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.

A federal judge has ordered Oakland airport officials to halt using "San Francisco Bay" in its name, amid a trademark dispute with San Francisco officials.

A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the renaming of Oakland International Airport, ruling that adding “San Francisco Bay” to the name would cause 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,

A federal judge said including the city name in Oakland's airport name may damage the reputation of the larger and better-rated San Francisco International Airport.

In May, the Port of Oakland, which manages the city's airport, renamed the Oakland airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.