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BART, Muni will bring $2.50 discount by end of year - Vimarsana News

BART, Muni will bring $2.50 discount by end of year

By the end of the year, San Franciscans won’t have to pay twice when transferring between BART and Muni — if you’re using a Clipper card.

Tenant says landlord 'jumped on me' during eviction attempt -- here's his story - Vimarsana News

Tenant says landlord 'jumped on me' during eviction attempt -- here's his story

A tenant claims his landlord jumped on him while trying to evict him from a Detroit apartment building. He shared his side of the story with Local 4.

'He jumped on me while trying to evict me': Tenant says landlord attacked him on Detroit's west side - Vimarsana News

'He jumped on me while trying to evict me': Tenant says landlord attacked him on Detroit's west side

After speaking up about the conditions at the Four Corners Apartments on Telegraph Road on Detroit's west side, Kenneth Pruitt says he was attacked by his property owner, Michael Eiseman, last month.

BART on track to hit 'fiscal cliff' by March 2025, per preliminary budget - Vimarsana News

BART on track to hit 'fiscal cliff' by March 2025, per preliminary budget

BART is on track to run out of federal relief funds by March 2025, with estimated operating deficits of more than $300 million per year over the next several years, according to the transit agency's preliminary budget.

Pilot project could make most transfers across transit agencies free or heavily discounted - Vimarsana News

Pilot project could make most transfers across transit agencies free or heavily discounted

Most transfers across multiple transit agencies would be heavily discounted or even free under a new pilot project Bay Area public transit officials are currently considering. 

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