SEPTA workers were joined by Pennsylvania lawmakers to rally for critical funding for the transit agency as it faces looming service cuts and fare increases.

MOVE bombing still resonates Over the past several weeks, WHYY News has pored over more than 90 hours of recordings from its ...

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The state court justices are set to hear cases dealing with greenhouse gas regulations, defendants' waiver of counsel, and a ...

A woman and three teenage boys were shot while riding on a SEPTA bus at North 33rd Street and West Girard Avenue near ...

Several people were injured on Sunday morning when a SEPTA trolley on the Norristown High Speed Line struck a vehicle near ...

Four months after a horrific accident in South Philadelphia, a widow talks about the night she and her husband were struck by a SEPTA bus, killing her husband and why she is standing for changes.

Plus, a Penn Valley resident’s Emmy nomination and community concerns over SEPTA.

Here is a breakdown of some of the most common legal jargon used in lawsuits surrounding the Trump administration.

The company is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to focus on its transition into a telehealth services provider.