Transportation

Authorities are searching for two suspects who they say carjacked a SEPTA cashier in North Philadelphia early Wednesday morning. 

Eastbound lanes are blocked after three tractor-trailers and multiple cars crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Monday.

Authorities are searching for a man who they say stabbed a teenager when a fight aboard a SEPTA train spilled onto the platform Wednesday night. 

Gov. Wolf’s push for tolling comes as states increasingly look to user fees to make up for declining gas tax revenue that is not keeping up with the demands of fixing highways and bridges.

Flags lowered to half-staff Thursday, as the U.S. commemorates 1 million lives lost to COVID, a grim milestone that once felt unthinkable. Doctors say it’s more important than ever to test when feeling sick.

SEPTA is facing a new series of questions after a woman who has previously plead guilty in a murder case wound up as part of their new outreach program.

Officials say a woman was tased during an encounter with police Wednesday morning at a busy SEPTA terminal. 

A public hearing was held on Monday with SEPTA's CEO regarding crime on its system and lawmakers' demand for more security.

SEPTA says it will be adding more 'eyes and ears' to their properties when they deploy new security personnel. The extra help comes as the transit authority has responded to a recent string of violent incidents.

SEPTA safety took center stage at Tuesday's budget meeting with Philadelphia City Council, as officials try to rebuild the public's confidence in the sixth-largest transit system in the country. 

Anyone 18 and older will need to get a REAL ID by next May in order to travel by air or access federal buildings. Here's what you need to know before the deadline.

SEPTA Transit Police is asking for the public's help to identify a man accused of firing a gun outside a bus at Broad and Allegheny on Saturday morning.

Authorities say the suspect accused of a sexual assault on SETPA's Broad Street Line is in police custody.

Parking at Philadelphia International Airport continues to get easier as the airport is reopening parking spots.

Sources tell FOX 29 that SEPTA police officers are searching for a suspect who shoved another rider onto the tracks of the Market-Frankford Line Thursday night.