Caltrain is ending its 55-cent Clipper fare discount on January 1, 2026, to equalize payment methods, amidst financial challenges and record service levels.

Caltrain’s new scenario planning lays out possible elimination of weekend service, hourly trains, early shutdowns and the closure of many stations if funding gaps persist.

FAA cuts scheduled air traffic by 10% at high-volume airports due to staffing shortages. This may affect San Francisco's air travel during the Veteran's Day weekend.

A Muni-involved collision at Market and Sansome delayed the F Market line Wednesday; outbound cars switched back at the Ferry Building and riders were urged to use the Market Street subway.

A big‑rig overturned on eastbound Highway 4 at the Contra Loma exit in Antioch Tuesday, blocking left lanes and snarling the morning commute before lanes reopened midday.

San Francisco's Breda light rail vehicles end service next week after 30 years, with scheduled farewell events. They will be replaced by Siemens LRV4 trains.

United Airlines announces its largest ever summer schedule at SFO for 2026 with over 300 daily flights, including 28 new ones, as it marks its centenary and SFO undergoes a $2.6 billion modernization.

A giant white airship drifted silently above the Golden Gate and the Bay in broad daylight — what’s the Sergey Brin-backed blimp doing in the SF skyline?

The Bay Area Air District granted SAFETRANS $4.82M for zero-emission school buses and charging stations in Santa Clara County to improve special education student transport.

Bay Area's Clipper payment system is set for a major upgrade on December 10, 2025, with features like contactless payments, auto-reload, and free/discounted transfers.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Connect Bay Area Act into law to let voters decide in 2026 on a sales tax to support Bay Area transit agencies facing budget shortfalls.

Caltrain's electric trains now return power to the Bay Area grid, with a new deal compensating them for the renewable energy supplied, potentially saving millions in energy costs.

Six months in, the city's speed cameras have slashed violations by nearly three-quarters—and generated over a million dollars in a single month. The numbers tell two very different stories, depending on who's counting.