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Metro Proposes Bus, Fare Changes
Metro, the second-busiest transit agency in the country, has floated a proposal for next fiscal year that could result in…
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EDITORIAL: Law May Not Favor Man in Transit Police Taser Incident
There's still a dangerously wide chasm which exists between police and the Black community.
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‘D’ Grade for D.C. Bus System Gets Mixed Reaction
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's bus system in the District of Columbia recently received a poor but passing grade…
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Evans Scrutiny Intensifies Amid Raid, Ethics Scandal
The longest-serving member of the D.C. Council may face harsh reprimands for recent actions involving his service in the legislature…
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Who Polices the Police?
Wow, that picture of the woman who was beaten by Metro police was very jarring, to say the least.
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Metro Reaches Deal on Two Sites in Md., Va.
Metro plans to purchase sites for two new offices in Maryland and Virginia, which officials said will save the transit…
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Metro to Vote on Budget Without Late-Night Service
Metro's board of directors plan to vote on a $3.5 billion fiscal year 2020 budget Thursday without a fare increase…
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Metro Fares for Special Events to Increase
Metro commuters in the D.C. region during major events such as the Fourth of the July celebration will pay slightly…
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Metro Board Split on Budget Proposal
Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld proposed Thursday a $3.4 billion fiscal 2020 budget that includes a $2 weekend flat fare…
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Metro Chief Gets Raise, Contract Extension
Metro board of directors approved a two-year contract extension Thursday for agency General Manager Paul Wiedefeld, which would allow the…
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