The ACE (Altamont Corridor Express) local train services in South Bay is launching their new ticketing platform and mobile app to help traveling passengers in the Bay Area. The ACE railway transit services operate under SJRRC (San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission) and launching thereby platform initiative in the middle of June 2025. The ACE/SJRRC services agency provides therein local railway transit services in collaboration with Alameda County and Santa Clara County.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is partnering with other transit service agencies to help traveling passengers. The MTC planning agency is partnering with SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency), and BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) railway transit services. The identified partnership service agencies are testing new wayfinding installed traveling signs posted at the Powell Street Station.

The Marin Transit agency in North Bay is upgrading their transit operational system with new routing service changes effective Tuesday, July 1, 2025. The Marin Transit services agency is partnering with Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District to host community Open House sessions. The partnership agencies will host therein two community Open House sessions for community awareness of transit service changes. Including virtual online information sessions throughout the month of June and July 2025 for passengers mobile participation.

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) transit services in West Bay is changing some routes effective Saturday, June 21, 2025 in the Bay Area. The SFMTA local routing service changes will help maintain therein transit services because of budget shortfall, and avoiding any negative services impact for traveling passengers. The transit agency is making thereby transit service changes to improve local routing services at higher ridership areas, and new routing services at some areas aligned with community feedback.

The AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) services agency in East Bay is increasing passenger fees effective Tuesday, July 1, 2025 in the Bay Area. The AC Transit Board of Directors approved therein passenger fees increase for local traveling passengers and transbay services across the bay. The AC Transit local adult passenger fees will be adjusted to .25 cents and transbay service cash payment fees will become .50 cents more increase.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency in South Bay received thereby Local Union 265 approval contract for services within Santa Clara County. The VTA transit services administrative personnel have been negotiating with ATU (Amalgamated Transit Union) Local 265, and ATU local membership finally approved therein contractual agreement. The VTA Board of Directors will provide thereby final approval of contractual services agreement, and ATU Local 265 will be consistent with other labor unions contracting with VTA transit services.

The CTC/Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) state agency in San Francisco Bay Area is investing almost $1.7 billion for innovative roadways safety projects statewide. The CTC (California Transportation Commission) allocated therein funding amount to support Caltrans mission for highways and/or local roadways safety improvement elements. Including $86.5 million investment for local safety improvement projects, and improving thereby state highway infrastructure system and repairs for southern California wildfires.

The STS (Sonoma County Airport) commercial airport in North Bay continues to celebrate their new concessionaire restaurant to help air traveling passengers. The STS Airport new restaurant called Flying Ace Kitchen and Taproom is located near an entrance to thereby First Terminal. The new restaurant at STS Airport is operated by SSP America Inc. company with many airport restaurants in the Bay Area. Including many concessionaire restaurants at major commercial airports in the Bay Area, and bringing authenticated food tasting items to airports nationwide.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay is recognized with a statewide award for thereby sustainability initiatives. The SFO Airport received their honorary 2025 Policy Leadership Award from USGBC (U.S. Green Building Council) during their 24th Annual California Green Building Conference. The honorary award is recognizing a municipality and/or agency for leading the way of advancing green buildings statewide. The SFO Airport has been validating therein sustainability efforts during the past 10 years of performance in the Bay Area.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay launched their first electric shuttle buses to transport passengers and employees at airport parking lots. The OAK Airport currently have five electric buses for transporting services, and aligned with state electrification policy regulations. The airport is aiming to electrify their whole fleet vehicles by 100%, and will continue thereafter currently having the first five electric buses.