Santa Clara County Local News: Transportation

VTA has a new shuttle service operator for people with disabilities and the previous contractor is raising concerns about why it was ousted.

In March, a  Nazi flag was hung on the north Morgan Hill overpass in where supporters of President Donald Trump had gathered for a political demonstration.

VTA could join a regional sales tax measure benefiting public transit in 2026, but is deciding how to balance local needs.

Sridhar Kollareddy walks between thousands of imported marbled granite slabs, slated to become countertops or gravestones. His business, Silicon Valley Granite, has sold the slabs across the Bay Area for 20 years from his San Jose facility. But now, he’s being forced to vacate the property in less than 72 hours to make way for a yearslong transit project.

Self-driving cars could hit the West Valley's small, suburban streets as one company tries to expand its footprint outside big cities.

On an overcast spring day—20 years after planning began—a new prefabricated pedestrian, bicycle and ADA-compliant bridge was dedicated at Highway 9.

Negotiations with the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 265, which represents about 1,500 transit workers, remain unresolved.

Three of VTA’s four unions ratified new contracts for the next four years, leaving the transit agency’s frontline workers hanging.

An appellate court judge has denied an appeal from a union representing bus drivers and light rail operators with VTA — doubling down on the decision to end a historic worker strike.