Metro releases limited-edition cherry blossom SmarTrip cards at select stations for the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

A proposed federal spending bill would require D.C. to spend at its budgeted level from last fiscal year, a reduction of almost $1.1 billion, officials say.

All eyes are on D.C. after the United States Department of Transportation sent letters to transit leaders pushing for ...

According to WMATA, more than 1.5 million people visit the area during cherry blossom season each year. The special edition Metro card is one of WMATA's ways of joining in on the celebrations.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said more than 1.5 million people visit the region each year just to see the District’s iconic cherry blossoms, which are anticipated to ...

As of February 2025, WMATA said it has seen 46 consecutive months of ridership growth, “driving higher-than-expected revenue.” This prompted the transit authority to boost FY26 passenger revenue ...

The uptick is meant to help fill the deficit gap – a projected $103 million – in WMATA’s proposed 2013 fiscal year budget, according to The Washington Post. Riders without a SmarTrip would have an ...

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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem unveiled a multimillion-dollar ad campaign warning immigrants in the U.S. illegally to either self-deport or risk being deported and not ...

“Who’s running this country: Donald Trump or Elon Musk?,” the ad, which is still available on Common Cause’s website, reads, along with a cut-out of a laughing Musk and the White Hous ...