SEPTA has begun warning riders with signs at various bus stops across Philadelphia that discontinued service will take effect on Aug. 24 if its budget shortfall remains.

As SEPTA service cuts loom, Republican state senators lay out a transit transparency bill that offers oversight, but not funding.

As Pennsylvania lawmakers stall on passing a state budget, SEPTA is now preparing for service cuts that kick in a month from now on August 24, which also happens to be a day before the first day ...

SEPTA announces 20% service cuts and 32 bus route eliminations starting August 24 unless Pennsylvania provides $213 million funding by deadline.

SEPTA installs signs in Philadelphia revealing which bus routes would be eliminated if they fail to secure funding by Aug. 24, 2025.

Facing a $213 million budget gap, SEPTA will need state funding by Aug. 14 to avoid the service cuts set for Aug. 24. Dan Snyder breaks down the latest announcements from SEPTA leaders, including ...

A second set of cuts would put all rail service to bed after 9 p.m. Some regional rail lines would be totally cut, including one of SEPTA’s most popular lines.

Philadelphia’s transit system must secure new state funding by next Thursday to avoid drastic cuts to its train and bus service that shuttles people around the US’ sixth-largest city.

The move came on the same day that SEPTA warned, if lawmakers don’t increase their funding by Aug. 14, severe service cuts will have to be implemented.

Commuters who rely on SEPTA will soon see their daily travels will be impacted by the mass transit provider’s impending service cuts, often described as a “death spiral.” On Wednesday, Aug ...

SEPTA’s austerity version is set to launch in the early hours of Sunday, Aug. 24. The following Monday morning, the enormity of a 20% cut in transit service and a big fare increase will hit most ...