SEPTA riders are speaking out in frustration as service cuts to the transportation authority have begun Monday due to a funding crisis.

The first full weekday of reduced service was inconvenient for many riders, but it didn’t result in the crush-level crowds ...

For SEPTA ticket agent Tamika Copes, it's been a stressful few weeks. Copes lives in Philadelphia and works at SEPTA's ...

Many commuters and students in the Philadelphia region woke earlier than usual Monday and scrambled to avoid being late as ...

SEPTA riders are trying to navigate their commute Monday morning during the first weekday since the drastic transit cuts ...

As SEPTA begins its first week with a reduced schedule, Philadelphia lawmakers are calling for new funding to reverse the cuts.

Gov. Josh Shapiro says he is open to using money from a special transit fund that pays for capital projects to help SEPTA ...

Krispy Kreme executives are under pressure to convince Wall Street analysts and investors that their latest plan will turn ...

Thirty-two SEPTA bus routes were cut and 16 were shortened, forced by massive budget deficits and the lack of a new budget in ...

On a day when a first round of SEPTA cuts made getting to school a challenge for some, the district and teachers union celebrated a three-year deal.

SEPTA has said its cuts this week amount to a 20% across-the-board service reduction to deal with a deficit of more than $200 ...

For thousands of students and parents in the Philadelphia region, Monday was a day of big smiles and bigger memories.