emergency, disrupting service on the Antioch Line with no bus shuttles initially available.

April container volumes at the Port of Oakland showed a 17% rise over the same period last year, signaling robust economic activity and a recovery from past declines.