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Metrolink riders brace yourselves: Fares will rise by up to 27% starting Monday

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Metrolink riders brace yourselves: Fares will rise by up to 27% starting Monday

Metrolink fares are going up Monday for the first time in 13 years. The move comes in the midst of financial and maintenance challenges.

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