A judge for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted on Tuesday San Francisco’s request for a preliminary injunction, barring the airport formerly known as “Oakland International Airport” from using its new name, the “San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.”

A U.S. judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked the Port of Oakland from using "San Francisco" in the Oakland airport's name, finding the name change would likely cause consumer confusion and harm the city of San Francisco.

The ongoing saga between two of the Bay Area’s largest airports took a turn on Tuesday in favor of San Francisco when a federal judge granted the city a preliminary injunction against Oakland. The Port of Oakland has to immediately stop inserting “San Francisco Bay” in front of Oakland International Airport in advertising,

A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the renaming of Oakland International Airport, ruling that adding “San Francisco Bay” to the name causes travelers to mistakenly believe that the East Bay airport is affiliated with or run by the same management as San Francisco’s airport.

A federal judge in San Francisco issued an injunction Tuesday requiring the Port of Oakland to immediately stop using, distributing, or displaying any materials with the San Francisco-adjacent name. “Overall,

Oakland has to "immediately" stop using the name of its airport adopted last May: San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, a court said in issuing a preliminary injunction on the use of the new name.

A federal court has temporarily blocked Oakland Airport from using its new name, San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.