In all, CBS Philadelphia saw around 10 people stop from getting on the bus without paying, far from the majority who rode the route with us. But that's still about 10 people in one hour on one route.

The fire was placed under control just after 8 a.m., according to the Philadelphia Fire Department. Smoke from the SEPTA bus depot fire was visible across the city of Philadelphia on Thursday, June 5.

The SEPTA bus fire erupted around 6:15 a.m. at the Roberts Yard facility on the 300 block of Roberts Avenue, creating a spectacle visible from miles away.

A similar electric bus caught fire in 2022 at a separate SEPTA depot, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. The buses that caught fire were " getting ready to go to the scrap heap," said Andrew ...

PHILADELPHIA (WCAU) — A large fire broke out Thursday morning at a Philadelphia city bus facility. Officials say the flames spread to numerous buses, sending a thick column of black smoke rising ...

Route 49 launched in early 2019 and was the first local bus service that SEPTA added to its system in nearly a decade. It connects two residential Philadelphia neighborhoods – Strawberry Mansion ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Police released video of a group of suspects wanted in a mass shooting that injured eight students at a bus stop in Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon. The gunfire rang out around 3 ...