Fire stops SEPTA trains near Wissahickon station in Philadelphia
A fire on the train tracks stopped multiple trains on SEPTA's Manayunk/Norristown Line on Friday.
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A fire on the train tracks stopped multiple trains on SEPTA's Manayunk/Norristown Line on Friday.
Regulators say warning lights are important and cannot be ignored as SEPTA and federal investigators work to pinpoint the cause of the railcar fires.
The National Transportation Safety Board urged SEPTA to make changes after multiple fires on Silverliner IV rail cars used on Regional Rail lines. Jan Carabeo reports.
The National Transportation Safety Board urges SEPTA to immediately to stop using some of its railcars because of fire risk.
The National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Railroad Administration are warning SEPTA that it must make changes to ensure safety after multiple fires on Regional Rail cars this year.
A local attorney says SEPTA's recent fare hike is illegal and will be fighting to get the increase reversed. Jan Carabeo reports.
In an exclusive interview, attorney George Bochetto now plans to file a lawsuit over SEPTA's recent fare increases.
The same attorney who filed the lawsuit over SEPTA service cuts now plans to file a lawsuit over the recent fare increases. Liz Crawford talked exclusively with the attorney about what could be next for SEPTA riders.
One person was taken to the hospital after a shooting on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia.
One person was taken to the hospital with a graze wound after a passenger opened fire on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia on Monday, police say.
With SEPTA service restored, riders are paying more for rides with a 21.5% fare hike in effect.
SEPTA service in the Philadelphia region was restored and everything that had been cut is now back on schedule.
SEPTA bus, trolley, and train routes that were cut are back up and running Monday morning, but a 21.5% fare increase is now in effect. CBS News Philadelphia's Brandon Goldner is breaking it all down.
SEPTA has started restoring service to bus routes in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, but riders say the fare increase is hard to ignore.
SEPTA is restoring full service to riders, but this comes with a 21.5% fare increase. Looking ahead to Monday, a new initiative to make Broad Street safer will get underway, featuring automated speed cameras.
SEPTA fares will increase on Regional Rail, subways, buses and trolleys Sunday as service is restored following the reversal of the cuts.
SEPTA fares will increase on Regional Rail, subways, buses and trolleys on Sunday as service is restored following the reversal of the cuts.
SEPTA fares will increase on Regional Rail, subways, buses and trolleys Sunday as service is restored following the reversal of the cuts. Ryan Hughes reports.
SEPTA Regional Rail fares as well as fares on subways and buses are increasing on Sunday, Sept. 14, as service is restored over the 14th and 15th. Ross DiMattei breaks down what riders need to know.
Old City's Shane Confectionery is whipping up new creepy treats for Halloween this year: SEPTA Rats.
The transit authority is set to reverse all of its service cuts on Sunday, but riders will be paying more. Brandon Goldner reports.
After a court battle and a decision from SEPTA and PennDOT to fund the agency through capital funds, many riders might be wondering what's next. Brandon Goldner gets you up to speed.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro approved SEPTA's plan to use capital project money to fund operations for the next two years.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro directed PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll to flex $394 million from SEPTA's capital expenses for operations.
A two-alarm blaze broke out at a vacant church in West Philadelphia early Monday morning.
