Federal government: MTA must clean up crime or funding will be pulled
The federal government has warned the MTA that it will pull funding if proof of progress is not provided.
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Mar 19, 2025, 4:15 PM
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9ds agoThe pressure is on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to clean up crime and safety issues on the city’s public transportation.
The federal government has warned the MTA that it will pull funding if proof of progress is not provided.
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