SEPTA has implement the first phase of cuts on Sunday after the transit agency says it couldn't fill its budget gap.

Three days after SEPTA implemented service cuts while facing a lack of state funding, riders are already struggling to get ...

SEPTA cuts means earlier wake-up times, longer commutes for students on first day More than 50,000 Philly students rely on ...

SEPTA riders are navigating challenges that include longer wait times and are spending more money on extra buses or trains ...

In many places, funding hasn’t kept up with inflation while ridership is below pre-pandemic levels after many people had ...

SEPTA cut services by 20% on Sunday, leading to a commuting nightmare for daily riders and students who joined the fray on ...

The first SEPTA service reductions started Sunday and continued into Monday with bus and subway service cuts that eliminates 32 routes and reduces service on 88 others.

Why won’t Philly take advantage of our local colleges to find solutions to issues like traffic congestion and fighting fires?

Hiya, Philly. The last week of August is already a busy one. The second full day and first weekday of SEPTA’s reduced schedule was also the first day of school for 117,000 Philadelphia School District ...

SEPTA eliminated 32 bus routes and made other cuts after the state legislature was unable to agree on a budget boost to close the agency’s $213 million annual deficit. A 21.5% fare hike is planned for ...

Sen. Majority Leader Joe Pittman is a top negotiator at the closed-door budget talks with Gov. Josh Shapiro and House ...