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More than 822,000 people rode SEPTA in September, the highest level since February 2020.

SEPTA's real-time tracking tool was taken offline due to a global cybersecurity concern that affects 70% of websites. The tool is back online on Thursday morning.

SEPTA modified some of its regional rail line schedules on Sunday. Changes will be in effect for at least three months, when SEPTA will make a new set of adjustments as it does each quarter.

The 20-mile social ride starts on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

City Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. introduced legislation and then held his own bill.

A study recommended adding a series of speed limit markings, traffic lights, high-visibility crosswalks, lane reconfigurations, and street lights from City Avenue to Spring Mill Road.

SEPTA is dropping the daily parking fee in its Frankford, Lansdale, and Norristown garages from $4 to $2. Officials hope to entice more commuters to park in them.

The WalletHub report compared the 100 most populated U.S. cities “across 30 key indicators of driver-friendliness.” Philly ranked 100 out of 100.

Before the hours-long barricade, two women were found fatally shot at a house fire in the city's Cedarbrook section.

In a community as bustling as Upper Merion, the detour of busy Route 202 has caused headaches for business along the highway and PennDot engineers responsible for fixes.

The lounge is doubling its size, adding a coffee bar, and upgrading its amenities. It is expected to reopen by the end of 2027.

Indego aims to bulk up its regular bike offering, adding hundreds of bikes to the network in the coming years.

What the industrial relic becomes depends on resident feedback and real estate developers' imaginations.

We’ve never made the necessary investments to bring a high-frequency metro service to life; we live with an enviable set of “good bones” that stop short of offering real choice or convenience.

Shuttered for more than 30 years, the site could get new life.

A unanimous Supreme Court rejected District Attorney Larry Krasner's argument that the SEPTA special prosecutor law is unconstitutional because it strips away the authority of an elected DA.

Data will update travel trends in the nine-county Philadelphia area to guide transportation planning and funding.

E-scooters are inherently less stable than e-bikes because of their narrow platforms, smaller wheels, and riders are standing, experts say.

The mothers of Jahaad Atkinson, 9, and Ah’Yir Womack, 12, who were killed by an Amtrak train in 2023, sued lawyers Emeka Igwe and Daniel Purtell, as well as their firms, for legal malpractice.

Latosha Cooper agreed to marry Destino Jean Louis, a Haitian national, to help him stay in America, police said. He killed her after they broke up, blaming her for issues with his application.

Evesham Township would take ownership of the property and maintain it with the Black Run Preserve.

The administration says presidential communications privilege protects the exchanges from disclosure, though legal experts have cast doubt on that argument.

Orenthia Upshur told a Bucks County judge Monday that he wanted to take accountability for killing Maisha Coon by pleading guilty to first-degree murder.

One of the most overlooked stories of 2026, Mayza is back on a new deal. The veteran lefty, who grew up in Lancaster County, joined The Inquirer's baseball podcast to discuss his strong season.

With fellow striker Bruno Damiani suspended due to yellow card accumulation, the Union’s entire starting front line will be unavailable. Ezekiel Alladoh and Agustín Anello might get shots to start.