About 1,300 people board trains in Delaware daily. If no funding fix is found, cuts would begin within days and the rides would stop by January.

The coming SEPTA service cuts would deeply impact Delaware County commuters. Without sufficient funding to cover a $213 million operating deficit, SEPTA is planning extensive service cuts beginning ...

Delaware County commuters will be deeply affected by anticipated SEPTA service cuts coming Monday, Aug. 25, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. SEPTA ...

Commonwealth Republicans are holding steady against sustainable, long-term funding for SEPTA and more public transit in ...

The current proposal would eliminate the rail line that runs from Newark to Philadelphia, with stops in Stanton, Wilmington ...

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

With Pennsylvania lawmakers unable to compromise on stop-gaps to solve SEPTA funding, will service continue in Delaware?

Due to a lack of state transit funding, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or SEPTA, will implement major service cuts starting Aug. 24 for bus/metro and Sept. 2 for regional rail.

While lawmakers continue discussions on a potential funding plan for SEPTA, the transit agency is moving forward with plans ...

Without a state funding solution, SEPTA is to roll out the first phase of its service cuts and fare increases Aug. 24. Here's ...

SEPTA staffers will be at key transportation hubs across southeastern Pennsylvania this week ahead of a wave of service cuts ...