suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know! SEPTA and the School District of Philadelphia are sounding the alarm on a looming transit workers strike ...

PHILADELPHIA - The clock is ticking for SEPTA’s largest union. More than 5,000 workers of Transport Workers Union Local 234 are preparing for a possible strike. Members are seeking a fair ...

SEPTA workers, seeking a new contract, are preparing to strike come midnight on Thursday, Nov. 7, unless a deal can be made with managers before then. Last month, officials with the union had ...

Contract talks between SEPTA and its largest labor union are intensifying ahead of a possible Friday morning work stoppage, with a clear pressure point: Transit agency officials say there’s no money.

"Two Thirty Four," members of Philadelphia's Transport Workers local union chanted as they gathered armfuls of picket signs Monday night, preparing for a strike against SEPTA that could happen as ...

“Two Thirty Four,” members of Philadelphia’s Transport Workers local union chanted as they gathered armfuls of picket signs Monday night, preparing for a strike against SEPTA that could happen as ...

PHILADELPHIA - SEPTA's largest union is preparing for a possible strike, with 5,300 drivers, mechanics, maintenance workers, and custodians set to walk off the job unless the union and SEPTA can ...

Until recently, SEPTA riders most of the time had no way of knowing that their bus wasn’t ever going to come — that it was a “ghost bus,” showing up in an app or schedule but not in real life.

A long-term trolley project is chugging along with a grant from the federal government. SEPTA received $460,000 to further its long-term trolley modernization initiative, which seeks to replace ...

SEPTA's website now shows visual representations of its bus detours, an upgrade intended to make it easier for riders to understand route changes. Route maps now show which bus stops and route ...

But are some metro systems more comfortable than others? According to a recent study, Philadelphia’s very own SEPTA stands out as one of the more relaxing options. The study, conducted by CPAP ...

SEPTA is now making it easier for customers to see bus detours. As of Tuesday, Oct. 29, customers using SEPTA’s website can now see visuals of the detours, with maps showing stops and sections ...