Due to widespread opposition, it would be nearly impossible to pass the bill today, said one of its sponsors.

Advocates are looking for 100 people who'll help measure ground-level air quality.

Passengers enjoy stunning Bay views, a cocktail and snack bar — and room to stretch their legs.

BART commuters are stranded this morning, as no trains are going through the Transbay Tube.

"Our laws should encourage safe and reasonable bicycling habits," said Sen. Scott Weiner, the bill's co-author.

BART is here to help turn your fantasy vacation into Instagrammable reality

Local funding for the project was cut after bike-rental companies complained.

Evolving out of Bay Area Bike Shares, the new program will feature Clipper card integration and a program for low-income residents.

This year's road-repair roundup was bolstered by bond funds, but there's still a lot of work to do.

The work is covered by a $3.5 billion bond measure that will overhaul much of BART's system.

The season's best travel deals out of Oakland International Airport are totally BARTable.

More than 60 percent of voters are in favor of the transit-oriented ballpark, according to a recent poll.

An Oakland artist has been restoring historic benches that were features of San Francisco's Transbay Terminal for decades.

Recent estimates suggest that fare evaders cost BART $25 million a year in lost revenue.

The transit agency is slowly replacing its fleet, which dates back to 1972.

A BART spokesperson said new railcars will arrive 21 months earlier than the original schedule.

Between seamless rides to SFO and free kisses from specially trained therapy animals, airline travel has never been easier.

All lake improvement projects are estimated to be completed by spring-summer 2019.

Keeping the tunnel closed an extra hour will shorten the project by four months.

Flying out of the Bay Area this spring? Here’s four easy ways to enjoy your journey from the start.

Tomorrow, the city rolls out the red carpet for local cyclists.

The city's Department of Transportation aims to repave 25 miles of streets.

The city will appeal a judge's decision blocking enforcement of its coal ban at the Port of Oakland.

A proposed ordinance would require designated locations for dockless bikes and scooters, and a cap on their total numbers.

Each canopy comes with a digital display showing train arrival times.

Last year, 20,000 people attended the East Bay bicycle festival.

The bikeshare network is set to release more than 500 pedal-assist e-bikes in Oakland, Emeryville and Berkeley.

After more than a year of free-floating e-scooters on Oakland's streets, city regulators are cracking down.

Nearly a year after the Salesforce Transit Center was forced to close, AC Transit buses are finally coming back.

Take a virtual drawing class, learn about human DNA, or discover the role played by women's organizations in the civic life of Oakland.

Oakland is closing the digital divide with a $7.7 million CARES Act grant that will provide free public WiFi to as much as 85% of the city.

Last Wednesday, a three-block stretch of West Oakland's Ninth Street was renamed to pay homage to the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, Dr. Huey P. Newton — another example of recent acts honoring the legacy of the Black Panther movement.

You'll likely have Too $hort lyrics running through your head if you drive near Oakland's Fremont High School in the near future, if a proposal before the Oakland City Council goes through. The council is set to consider a proposal to rename an appropriately brief stretch of Foothill Boulevard Too $hort Way in recognition of the iconic local rapper.

It seems two different Cal student have elected to take extreme measures to attend classes while living in the Los Angeles area. Many question the logic. One called the idea, "quite possibly the stupidest thing I've read," another simply put it, "hella dumb," but both students have used the tactic to reach graduation.

Oakland A's fans joined forces for a "reverse boycott" rally, resulting in BART's second-highest ridership day since March 2020.

The state of California grants a massive $119 million to the Port of Oakland for green infrastructure projects to modernize its marine terminals and reduce congestion, taking a giant leap towards a cleaner, more efficient future.

A 2-year-old child tragically succumbed to injuries after being struck by a car backing out of a driveway in Vallejo – highlighting the need for heightened awareness and caution in residential areas.

The long-standing battle over a controversial coal export terminal in Oakland takes center stage as the city and developer Phil Tagami face off in a high-stakes trial.

Major Plans to modernize two terminals at Oakland International Airport sparks excitement, with public input and community feedback sessions scheduled before approval.

Contra Costa County faces 7 weeks of traffic as I-80 undergoes significant pavement repair, leaving drivers to navigate lengthy detours.

Multiple fires erupt along I-580 in Alameda County, leading to major traffic delays and a potential arson investigation.

Two massive sinkholes within three days have spurred water shutoffs, chaotic traffic, and disrupted utility services for residents in Alameda's East Bay area.

Oakland International Airport has surveyed public opinion on a potential name change, aiming to attract more travelers and airlines.

BART is taking a step towards eliminating fare evasion by rolling out 775 new state-of-the-art fare gates.

Major paving project on Rumrill Boulevard brings benefits, but detours and access limitations will challenge local residents and businesses during construction.

As the Iron Horse Trail Bridge construction progresses, temporary traffic delays are expected on Westbound Dublin Boulevard at Scarlett Drive - but the outcome promises improved mobility for pedestrians and cyclists.

Expect delays in Alhambra Valley Road as geotechnical boring work paves way for slope failure repairs. Find out how long to anticipate delays and possible alternate routes.

A temporary disruption in service sees BART trains replaced with free buses to protect commuters and infrastructure amid hazardous tree removal efforts.

Over 210,000 passengers anticipated at Oakland International Airport this Labor Day weekend, marking the return of vibrant travel trends in the era of newfound normalcy.

Fremont adjusts to upcoming road closures with Niles Canyon Stroll & Roll event and I-880 overnight lane closures for rehabilitation projects; community cooperation is vital.

With the Iron Horse Trail Bridge's full closure over Dublin Boulevard fast approaching, residents brace themselves for traffic diversions as Dublin's cityscape transforms.

Bay Area transit users can rejoice as the planned BART track closure between Union City and Fremont has been pushed, while officials also unveil increased service frequencies.

The upcoming Altamont Cruisers Nostalgia Day Car Show will lead to multiple road closures, but the Sunday Farmer's Market will still take place.

In an effort to improve traffic management, Concord's officials are set to upgrade the traffic system at three key intersections this week.

From rumble strips to improved traffic striping, Franklin Canyon Road is set to undergo major safety improvements to create a better driving experience for all.

Upcoming hazardous tree removal and track work are set to temporarily interrupt BART service between Pleasant Hill and Concord on two separate weekends.

Concord residents can expect traffic disruptions as the Citywide Traffic System Upgrade Project and the Willow Pass Signal Upgrade Project take off. Know the locations and dates for the smooth sail.

Emergency rail replacement operations cause a sudden road closure on South Garrard Blvd in Richmond, affecting both pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and prompting commuters to rethink their travel plans.

The Niles Canyon Stroll & Roll is upon us and Fremont prepares for road closures, as other transformative projects create an intricate dance of inconveniences.

Discover the fusion of nostalgic car show and farmer's market in an extraordinary celebration of Livermore's rich, diverse, and ever-evolving culture, featuring road closures and community engagement.

The City of Concord is undertaking a large-scale traffic signal upgrade project which is set to impact various locations throughout the week.

Oakland announces the reduction of speed limits in 11 commercial districts, pushing for safer streets and enhanced pedestrian safety during California Pedestrian Safety Month.

In anticipation of the Webster Tube closure overnight on October 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, residents and commuters in Alameda and Oakland are urged to plan ahead and follow detours to minimize disruption.

In an effort to maintain airport efficiency and safety, temporary runway and taxiway closures have been scheduled at Hayward Airport for coring and survey work.

As part of Concord's Citywide Traffic System Upgrade Project, construction work will be conducted at four locations across the city in the coming week.

The Port of Oakland commits to a greener future by joining environmental non-profit Green Marine and earning its prestigious certification, aligning with the port's goal of achieving zero emissions by 2050.

The Iron Horse Trail Bridge project in Dublin faces delays, leading to road closures and potential traffic chaos. Alternate routes are advised during peak hours.

Oakland International Airport's recent achievement of Level Two Airport Carbon Accreditation status marks a significant step in the airport's journey towards emission reduction and sustainable operations.

Nighttime construction in Concord, California, as part of the city's $120 million Capital Improvement Plan, brings about temporary road closures and detours, while utilizing funds from Measure V to enhance the community through infrastructure projects and needed revitalizations.

BART addresses transportation needs in the Concord region by performing preventative maintenance on weekends in October.

As part of a systemwide safety initiative, BART is removing potentially hazardous trees ahead of severe winter storms, causing temporary disruption for Yellow Line riders.

Caltrans has scheduled the closure of eastbound Dumbarton Bridge (SR-84) for repaving during four weeknights in November, aimed at enhancing safety and providing a smoother ride for motorists.

Health & Wellness Day on the Green is set to take place on October 14, bringing Danville residents together for a celebration of the community's health and wellness initiatives.

As motorists in the Bay Area brace for the closure of the eastbound Dumbarton Bridge for repaving in late October and early November, they seek alternate routes to navigate this necessary disruption.

Oakland International Airport (OAK) will welcome Sun Country Airlines with a seasonal OAK-MSP route for summer travel, providing new opportunities for travelers in both regions.

Geotechnical work along North Bailey Road in Bay Point commences on October 19. The results will be used to design future road improvement projects in the area.

Concord residents to face traffic due to affordable housing project Port Chicago Highway construction resumes tomorrow.

Ports of Oakland and Yokohama unite for maritime shipping industrys decarbonization shared practices in green tech initiate.

Emergency sewer line repairs at Willow Pass Road cause traffic disruptions.

Hayward plans an overnight closure of I-880 ramps for West Winton Avenue repaving. Part of annual infrastructure improvement set for FY 2023.

Fremont prepares for Diwali, police detail road closures, public safety measures, and Gurdwara Sahib rules.

Nighttime maintenance on Port Chicago Highway aimed to minimize disruption while improving urban infrastructure.

Dumbarton Bridge is to close for repaving work at night over the next five nights, starting tonight. Detours are provided for affected commuters.

Posey Tube between Alameda and Oakland to close overnight for maintenance on November 1. Detours planned.

Concord residents to face temporary road closures due to night construction on Market Street.

Southbound I-680 roadwork in Pleasanton: a full closure set between Nov 3-6. Long-term traffic improvement expected.

Expect temporary lane closures on Galindo Street next week due to ongoing affordable housing project construction.

Construction at 1335 Galindo Street prompts temp lane closure on Nov 11 for the affordable housing project. Drivers asked to note changes.

Oakland International Airport prepares for a surge in Thanksgiving travelers, with robust plans in place for a seamless holiday travel experience.

Fremont prepares for the Gurdwara Diwali event with partial road closures and safety measures. Attendees urged to follow guidelines.

Night-time pavement rehabilitation project to begin on Grant Street, Concord, with temporary road closures expected. Stay informed and plan travel.

Niles Tree Lighting and Festival of Lights Parade set for November 24, with enhanced safety measures and traffic regulations in place.

Posey Tube in Alameda is to close for overnight maintenance on Nov 29 alternative route via Webster Tube is open.

Livermore Downtowns Holiday Sights Sounds Parade is back on Dec 2 street closures from 3 pm, with special parking facilities for handicap.

Port of Oakland saw a 4% rise in export volumes in October due to decreased supply chain disruptions, while import volumes declined by 8%.

Norris Canyon Rd closed Dec 4-6 for repairs.

Richmond residents alarmed by Chevron refinery flaring.

Dublin Blvd closure Dec 2 for Iron Horse Trail Bridge work.

Pleasant Hills Light up the Night event alters traffic, adding holiday charm.

Fog at Oakland Airport delays flights, disrupts travel plans.

New high-tech BART gates at West Oakland aim to reduce fare evasion.

Tesla Road closure Dec 14 for geotech study. Plan detours

Oakland International Airport prepares for over 500,000 holiday travelers, offering pre-flight gift wrapping and advising parking reservations and flight status checks.

Concord residents can expect early morning traffic disruptions downtown due to concrete pours for Meta Housing's Blue Oak Square on December 9, 15, 22, and 29 from 2 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Southbound I-680 in Pleasanton will be closed for paving work over the Martin Luther King Jr. weekend from January 12-16, 2024, with detours in place.

Caltrans closure of Eastshore Highway at I-80 Gilman Street interchange in Berkeley is causing traffic disruptions during roundabout construction, set to finish in mid-January 2024. Detours and improvements for cyclists and pedestrians are included.

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The Fremont Gurdwara will host a New Year event, causing road closures announced by the police, with cultural and safety guidelines in place for attendees.

Avianca Airlines launched a new service at Oakland Airport, connecting the Bay Area with San Salvador. The seasonal flights will operate until January 29, offering convenient travel for families and tourists.

Alameda County has announced that Mines Road will have eastbound lane closures near Mile Marker 6.50 for drilling operations from December 18-20, with flagging operations regulating traffic.

Oakland International Airport has updated Terminal 1 with new furniture and carpets, aiming to enhance passenger experience, with an environmentally friendly focus, including seats powered by hydropower and solar panels.

Emeryville's Horton Street to close between 53rd and 46th Street on December 19 for PG&E power line removal as part of the Horton undergrounding project.

BART is installing new fare gates at West Oakland station, causing temporary entry restrictions and expected delays due to limited access during construction, with an aim to improve security and meet a state funding deadline.

The Alameda County Sheriff's office closed a section of Tesla Road due to a landslide risk, implementing a temporary two-way traffic system and urging caution.

San Ramon anticipates traffic delays during Friday's geotechnical borings on Highland Road for erosion repair, advising drivers to consider alternate routes.

The southbound lane of Tom Lantos Tunnel on State Route 1 will be closed for cleaning from Dec 19-21, 8 PM-4 AM, with one-way traffic control in the northbound tunnel.

Willow Pass Road in Concord is closing at night for construction on the Blue Oak Square complex to connect a new water main, with detours and sidewalk access provided.

The Newark Police Department warns of traffic due to roadwork on Newark and Cedar Boulevards starting December 22nd, with delays expected as crews repair asphalt and retime traffic signals.

The Main Street Ferry Terminal in Alameda is reopening on January 2, 2024, following renovations for seismic safety, with schedule changes planned for Bay Area routes.

West Oakland BART station pilots new fare gates to deter fare evasion, maintains service during installation, and plans to expand the initiative across all stations by 2025 at a cost of $90 million.

Danville invests $4 million in its downtown revitalization project to enhance safety and aesthetics, planning a staggered construction approach to minimize disruption.

Caltrans crews are repairing potholes on Richmond/San Rafael Bridge, causing lane closures from Jan 5-6 and Jan 8-11 during nighttime hours, which may lead to traffic delays.

Caltrans is closing I-680 southbound lanes in the Bay Area for repaving from January 12-16, affecting multiple ramps and redirecting traffic to I-880.

Caltrans is conducting ongoing pothole repairs on the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge, causing nightly lane closures on Eastbound and Westbound I-580, with detours and a shuttle service for cyclists.

A tree fell early in Piedmont, damaging a water line at La Salle and Hampton. Police advise avoiding the area and are working on repairs. No injuries were reported.

Traffic on Galindo Street in Concord will be affected from Jan 22-31 due to crane setup and modular unit deliveries for a new housing project, with 40% affordable housing units.

BART announces service disruptions on four weekends for track maintenance between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte, requiring free bus shuttles for commuters.

The Port of Oakland experienced a rise in container traffic for December, with full imports and exports increasing by 16.4% and 12.9%, respectively, despite an overall annual decline.

The Bay Area is introducing unified transit signage to simplify navigation, featuring designs that reflect the region's natural features. The project is backed by local agencies and the MTC, with prototype installations planned for later in the year.

The Hayward Station Passenger Loading Zone will be closed on January 26 for repaving, with BART providing a temporary alternative for pickups and drop-offs.

Oakland International Airport saw a 0.8% rise in passengers in 2023 but an 11.8% drop in cargo. New eateries and routes were launched, with further infrastructure upgrades planned.

Oakland officials have launched a $20.9 million safety project for 14th Street, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety with improved crossings, bike lanes, and bus boarding areas, set to complete by Fall 2025.

Oakland International Airport completed phase 1 of its Taxiway W overhaul, enhancing a key part of its main airstrip, supported by funding from the FAA and designed for different flight types.

Niles Canyon Road on Highway 84 near Sunol was indefinitely closed due to storm damage, impacting commuters and leading to one-way traffic control with a full closure expected by evening.

The Port of Oakland leads in refrigerated (reefer) exports in the U.S. for the seventh consecutive year, with specialized facilities aiding its success.

The FAA awarded Oakland International Airport $10 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for a major restroom renovation, including gender-neutral facilities and a lactation suite, set to begin in 2023 with completion aimed for mid-2025.

The Port of Oakland reported a significant increase in January container volume, with imports and exports rising by 8.2% and 9.3%, respectively, from last year.

Danny Wan of the Port of Oakland presented plans to modernize infrastructure and reduce environmental impact during the State of the Port 2024 address, aiming to revamp the local airport and seaport for future growth.

JetBlue and Spirit Airlines have called off their $3.8 billion merger after a legal challenge, with shares of Spirit plunging and JetBlue's rising post-announcement.

Caltrans is closing southbound I-680 in Pleasanton for construction from March 15-18, 2024, which will expedite road refurbishment by a year. Alternative routes are provided.

Oakland International Airport reports a 42% increase in international passenger traffic for January over last year, alongside a 2.4% overall rise in passengers, despite a minor dip in air cargo traffic.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Caltrans conducts a 'Fuel Reduction' operation on SR-13 in Oakland, April 15-22, to prevent wildfires by clearing vegetation, with minor traffic delays expected.

The Port of Oakland received a $4 million federal grant to fund zero-emissions equipment, including electric trucks and chargers, by 2025 to improve air quality.

BART maintenance will close tracks between Union City and Warm Springs/South Fremont stations on May 11-12, with bus bridges offering alternate routes.

Oakland's port launched a green initiative with 30 hydrogen-powered trucks and opened a new hydrogen fueling station, highlighting California's push for sustainable transportation.

BART suspended service on Red and Orange lines between Richmond and Oakland due to equipment issues, causing disruptions for commuters in the Bay Area.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

Upgrades to traffic signals for better accessibility will cause disruptions on Encinal Avenue at Oak Street and Broadway on July 30 and 31 from 7 am to 6 pm.

The Port of Oakland receives $3 million from Caltrans to address sea level rise and groundwater intrusion, with plans to develop strategies for resilience that engage local communities.

Oakland International Airport announces a parking discount program for Monday-Thursday bookings, offering reduced rates for online reservations through October.

Oakland International Airport plans festivities for National Aviation Day on August 2, offering entertainment and activities for passengers in the T1-T2 connector.

Caltrans announces traffic changes at I-80 Gilman Street interchange starting August 5, 2024, including a westbound closure and a new roundabout system. Pedestrians can use the overcrossing for safety.

The San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport received a $14.6 million federal grant to upgrade a taxiway, part of a larger $374 million investment in U.S. airports.

Oakland Airport is launching construction on 16 new retail stores, including local and duty-free shops, reflecting the area's culture and benefiting travelers and community businesses.

BART has rescheduled its August track shutdown to September 21-22, affecting the Rockridge, MacArthur, and 19th Street stations. The delay allows for improvements in the Berkeley Hills Tunnel and riders may face 10-minute delays.

AC Transit starts automated bus stop parking enforcement with warnings, turning into $110 fines from October 7, using AI cameras developed by Hayden AI.

The Port of Oakland reports a significant increase in shore power usage for docked ships in the first half of 2024, achieving a 94% rate, with efforts to expand access through mobile outlets ongoing.

Oakland Airport's Terminal 2 completed a sustainable ceiling tile replacement project, recycling over 68,301 sq ft of material and reducing landfill waste, highlighting the airport's environmental commitment.

The W. Estudillo Ave entrance at San Leandro BART station will be closed from September 9 for sidewalk and safety improvements, causing detours for six weeks.

Caltrans is upgrading the median barrier and adding safety lighting to I-80 from Alameda to the Carquinez Bridge, aiming to enhance nighttime driving safety.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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

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 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.

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 continues to be a leader in U.S. agricultural exports, moving 235,899 TEUs worth $8.5 billion, with a strong infrastructure supporting its refrigerated export volume.

Caltrans postpones I-880 improvement project due to weather, with plans to resume paving in April 2025. Essential upgrades and safety improvements continue despite delays, targeting completion by end of 2025.

Michael Hursh is stepping down as GM and CEO of AC Transit to become Senior Advisor on December 14, 2024, after shaping the East Bay bus system for nearly a decade.

Oakland International Airport expects 340,000 passengers during the Thanksgiving period and advises early arrival and mobile check-ins.

The Port of Oakland receives a $50 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to upgrade its terminals for accommodating larger vessels.

CCTA receives a $1.6 million federal grant to improve road safety and prevent injuries, with a focus on promoting safe travel for cyclists and pedestrians.

The Port of Oakland was honored with two awards recognizing its commitment to innovation, equity, and community engagement, including the Engineering Excellence Client/Agency of the Year Award and the Public Agency of the Year from COMTO.

Bay Area airports expect a holiday travel surge, with Oakland, San Francisco, and San Jose airports preparing for increased passenger numbers. Travel has been smooth and advice includes checking in online and booking parking in advance.

The Alameda Seaplane ferry route has hit one million passengers since it started on July 1, 2021. It is the second-most popular for weekday ridership in the SF Bay Ferry system.

Contra Costa County's Tara Hills Curb Ramps Project will cause delays on Shawn Drive from Mar 10 to early June 2025, with work on weekdays from 7 am to 5 pm. Traffic may be delayed up to 10 minutes.

AC Transit is increasing fares starting July 1, 2025, with local cash fares rising to $2.75 and to $3 the next year. This is in response to a financial shortfall that has grown to $238 million.

Pinehurst Road in Canyon will have delays due to rock removal and erosion control work by Contra Costa County Public Works from March 24-31, causing up to 20-minute delays.

The Alameda City Council, CLASS, and Port of Oakland approved a Settlement Agreement for the Oakland Airport project, addressing community concerns on noise, pollution, and traffic.

Volaris began daily nonstop flights from Oakland to Los Cabos, providing an accessible and affordable travel option to the popular Mexican beach destination.

A retired BART car will become a vacation rental called the "Sierra Train House" in Jamestown, starting in 2026, offering a unique lodging experience near historical railroads and Yosemite National Park.

AC Transit has won the 2025 East Bay Innovation Award for Community Impact for its Zero Emission Bus University (ZEBU) program, which offers vocational training in zero-emission technology.

BART reports a 23% drop in violent crime in Q1, building on a prior 17% overall crime decline, with efforts like the Safe and Clean Plan enhancing safety.

The Port of Oakland observes a 7.2% rise in container volumes in March 2025, with a supporting growth in imports and exports indicating a positive first quarter.

US-China trade tensions lead to a decline in business for Oakland trucking, affecting local jobs and the broader shipping ecosystem. Consumers may bear the cost, while potential talks between the two countries offer some hope.

Oakland Airport has completed a modernization of its Terminal 1 check-in lobby, aiming to enhance the passenger experience with new finishes and lighting.