State lawmakers are heading back to Harrisburg this weekend in a renewed effort to pass a mass transit funding bill aimed at keeping SEPTA services intact.

State Democratic representatives called on their Republican counterparts to pass a public transit funding bill before SEPTA’s first round of cuts take effect Aug. 24.

We need action at the state level … to deliver the funding our transit systems need,” says Commissioner Jamila Winder ...

The bipartisan budget that would fund SEPTA cleared the house on June 17 and has been stalled in the Senate. PA Democrats are demanding action in Harrisburg. A $213 million funding gap and a crippling ...

Delaware's concerns over looming cuts to SEPTA's Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail line show the broad regional effects of the ...

SEPTA is expected to debut a revised trip planner on its website to help riders prepare for possible service cuts.

Come Aug. 24, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority will face a 45 percent cut in services if the state ...

Recent battery fire incidents in decommissioned electric buses with lithium-ion batteries in storage include one in a ...

Republicans who want money to fix and build new roads throughout PA — even in areas with no traffic woes — are holding up ...

Pennsylvania House Democrats desperate to increase mass transit funding to avert looming fare hikes and service cuts in ...

HARRISBURG — Democrats in the Pennsylvania House are fast-tracking a bill to send more money to the state’s transit agencies ...

Public transportation is not a luxury,” Shusterman said. “It is inconceivable to think about our community without SEPTA.