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We Invested in Mass Transit. We Should Let Californians Live Near It

BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA, JUL 7 – The $750 million loan supports four transit agencies facing a combined $800 million deficit due to declining ridership, with a proposed 2026 sales tax aiming to ensure long-term funding.

Summary by LA Daily News
Each morning, millions of Californians face an impossible choice: Endure hours in traffic and spend 20 percent or more of their incomes on car expenses, or spend more than half the median household income of $96,000 on housing near their jobs and transit. As members of California’s Congressional delegation, we’ve approached this challenge from different angles – but reached the same conclusion: California’s disconnect between our public transit …

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The Mercury news broke the news in San Jose, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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