Philadelphia is telling residents and commuters to figure out their travel plans now with SEPTA cuts coming soon.

SEPTA’s service cuts start Aug. 24 with fewer buses, trains, and trolleys. Here’s how to get around Philly instead — from Indego bikes and PHLASH to PATCO, NJ Transit, park-and-rides, and taxis.

How will Philadelphia deal with SEPTA's looming service cuts and fare hikes? The city unveiled its plan for residents and commuters.

SEPTA officials say even if they get funding before cuts go into effect on Sunday, they'll still need a few days to get ...

Traffic in the Philadelphia region is about to get a lot worse. Due to the SEPTA funding crisis, hundreds of thousands of ...

Officials will be actively monitoring rush hour traffic and are standing up resources now to level up arterial and ...

In an interview, Parker said she is in “constant communication” with Republicans and Democrats in Harrisburg and remains ...

SEPTA officials slashed their way to $30 million in savings, but they still need more than $200 million to maintain service.

Protesters gathered at state Sen. Joe Picozzi's office in Northeast Philadelphia on Monday and demanded action amid potential ...

Principal Gillis said about 60% of the school's 1,600 students rely on SEPTA charter buses to travel from four elementary ...

A budget crisis in Philadelphia's transit system could have unexpected consequences for train passengers traveling between ...