On Friday, city leaders announced that construction on the redesign of Castro's Harvey Milk Plaza at the Castro Muni station will begin in 2026, and is expected to be completed in 2028.

SFMTA relaunches its Commute Support Program, targeting medium-sized businesses to promote sustainable employee commutes in line with San Francisco's environmental goals.

Bay Area's "casual carpooling" tradition is poised for a revival, offering a community-based commuting alternative amid public transport funding woes and changes in carpool lane rules.

SF Muni is introducing changes to bus routes and stops starting June 21 to address budget shortfalls, including a new bus route and adjusted service to improve efficiency.

Waymo expands its autonomous vehicle service in California, adding areas in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and parts of San Francisco and Los Angeles. The expansion includes strategic locations near airports, though airport services are not yet offered.

BART has balanced its FY26 budget using emergency funds and a fare increase, while focusing on service improvements and long-term infrastructure investments, despite an expected deficit in FY27.

The MTC has made the Clipper START program, offering a 50% fare discount to lower-income adults, a permanent fixture across 21 transit agencies after a successful pilot phase.

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.