SEPTA riders will start to feel the cuts on Aug. 24, when dozens of bus routes are eliminated or shortened, among other ...

As riders cope with the cuts and fare changes, transportation experts and advocates are expecting to see a variety of effects ...

SEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from ...

Service on SEPTA buses, subways, and trolleys will be reduced by 20 percent starting Sunday. Regional Rail service reductions ...

The regional transit agency has announced cuts to 56 bus routes and increased fares starting Aug. 24. Rail lines and trolleys ...

If a deal is not reached by Aug. 14, officials say plans will move forward for a 20% reduction ten days later.

CBS Philadelphia talked with frequent SEPTA riders to find out how they're feeling after the incidents. "I don't feel that safe," said Jeff Reystuckey from Southwest Philadelphia, who says he uses ...

Back in 1983, when I moved here, SEPTA’s official Philadelphia Street and Transit Map (still the best paper map of the city around, if you can find a copy) had this blunt statement on the back: ...

“We felt like we couldn’t make this up,” said Lori Tortorice, 70, of South Philadelphia, who wasn’t stressing about missing the start of the race.

SEPTA is hoping to install a few dozen new digital billboards at subway entrances ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this summer. On Thursday, a bill was introduced in ...

By Dan Stamm • Published September 8, 2015 • Updated on September 11, 2015 at 12:27 pm SEPTA expanded the number of stations that will remain open during Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia.