By Sharon Simonson The Caltrain governing board is expected to declare a fiscal emergency for the beleaguered commuter-rail service at a March 3 board meeting. Such a declaration would allow the agency to make drastic service cuts while escaping environmental analysis usually required by state law. Caltrain managers assert that the 77-mile system will have […]
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