SEPTA

Dozens of SEPTA Bus and Metro Rail lines would shut down if workers start to walk off the job.

SEPTA says it has leased 10 cars from the Maryland Area Regional Commuter Rail to expand capacity on the Regional Rail following a federally mandated inspection.

SEPTA union members on Sunday voted to authorize a strike as Transport Workers Union Local 234 works to negotiate a new contract.

SEPTA says regional rail service is expected to gradually return to normal after it completed a federally mandated inspection of its Silverliner IV fleet. 

SEPTA has canceled more than a dozen trains on Tuesday and Wednesday as they work to meet a federal deadline to inspect all the cars in their Silverliner IV fleet.

SEPTA riders using the regional rail line to get into the city from Philadelphia's suburbs were left frustrated for a second straight day after the transit authority slashed more rush hour train lines. 

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy spoke out about SEPTA in a press conference Tuesday addressing major safety and management concerns.

New red "bus-only" lanes in Center City and South Philadelphia aim to improve SEPTA service and daily commutes. Here's what we know.

Federal regulators have extended SEPTA's deadline for safety inspections and repairs of Silverliner IV rail cars.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is pushing for stable funding for SEPTA as it grapples with service cuts and deferred repairs.

SEPTA is in the hot seat as its officials were called to testify at a hearing for City Council’s Committee on Transportation and Utilities Thursday. Here's everything we know.

All SEPTA Regional Rail trains were suspended Thursday after SEPTA officials say the transit authority experienced power outages and other issues.

The federal government has given SEPTA 30 days to inspect all 225 Silverliner IV cars. A week in, about a dozen have been inspected.

SEPTA is preparing for a potential strike as the contract with its largest workers' union, TWU Local 234, is set to expire next month.

Commuters who rely on SEPTA's Regional Rail were left frustrated Tuesday after the transit authority was forced to remove some railcars following an emergency order issued by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). 

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has issued an advisory warning Regional Rail passengers of possible trip cancellations, delays and crowded conditions in the days ahead.

Three passengers were hurt when officials say overhead wires fell onto a SEPTA trolley during Thursday's commute just outside of Philadelphia.