San Francisco's updated climate plan centers transportation, aiming to shift trips off cars and hit steep 2030 emissions targets.

Honda is recalling more than 440,000 Odyssey minivans after a software problem can trigger side airbags without a crash. Dealers will reprogram or replace control units free and owner notices arrive in late May.

San Francisco is months away from finishing a city‑owned emergency fiber network that will link police, hospitals and nearly every fire station. Officials say the upgrade will keep calls and data flowing during major events.

An equipment failure between 19th Street and MacArthur snarled BART service Tuesday evening; AC Transit buses were offered as alternatives.

Toyota is recalling 9,139 Lexus RC, GS and IS models because a low‑pressure fuel pump may fail and cause engine stalls. Dealers will replace the pump free and owner notices begin in early June.

A disabled BART train in San Francisco forced Red Line suspensions and limited Green Line service while crews moved a tow train into place.

Valley Link would link Dublin‑Pleasanton BART to ACE at Vasco Road, aiming to ease I‑580 congestion and give Tri‑Valley commuters a rail alternative.

A rockslide on Sunday shut both lanes of State Route 140 into Yosemite, blocking the Arch Rock approach while crews assess the unstable slope. Park and Caltrans updates are active.

A new regional review points to the SFO lease as the main driver of the $5.51 airport surcharge — and suggests renegotiation could ease the bite.

Assemblymember Diane Papan’s bill would let San Mateo cities bar under‑12 riders from Class 1 and 2 e‑bikes, pairing warnings and small fines with required data reporting. The move follows local crashes and a county safety forum.

A full weekend shutdown of eastbound I‑80 will crimp SoMa and Mission Bay traffic next weekend. Timeline, detours and transit options explained.

CAISO’s draft transmission plan calls for roughly $7 billion and 38 projects to carry offshore wind, imports and big new loads — with a major 500‑kV line among the costliest items.

California plans to stage and assemble floating offshore wind at Humboldt Bay — hundreds of turbines, hundreds of miles of cables and a multibillion-dollar price tag. The proposal is stirring local debate over jobs, funding and environmental risks.