Oakland is partnering with AC Transit to improve safety on International Boulevard, extending from 14th to 107th Avenues with a Quick Strike grant and additional city funds.

San Francisco is threatening legal action against Oakland for attempting to rename its airport, alleging trademark infringement for using "San Francisco" in the new name.

Travel and business leaders in the East Bay support the renaming of Oakland's airport to highlight its proximity to San Francisco Bay and enhance its appeal for travelers and online visibility.

BART Board member John McPartland has resigned due to family matters, leaving a vacancy that must be filled either by appointment or by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.

The Port of Oakland is considering renaming its airport to the San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport to improve recognition and maintain economic benefits.

Caltrans is starting a major repaving project on Interstate 880, covering a 12-mile stretch from Milpitas to Fremont for improved driving conditions, with overnight work beginning in April 2023 and a completion date set for 2026.

Caltrans announces lane closures on SR-13 and SR-24 near Oakland for a wildfire risk reduction project, involving tree and shrubbery removal, from April to August.

The Posey Tube in East Bay will be closed for overnight repairs on two consecutive nights, impacting commuters between Alameda and Oakland. Caltrans advises using detours.

Oakland International Airport welcomes Advanced Air's new service starting March 17, with daily nonstop flights to Crescent City aboard Dornier 328 Jets for 30 passengers.

BART announces a weekend of service disruptions for track repairs, with free buses replacing trains between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte. Delays of up to 20 minutes are expected.

Oakland International Airport anticipates over 1 million passengers during the spring break period, advising early arrivals and pre-booked parking. The airport suggests utilizing online check-in and the MyTSA app for efficient travel.

AC Transit will stop rerouting its buses at night through downtown Oakland, resuming normal routes on March 8 after weekend detours since August 2022, and promises better police enforcement to keep bus lanes clear.

The Port of Oakland extended its contract with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services at Oakland International Airport until 2031.