BART and Muni have sounded the alarm for months about cutting service. Now, another voice has joined the doom-and-gloom chorus.
In a sobering, 50-page report (opens in new tab) released Monday, Caltrain painted an ominous picture should voters fail to pass a tax needed to close its $75 million budget deficit: No service past 9 p.m., no weekend trains, and the closure of at least 10 stations.
These cuts would be on the table for summer 2027 if voters shoot down the half-cent tax in November — assuming the measure even qualifies for the ballot. BART and Muni have also threatened service cuts should the measure fail…