The T is on track to be broke soon. There's no long-term fix.
The state’s largest public transit system estimates a yawning budget gap of $628 million come July, and top leaders have failed to advance any long-term solutions.
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The state’s largest public transit system estimates a yawning budget gap of $628 million come July, and top leaders have failed to advance any long-term solutions.
Several staffers say there’s an undercurrent of fear and intimidation fostered by domineering bosses. CEO Susan Goldberg said "a personnel situation occurred in our newsroom and we've dealt with it."
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Potentially teeing up a new round of debate about how the state funds public transit, MBTA officials last Friday rolled out a dire financial forecast that projects a sizable operating budget shortfall this year and a nearly $1 billion chasm within five years. T budget-writers said worse-than-expected ridership and a successful hiring blitz widened the gap between anticipated
BOSTON — Potentially teeing up a new round of debate about how the state funds public transit, MBTA officials on Friday rolled out a dire financial forecast that projects a