Tucson looking for ways to keep its transit fares free
Now, three years later, the city wants to make free transit a permanent thing.
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Now, three years later, the city wants to make free transit a permanent thing.
On Tuesday, the Tucson for All coalition announced its new campaign to secure permanently-free public transit, but there are several concerns about the impact this would have on bus drivers and others in Tucson.
Both chambers of the New Mexico Legislature in the first week of this year’s session approved an initial move to provide all 112 lawmakers with field offices and full-time staff.
The New Mexico Supreme Court is expected to hear a case this week challenging the state's new congressional maps.
The Albuquerque City Council continues to take its time to determine the fate of the Zero Fares Program, a transportation project that allows any city bus rider to hop on and go without having to show anything to the driver.