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Hundreds Protest Fare Hikes
For the first time since 1994, the MTA says it has to raise fares by 60% because of rising costs, a massive deficit, and spending on rail projects. The agency claims that the only alternative is cutting services. Today, approximately 1,500 people showed up for a hearing in a room that holds only 600.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor the first time since 1994, the MTA says it has to raise fares by 60% because of rising costs, a massive deficit, and spending on rail projects. The agency claims that the only alternative is cutting services. Today, approximately 1,500 people showed up for a hearing in a room that holds only 600.
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1 of 3Charter Schools, Bus Fares and a Casualty at the LA Times… - 1:19Hundreds Protest Fare HikesYou’re reading this
- 7:00LA Charter Schools Reap $6.5 Million Boon From Broad
- 17:47Al Martinez Forced Out At The Los Angeles Times