SEPTA is set to cut service in Philadelphia later this month as Pennsylvania lawmakers debate new funding for public transit.

SEPTA says they have until Aug. 14 for state lawmakers to approve funding or else they will be forced to implement service ...

The pressure continues to rise in the legislature as House Democrats moved another proposal to increase mass transit funding.

After a fire at a SEPTA storage yard damaged many decommissioned electric buses, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has ...

A SEPTA spokesperson said state funding is needed by Aug. 14 to avoid service cuts that will take effect on Aug. 24.

SEPTA is revealing the new schedules that will take effect if state transit funding is not secured by August 14.

If a deal is not reached by Aug. 14, officials say plans will move forward for a 20% reduction ten days later.

A coalition of transit advocates and elected officials rallied in front of Philadelphia City Hall to demand the GOP-led Senate end its recess and return to Harrisburg to finish the budget.

SEPTA says it will implement a 20% service cut starting August 24 unless new state transit funding is secured by August 14.

With SEPTA cuts looming, some families in Philadelphia aren't sure how they'll get to work and school this fall. Reporter Dan ...

The FTA sent a letter to SEPTA requesting details on storage and handling procedures for buses with lithium-ion batteries.