SFMTA approved changes to restore curb parking near Portsmouth Square and add a full-time center lane for the 1-California line, with crews expected to begin this summer.

A fast‑moving tropical storm and network knock‑on effects snarled flights at SFO and LAX, leaving dozens delayed and some canceled.

BART will close tracks between Union City and Warm Springs/South Fremont on five weekends; AC Transit will run free replacement buses and riders should expect 30–40 minute delays.

A tower computer outage at Sonoma County Airport forced multiple Alaska Airlines flights to divert to nearby airports, leaving passengers with hours‑long detours.

SFMTA says a bus bridge is running for the Market Street subway and BART is assisting downtown riders. Expect delays and follow station staff for help.

An SFMTA evaluation says quick‑build West Portal changes cut injury crashes and left local visits largely unchanged. City staff will weigh permanent fixes next.

Design tweaks at the Hillsdale interchange have been added to the SR‑92/US‑101 connector study, with options aiming to reduce merges and avoid taking homes. Public input and environmental review will guide the final choice.

SFMTA says the T Third will get riders to Thrive City for Sunday’s World Cup final, but plan for weekend maintenance and possible BART delays.

The CTC approved nearly $2.5 billion for 150+ projects statewide, funding bridges, mobility hubs and safety upgrades from Shasta to Los Angeles.

Caltrans District 4 published a Transit Needs Assessment and interactive map that grade and tier state highway corridors for transit upgrades across the Bay Area.

A San Francisco Waymo rider says he was trapped during a May attack on a robotaxi and is pushing the company and regulators to change emergency-response rules.

SFMTA says controllers are sweeping the tunnel between Church and Van Ness after a reported intruder; expect slow inbound and outbound subway service.

Autonomous taxis are triggering dozens of 911 calls after riders fall asleep mid‑trip, straining Austin's emergency resources and prompting calls for new rules.