Articles by Anne Linehan

Some Third Ward residents attended last night’s Metro (New and Improved) Solutions meeting to protest Metro’s desire to run light rail through the TSU campus (Rosanna Ruiz, Chronicle): Dozens gathered around aerial maps at the

This is what quasi-governmental agencies with unelected officials do: The Metropolitan Transit Authority board voted Thursday to give President and CEO Frank Wilson a raise. But they wouldn’t say how much. [snip] After the meeting,

Yesterday Metro held a public meeting for its proposed North Corridor rail line, and not unlike the other proposed rail lines, there were protesters who are unhappy with Metro’s New and Improved Metro Solutions. Let’s

Philadelphia, PA; Fort Collins, CO; Portland, OR; and Washington, D.C. are among the cities that have seen accidents increase as a result of red light cameras, belying proponents’ claims that the cameras are all about

About one year ago, the Chronicle‘s Rad Sallee wrote quite a story on Metro, exposing how Metro has really hurt the riders who need Metro’s services the most. Included in that story was a look