TriMet’s top leader warned Wednesday that the regional transit agency will have to cut service over the next three years to close a $300 million budget gap due to rising costs, declining ...

TriMet says a lack of funding will lead to a reduction of service starting in November of this year. “More cuts are being planned for March 2026 and after, with at least a 10% overall cut to service ...

TriMet, Oregon’s largest public transportation system, announced Wednesday it plans to cut 10% of its services over a period of two years as the agency grapples with a $300 million budget ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — TriMet will begin reducing its services this fall as it faces a $300 million budget gap. The public transportation agency servicing the greater Portland metro area said ...

TriMet will begin reducing its services this fall as it faces a $300 million budget gap, something the public transportation agency said is the result of "the Oregon Legislature's failure" to pass ...

TriMet is experiencing a significant fiscal crisis, and it’s forcing the public transit agency to cut service by 10 percent over the next two years, with reductions coming as soon as this fall ...

TriMet has decked out one of its buses in rainbow flair in celebration of the Portland Pride festival. The bus, designed by a local Portland artist, will join in the parade itself on Sunday, July 20.

Posted: July 24, 2025 | Last updated: July 24, 2025 TriMet will begin reducing its services this fall as it faces a $300 million budget gap.

TriMet says they are planning significant service cuts to address their $300 million budget gap, despite the upcoming special session to address transportation.

TriMet celebrates Portland Pride with a rainbow bus designed by local artist Daniel Quasar. The bus will join the parade on Sunday, July 20.

With U.S. toy sales up 6% in the first four months of the year, toy makers are hoping that consumer demand, and hit toys will help them weather the tariff impact.

TriMet announces service cuts and other reductions to address budget shortfall. Also, LA Metro’s A Line Extension from Glendora to Pomona will open on Friday, Sept. 19; the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR ...