Portland's regional transit agency TriMet continues to struggle with significantly reduced ridership more than five years after the pandemic began, signaling potentially dramatic service cuts on the horizon unless additional funding materializes. The agency is projected to provide approximately 66 million rides during its current fiscal year ending in June—representing a one-third decrease from 2019 […]
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