PHL International Airport to close 2 more TSA checkpoints starting Wednesday: What we know

Starting Wednesday, March 18, Philadelphia International Airport will close its checkpoints at Terminals A-West and F due to staffing constraints caused by the partial government shutdown.

More SEPTA police to patrol trains ahead of 2026 events in Philadelphia

SEPTA Transit Police say they have seen a 40 percent drop in serious crime on trains over the last two years and are now shifting their focus to quality-of-ride issues, including smaller crimes that make riders uncomfortable.

Terminal C closed at Philadelphia International Airport amid TSA worker shortage

Long lines of frustrated travelers snaked through Philadelphia International Airport on Thursday after a shortage of TSA workers forced the temporary closure of Terminal C. 

SEPTA, PATCO services restored after fire prompts power outage

Several SEPTA and PATCO services were delayed Wednesday afternoon after officials say power outage issues occurred.

SEPTA to implement trolley cameras March 2, $51 fines begin April 1

Starting March 2, SEPTA trolleys on Lines T1–T5 and G1 will use automated cameras to catch vehicles blocking lanes or stopping zones.

NJ Transit resumes rail, bus and Access Link service Tuesday with schedule changes

NJ TRANSIT will resume rail, bus, light rail, and Access Link services on Tuesday, February 24, with adjusted schedules due to ongoing Amtrak snow removal work.

NJ Transit, Turnpike Authority announce updates for Monday, February 23

NJ TRANSIT and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority provided updates on service resumptions and ongoing recovery efforts following a major snowstorm, with limited light rail service resuming and other transit services remaining suspended.

Uber in hot seat after probe finds violent offenders were cleared to drive passengers: report

The popular ride-share app Uber is reportedly taking strides to enact more comprehensive background checks after its policies allowed individuals with violent criminal convictions to drive for the company. 

SEPTA to end sale of Key Tix in March

SEPTA will end the sale of its ‘Key Tix’ program in March, over three years after it was first launched.

PennDOT invests $13M in Philadelphia traffic safety projects: What we know

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced a $13 million investment through the Automated Speed Enforcement program to fund six traffic safety projects across Philadelphia, aiming to make travel safer for everyone. 

Former NASCAR legend, Greg Biffle, was not flying jet when it crashed, NTSB preliminary report says

Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board said in a preliminary report that Greg Biffle, former NASCAR driver, was not the one flying his jet when it crashed last month.

SEPTA rail service resumes in Philadelphia; bus delays and suspensions continue

SEPTA is gradually restoring service after suspending operations during a snowstorm, with all rail service back but some bus routes still suspended.

Philadelphia transit: SEPTA bus, trolley, and rail service return after storm

Scott Sauer, General Manager of SEPTA, outlined what riders can expect for transit operations on Tuesday, Jan. 27, following Sunday’s snowstorm.