A United flight from Beijing to San Francisco aborted takeoff due to an engine issue; passengers deplaned safely and were rescheduled for a new flight.

BART Green Line in the Bay Area resumes normal service after disruptions caused by a fire at San Leandro Station.

San Francisco's new speed safety cameras issued over 31,000 warnings in April, with SFMTA data showing high speeding rates in certain areas, and more cameras to be installed soon.

Waymo received approval to expand its robotaxi operations in California and will proceed methodically. The service will include more of the Bay Area, while the company also plans to eventually reach San Francisco International Airport.

The Bay Area's Bike to Wherever Day saw high participation as residents chose cycling for sustainable travel, with activities and pledges for health and the environment.

A new study indicates post-COVID travel in downtown San Francisco is now dominated by private vehicles, with public transit use and regional travel declining.

San Francisco celebrated Bike & Roll to School Week, with a notable increase in students biking and using public transit, outweighing car trips. The SFMTA and SFUSD are supporting the trend with infrastructure and safety programs.

California's Senate Bill 63, proposing a ½-cent sales tax increase for improved public transit, moves closer to Senate approval, potentially impacting five counties and addressing a budget shortfall.

The Potrero Gateway streetscape renovation project in San Francisco was inaugurated by Mayor Daniel Lurie and officials, featuring pedestrian and cyclist safety improvements.

San Francisco launches a pilot program with the city's first public curbside EV chargers, marking a significant step towards greener transportation and meeting future climate goals.

San Francisco's SFMTA laid off 12 managers, including the chief strategy officer, amid a severe budget crisis to streamline operations and address a $322 million deficit.

May 6th is designated as All Aboard Bay Area Transit Day to encourage public transit use and improve air quality, coinciding with the start of Spare the Air season.

Bay Area public transit sees an increase in ridership, with Caltrain up by 50% due to electrification. Other agencies also report growth, while utilizing the last of the emergency funding to improve services.