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1. • • Transit agencies across California are grappling with a "fiscal cliff" — a decline in revenue and the end of federal funding that has been a lifeline for the last three years. Without the state stepping in, they say they may have to cut service or increase fares.
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   What happened to public transit in Los Angeles?

   • Between 2014 and 2018, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority — the nation’s third-largest transit system — lost more than 85.3 million annual boardings on public transit , a drop of more than 17.8%, according to a study by UCLA’s Institute for Transportation Studies. Then came COVID-19.

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   Is there a public transportation crisis in Los Angeles?

   • “There’s a crisis facing the public transportation system in L.A.,” said Genevieve Giuliano, a transportation expert at USC’s Sol Price School of Public Policy. “COVID made a bad situation worse.” The problems afflicting Metro are not unique to Los Angeles. Public transit systems around the world face uncertain futures.

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   Are public transit agencies struggling to avoid a 'fiscal cliff'?

   • Public transit agencies in California are struggling to avoid a “fiscal cliff” — and to persuade riders to return after the COVID pandemic. Advocates and legislators are seeking more state aid, but there are no simple solutions. Welcome to CalMatters, the only nonprofit newsroom devoted solely to covering issues that affect all Californians.

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   Does California have public transit?

   • When I came to California, I discovered that public transit isn’t one of its strengths. Many of the state’s biggest cities have failed to make their train systems connect to the local airport. There’s also the ongoing drama around the California bullet train, which — despite all its hype and cost — has yet to be completed.

   Riding public transit in Los Angeles can be scary. Here are some things

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   Why do people not use public transit?

   • Safety concerns add to the longstanding issues that discourage people from using public transit: how long trips take, the inconvenience of getting to a station and delays or interruptions. It doesn’t help that some transit agencies are not being managed very well.

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   Is riding public transit in Los Angeles scary?

   • Riding public transit in Los Angeles can be scary. Here are some things I've seen - Los Angeles Times Riding public transit in Los Angeles can be scary. Here are some things I’ve seen Times staffer Justin Ray has seen some stuff while riding public transit in Los Angeles. Above, passengers on a Metro Red Line train in November 2021.

   Riding public transit in Los Angeles can be scary. Here are some things

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3. calmatters.org › 2023 › 04Why California public transit is at a pivotal moment - CalMatters

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   Apr 5, 2023 · Public transit agencies in California are struggling to avoid a “fiscal cliff” — and to persuade riders to return after the COVID pandemic. Advocates and legislators are seeking more state aid, but there are no simple solutions.

4. www.latimes.com › california › storyCrime goes up on L.A. trains and buses as COVID eases - Los ...

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   Nov 28, 2021 · While most people ride public transit without incident, the issue of crime recently sparked a clash between L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva and Metro board members over the future of law...

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   Apr 6, 2023 · Transit agencies across California are grappling with a "fiscal cliff" — a decline in revenue and the end of federal funding that has been a lifeline for the last three years. Without the state stepping in, they say they may have to cut service or increase fares.

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7. www.latimes.com › california › newsletterRiding public transit in Los Angeles can be scary. Here are ...

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   May 18, 2022 · The NYT article brings up a paradox about ridership and safety; one of the best ways for people to feel safe on public transit is for more people to take it and thereby increase...

8. www.latimes.com › opinion › storyColumn: Can L.A.’s public transit system survive the pandemic?

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   Apr 7, 2021 · Los Angeles cannot continue on as a gas-guzzling, greenhouse-gas-emitting, traffic-clogged city of cars for much longer. Public transit must succeed and all Angelenos should be rooting for it.

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9. www.nytimes.com › 2022/04/26 › usWhat’s Going on With California’s Public Transit? - The New ...

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   Apr 26, 2022 · More recently, as the housing crisis consuming California, the nation’s most populous state, has deepened, public transit systems have also become flash points for fights over how to address...

10. calmatters.org › commentary › 2022California needs to put its money where its mouth is on ...

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    May 24, 2022 · California has recognized the need to move away from our heavy reliance on cars and toward a more balanced transportation system. In the last decade, the state has taken important steps to reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions, including through creation of the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program (TIRCP), funded through ...