SEPTA GM Scott Sauer sat down with NBC10's Lauren Mayk to talk the state of the transit agency as they inspect all of their Silverliner IV train cars.

Remember when SEPTA announced drastic cutbacks to service throughout the region and then implemented some of those cutbacks while preparing to implement more only to be forced by a Philly judge to ...

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! Earlier this month, the Federal Railroad Administration issued an Emergency Order ...

In today’s “What Fresh Hell Is This?” report, the National Transportation Safety Board issued an urgent warning yesterday that SEPTA’s 1970s-era Silverliner IV cars — currently used on Regional Rail — ...

The National Transportation Safety Board said hundreds of aging rail cars should be taken out of service until they can be replaced or retrofitted. By Billy Witz The National Transportation Safety ...

SEPTA service in the Philadelphia region was restored on Sunday, and everything that had been cut is now back on schedule. However, passengers are paying more for those rides with a 21.5% fare hike in ...

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After months of failed proposals and planned cuts, SEPTA’s reduced services should soon be restored. New high school course: Willingboro High School expands new senior real estate business elective ...

Reduced SEPTA services are to be restored as soon as Sunday, Sept. 14, under an approved plan proposed by the mass transit agency. Last week, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed off on the request on a waiver ...

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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro approved SEPTA's request to use up to $394 million in future capital funding to maintain mass transit services for two years, ensuring the preservation of existing ...