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Local news briefs from Eugene, Springfield and the rest of Lane County, Oregon.

Over three paydays this year, nearly 700 paychecks to CapMetro bus operators were shorted, officials say. Checks were issued to fix the gaps.

Public and private transportation came to a halt on Friday as most buses remained off the roads. Commuters were forced to look for alternative means of transport. Some could be seen anxiously waiting for buses that never arrived.

Three winning entries will be displayed on bus stops to celebrate the anti-racism protest.

The payroll issues affected about 360 employees, according to CapMetro's new contractor, Keolis. Checks were issued to make up the difference.

Mayor Adams’ administration filed a lawsuit Thursday charging that 17 charter bus companies owe New York City at least $708 million for dropping off tens of thousands of migrants in the five boroughs as part of a controversial program launched by Texas’ Republican governor. The suit, submitted in Manhattan Supreme Court, alleges that the mostly Texas-based companies violated New York’s Social ...

A migrant surge continues to overwhelm authorities at the US-Mexico border — and in US cities where many asylum-seekers are being sent.

Over 70% of the estimated 1.20 lakh trucks, tempos and containers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) remained off the roads on Monday, and the three-day strike is likely to impact the distribution of fuel and hit fruits and vegetables supplies in the coming days | Mumbai news

After New York City ordered restrictions on migrant buses arriving in the city, drivers began dropping riders off at train stations in New Jersey.

Hundreds of immigrants are being dropped off at New Jersey train stations to bypass new charter busing restrictions.