A former high-ranking Keolis employee has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $8 million intended to operate the MBTA commuter rail system and to defrauding the IRS, the U.S. Attorney said Thursday.

Starting August 4, the MBTA and Keolis Commuter Services announced temporary schedule adjustments for the Franklin/Foxboro ...

Commuter rail operator Keolis said the schedule adjustments on the Franklin/Foxboro and Providence/Stoughton lines are ...

The MBTA and Keolis announced adjusted schedules for some commuter trains on the Franklin/Foxboro Line and the Fairmount Line ...

A former top engineer for Keolis, which operates the MBTA’s commuter rail, has been sentenced to more than five years in federal prison for stealing $8.5 million meant to operate the commuter ...

A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted John P. Pigsley, 58, of Beverly, who is the assistant chief engineer for facilities for the Paris-based Keolis’ commuter rail operations, on five counts ...

BOSTON (WHDH) - A former Keolis employee is facing federal charges in connection with a scheme to defraud the company of over $8 million meant for MBTA Commuter rail repairs, according to U.S ...

Keolis Commuter Services told the Herald Pigsley, a Beverly resident, was one of “2,000 people hired on” when they took over the contract from Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad in July of 2014.

Keolis, which operates the commuter rail, said about 800 passengers were on board at the time of what they called an "upright derailment." They were put on two other trains into Boston.

The tiered regime gives Keolis monthly bonuses ranging from $2,500 to $70,000, depending on the line, for reaching adjusted on-time performance rates of up to 98 percent.

Keolis and Navya, partners in autonomous mobility since 2016, have launched their first fully autonomous shuttle service at the French National Shooting Sports Centre (CNTS) in Châteauroux.