The STS (Sonoma County Airport) commercial airport in North Bay is raising charging rates in the Bay Area effective Saturday, July 1, 2023. The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved therein rates increase for STS Airport, and aligned with thereby AMP (Airport Master Plan). The STS Airport AMP is aligned with thereby airport development projects for improvement and community needs. Including project elements for the airport safety reasoning and consideration of business and public transportation needs.

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) commercial airport in West Bay is launching new flight services to FCO (Rome-Fiumicino International Airport). The SFO Airport new nonstop flights will be effective Saturday, July 1, 2023 and passengers can enjoy an Italian flight experience. The flight attendants will help air traveling passengers have a comfortable flight with great business class menu meals. The SFO Airport new nonstop flights will make it more easier for air traveling passengers to Europe.

The OAK (Oakland International Airport) commercial airport in East Bay is kicking off thereby summertime with additional flight destinations for passengers. The OAK Airport is anticipating many air traveling passengers coming through during summertime. The airport personnel is highly recommending air traveling passengers to be at the airport two hours before departure time of their flights. It gives more flexible time for check-in without delays and stressful situations, as well as following airport and airlines guidelines.

The SJC (San Jose Mineta International Airport) commercial airport in South Bay wins thereby Year Diamond Level Award for their project. The SJC Airport was recognized for thereby highest distinction award for Buildings & Public Infrastructure airport project. The airport project was honored by IPI (International Partnering Institute) for their ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility) project. Including an Award of Merit since groundbreaking for 2022 Best Projects competition.

The MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) services agency in San Francisco Bay Area is advocating for transit sustainable funding during thereby state budget session. The MTC advocacy team is seeking flexible transportation funding during therein fiscal year 2023/2024 state budget hearing. The California state legislatures released a budget agreement to include $1.1 billion funding to help transit agencies. Including the restoration of $4 billion that was part of last year's budget commitment, and helping transit agencies with capital improvement projects.

The Marin Transit services agency in North Bay is offering free rides for passengers going to therein annual county fair event in San Rafael. The transit agency free rides will be effective on Friday, June 30, 2023 until Tuesday, July 4, 2023 throughout local countywide transit service routes. The transit services free rides can help passengers avoid traffic and enjoy the fair events without vehicular traffic headaches. The Marin Transit free rides offer is available online for accessibility, and not valid for Marin Access demand responsive services.

The Caltrain transit services agency in West Bay is planning to test therein new electric trains during summertime 2023 in the Bay Area. The testing trains will operate between San Antonio and San Jose Diridon stations, and signifying thereby new improvement transit services for passengers. The Caltrain new electric transit trains will operate under OCS (Overhead Contact System) by its own power. It will certainly help with saving our local environment to protect families and children in the Bay Area.

The AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District) services agency in East Bay is updating transit services for improvement during summertime. The AC Transit agency is making therein service changes effective Sunday, June 11, 2023 to have available services better for families and children. The school services are currently suspended throughout summertime because school is out, and transit services will reopen when schools are open.

The VTA (Valley Transportation Authority) transit agency in South Bay was recognized for leading a partnership project to help with traffic congestion. The VTA partnership with Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) and local agencies in South Bay was awarded for their local improvement project. The CTF (California Transportation Foundation) awards partnership teams for their exceptional improvement projects to help local traffic matters.

The CTC (California Transportation Commission) approves therein application to construct a toll collection facility on Highway 37 in San Francisco Bay Area. The toll collection approach was submitted by MTC (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) and partnership transit agencies in North Bay. That means vehicular drivers will have to pay tolls when traveling along Highway 37 in San Francisco Bay Area between Mare Island and Sears Point.