Caltrans District 4 updates Bay Area Bike Plan focusing on safety, equity, and sustainability, with 80 projects completed and more planned, including expanded Bay Bridge bike lanes.

AC Transit announces the restructuring of its bus network, affecting 104 lines in East Bay starting August 10, after extensive public feedback and addressing both ridership changes post-pandemic and a budget shortfall.

Commuters are dodging foot-long rats in ferry terminal parking lots after Vallejo's homeless camp sweep sent displaced rodents straight to the busiest transportation hub. Panama Bay Coffee is hemorrhaging customers while the city scrambles with pest control teams.

Oakland just doubled down on borrowing San Francisco's airport brand after getting shut down in court. Round two of the Bay Area's most expensive identity crisis is officially underway.

The Port of Oakland's Board of Commissioners plans to rename Oakland International Airport to Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, despite San Francisco International's concerns about brand confusion and intellectual property.

Oakland received a $10M grant for transportation upgrades in East Oakland aimed at improving safety and connectivity, part of the LAMMPS Project near NE University's campus.

Volaris Airlines launches a new nonstop service from Oakland to Zacatecas, Mexico, operating on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, using Airbus Neo aircraft for the route.

The Port of Oakland is planning to rename its airport to "Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport" to enhance its regional identity and stimulate economic growth.

BART reports a rise in ridership and customer satisfaction, decreases in crime and fare evasion, and improvements in train and station cleanliness. New safety measures and Future Fleet trains are contributing to the positive changes.

Oakland International Airport launched a digital campaign called "La Bahía" to boost travel from Mexico, partnering with Visit Oakland and Visit Berkeley to advertise on social media and target three Mexican cities.

AC Transit's Board approves a budget to retain 85% bus services, without immediate cuts or layoffs. Fare increases are planned for 2025/26, and a bus network realignment is set for August. Future challenges loom with expected funding shortfalls.

New fare gates with enhanced security features are now operational at all 12 BART stations in Contra Costa County.

The Port of Oakland commits to purchasing renewable energy certificates from EBMUD, boosting its sustainability efforts with an agreement starting July 1, 2025.