Where SEPTA Service Stands
Service has started to resume gradually and is expected to be back to normal on Tuesday.
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Service has started to resume gradually and is expected to be back to normal on Tuesday.
The end of the strike means SEPTA riders can look to get their commutes back on track.
Chris reviewed the end of the SEPTA strike and the FBI's latest announcement concluding the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails. He talked with talk show host Laura Ingraham at 6:20, Colin Hanna and Michael Bronstein on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 and Al Weaver from the Washington Examiner at 8:20 to preview tomorrow's voting and also to 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 to review yesterday's Eagle's loss.
SEPTA and TWU have reached a tentative five-year deal, ending the strike after a nearly week-long traffic nightmare in Philadelphia.
All service expected to be restored by Tuesday.
The City of Philadelphia filed a motion in state court Sunday seeking an injunction to temporarily halt the SEPTA strike for Election Day on Tuesday.
"I will file an amicus brief in support of the immediate injunction," Wolf said in the statement.
It's not clear when negotiations will resume, but the head of the local Transport Workers Union is making some noise.
On Friday night, the injunction was not granted and the court hearing is scheduled to resume on Monday.
TWU Local 234 President Willie Brown released a statement regarding negotiations and the lawsuit filed by SEPTA.
SEPTA says it has filed a lawsuit seeking an injunction to end the four day long TWU Local 234 strike.
While there is no obvious movement in the Transport Workers Union talks with Septa, the transit agency could have its lawyers in another venue - a court setting.
It's been extremely busy at car rental offices in the region because of the SEPTA strike.
A nonprofit known for shoveling snow for seniors, is expanding its services during the walkout.
A SEPTA spokesman says it's a positive that both sides are still talking and crunching numbers.
The SEPTA strike is booming business for "hacks."
President of Transport Workers Union Local 234, Willie Brown responded to statements made by SEPTA Board Chairman, Pasquale Deon.
With commuting times lasting hours, because of the strike, the usual 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. hours may not work for voters.
It's much more of the same for frustrated and weary SEPTA riders.
Tens of thousands of students are struggling to get to school.
Another Frustrating Evening Commute As SEPTA Strike Continues
The SEPTA strike is inspiring volunteers to sign up for a first of its kind ride-sharing app. The new technology is designed to give voters a free round-trip ride to the polls on Election Day.
Uber is seeing a significant increase in ridership thanks to the SEPTA strike.
Damian Huwett remixed Ja Rule's 2001 hit song "Living it Up."
Employers are working to help staff members get around.
