On Thursday, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) was ordered by Judge Sierra Thomas-Street of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas to immediately reverse all service cuts ...

Last weekend, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) began implementing the first phase of service cuts under its “doomsday budget” adopted in June. These reductions included ...

PHILADELPHIA — James Kpou was clutching his “senior citizen” fare card for this city’s vast network of buses, subways and light rail trains when he heard the announcement this week over the intercom ...

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It's more trouble for SEPTA as the same attorney who sued the agency over service cuts filed another lawsuit Wednesday over recent fare increases. The lawsuit says the Philadelphia-based transit ...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro on Monday directed the state’s Department of Transportation to approve a request directing a one-time funding lifeline to the cash-strapped mass transit system that ...

The plan also includes new subway vehicles for the B and M lines, as well as major station renovations, including adding elevators.

A Philadelphia judge ruled Thursday that the state’s largest transit system must temporarily halt all of its current and planned service cuts, while allowing planned fare hikes to move forward. The ...

A worker stands inside a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) subway car on the Market-Frankford line in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 07, 2017. The agency ...