N. Va. officials search for path to save Metro from 'catastrophic' budget cuts

Local and state officials in Virginia say the path to dig Metro out of its looming $750 million deficit is uncertain — but action is necessary to avoid the significant service cuts, systemwide fare hikes, layoffs and station closures laid out in the transit agency’s newly proposed budget. Leaders in Fairfax County — which already

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