PHILADELPHIA - Commuters in and around Philadelphia should prepare for delays in the near future. That's because SEPTA union members have authorized another strike. This doesn't necessarily mean they ...

MALVERN — Gov. Josh Shapiro announced on Monday the allocation of over $200 million in additional capital funding to SEPTA. Shapiro made the announcement after touring a SEPTA facility in Malvern. “I ...

Amid new MTA tactics to enforce transit fares, some West Harlem commuters have expressed concerns about the impact of these strategies in their neighborhood. A report published by the Citizens Budget ...

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Gov. Josh Shapiro directed PennDOT to tap into state's Public Transit Trust Fund, which is used for emergencies, to help SEPTA pay for various capital improvements, the Inquirer reported. With the ...

Governor Shapiro Directs $219.9 Million in Additional Capital Funding to SEPTA to Support Urgent Safety Upgrades and Infrastructure Improvements Across System PHILADELPHIA (CN) — Pennsylvania Governor ...

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Federal agents are now expected to move to New Orleans. A federal immigration crackdown dubbed Charlotte's Web has concluded in North Carolina's largest city after netting more than 250 arrests, local ...

SEPTA will stop selling Regional Rail tickets at nine more stations — including two of its hubs in Philadelphia — at the end of the year as a growing number of riders use other methods to pay for ...

After authorizing a strike in a vote over the weekend, members of SEPTA's largest workers union – Transport Workers Union Local 234, which represents about 5,000 bus, subway and trolley operators, ...

If you ride LA Metro, you’ve already seen the omnipresent signage and announcements telling you to be ready to present your TAP card for inspection. You may have also seen news or social media clips ...