SEPTAOpinionThe killing of Kada Scott ratchets up a clash over development in Germantown | ShackamaxonDid a City Council member block the sale of a vacant school building where the body of the 23-year-old recent college graduate was later found?Daniel Pearson | Columnist Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.1 billion state budget, officially ending monthslong impasseGillian McGoldrick and Katie Bernard What to know about Pennsylvania’s long-overdue state budgetNick Vadala and Gillian McGoldrick SEPTA train inspections: How many are left?Erica Palan and Thomas Fitzgerald Pennsylvania’s top leaders have reached a $50.1 billion state budget deal, signaling a breakthrough in impasseGillian McGoldrick AdvertisementSEPTA is canceling Regional Rail trains for the third day in a rowSEPTA needs to complete federally mandated safety inspections of rail cars by Friday.Robert Moran OpinionA nation of heroes, a Senate of cowards | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Cheney didn’t save us from Trump. He created him.Will Bunch | Columnist SEPTA’s struggles strike again, stranding some Regional Rail riders: ‘You have to be kidding me’SEPTA General Manager Scott Sauer asks riders to "stick with us just a little bit longer, things are going to turn around.”Thomas Fitzgerald and Henry Savage SEPTA cancels multiple Regional Rail trains for Monday morning rush hour due to ongoing maintenance In a statement late Sunday, SEPTA said multiple trains on the Airport, Fox Chase and Chestnut Hill West lines will be cancelled during the Monday morning rush hour.Vinny Vella and Henry Savage Veterans Day events, Marine Corps birthday party to close Center City roads this weekendAlong with closures for the Rocky Run on Saturday, several roads around the area will be closed Sunday and Monday.Michelle Myers Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer Philly health officials warn of a link between stimulants, heart disease, and overdosesPatients with cardiovascular disease were more likely to die of an overdose involving only stimulants, the health department’s Division of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction found.Aubrey Whelan After a brutal year, SEPTA and its largest union are negotiating a new contract — again TWU Local 234 wants a two-year contract, wage increases, tweaks to work rules and delivery on the promise of bullet-resistant compartments for bus operators.Thomas Fitzgerald House of the week: A two-bedroom townhouse in Glen Mills for $349,900The current owner was attracted to the home by the community offerings, including a pool, fitness center, and tennis court.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald What’s open and closed in and around Philly for Pa.’s general election: Trash pickup, mail, grocery stores, and moreHere's what is open and closed in Pennsylvania for the general election on Nov. 4.Sam Ruland Regional Rail disruptions will continue as SEPTA is granted more time to inspect fire-prone carsWork was to have been completed Friday, but federal regulators gave SEPTA until Nov. 14 to finish the inspections. Thomas Fitzgerald Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles OpinionSean Duffy has the right message about SEPTA’s woes, but addresses it to the wrong people | ShackamaxonIt's not SEPTA leadership or Gov. Shapiro who needs to hear from the transportation secretary, but those who've stood in the way of sustainable transit funding. Are you listening, Joe Pittman?Daniel Pearson | Columnist Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart See more storiesAdvertisement
OpinionThe killing of Kada Scott ratchets up a clash over development in Germantown | ShackamaxonDid a City Council member block the sale of a vacant school building where the body of the 23-year-old recent college graduate was later found?Daniel Pearson | Columnist
OpinionThe killing of Kada Scott ratchets up a clash over development in Germantown | ShackamaxonDid a City Council member block the sale of a vacant school building where the body of the 23-year-old recent college graduate was later found?Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.1 billion state budget, officially ending monthslong impasseGillian McGoldrick and Katie Bernard
Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.1 billion state budget, officially ending monthslong impasseGillian McGoldrick and Katie Bernard
Pennsylvania’s top leaders have reached a $50.1 billion state budget deal, signaling a breakthrough in impasseGillian McGoldrick
Pennsylvania’s top leaders have reached a $50.1 billion state budget deal, signaling a breakthrough in impasseGillian McGoldrick
SEPTA is canceling Regional Rail trains for the third day in a rowSEPTA needs to complete federally mandated safety inspections of rail cars by Friday.Robert Moran
SEPTA is canceling Regional Rail trains for the third day in a rowSEPTA needs to complete federally mandated safety inspections of rail cars by Friday.Robert Moran
OpinionA nation of heroes, a Senate of cowards | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Cheney didn’t save us from Trump. He created him.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionA nation of heroes, a Senate of cowards | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, Cheney didn’t save us from Trump. He created him.Will Bunch | Columnist
SEPTA’s struggles strike again, stranding some Regional Rail riders: ‘You have to be kidding me’SEPTA General Manager Scott Sauer asks riders to "stick with us just a little bit longer, things are going to turn around.”Thomas Fitzgerald and Henry Savage
SEPTA’s struggles strike again, stranding some Regional Rail riders: ‘You have to be kidding me’SEPTA General Manager Scott Sauer asks riders to "stick with us just a little bit longer, things are going to turn around.”Thomas Fitzgerald and Henry Savage
SEPTA cancels multiple Regional Rail trains for Monday morning rush hour due to ongoing maintenance In a statement late Sunday, SEPTA said multiple trains on the Airport, Fox Chase and Chestnut Hill West lines will be cancelled during the Monday morning rush hour.Vinny Vella and Henry Savage
SEPTA cancels multiple Regional Rail trains for Monday morning rush hour due to ongoing maintenance In a statement late Sunday, SEPTA said multiple trains on the Airport, Fox Chase and Chestnut Hill West lines will be cancelled during the Monday morning rush hour.Vinny Vella and Henry Savage
Veterans Day events, Marine Corps birthday party to close Center City roads this weekendAlong with closures for the Rocky Run on Saturday, several roads around the area will be closed Sunday and Monday.Michelle Myers
Veterans Day events, Marine Corps birthday party to close Center City roads this weekendAlong with closures for the Rocky Run on Saturday, several roads around the area will be closed Sunday and Monday.Michelle Myers
Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer
Environmental groups rally in fear Harrisburg budget deal will sink major greenhouse gas initiativeEnvironmental nonprofits rallied with elected officials at City Hall to support Pennsylvania joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an effort by 12 states to reduce carbon emissions.Frank Kummer
Philly health officials warn of a link between stimulants, heart disease, and overdosesPatients with cardiovascular disease were more likely to die of an overdose involving only stimulants, the health department’s Division of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction found.Aubrey Whelan
Philly health officials warn of a link between stimulants, heart disease, and overdosesPatients with cardiovascular disease were more likely to die of an overdose involving only stimulants, the health department’s Division of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction found.Aubrey Whelan
After a brutal year, SEPTA and its largest union are negotiating a new contract — again TWU Local 234 wants a two-year contract, wage increases, tweaks to work rules and delivery on the promise of bullet-resistant compartments for bus operators.Thomas Fitzgerald
After a brutal year, SEPTA and its largest union are negotiating a new contract — again TWU Local 234 wants a two-year contract, wage increases, tweaks to work rules and delivery on the promise of bullet-resistant compartments for bus operators.Thomas Fitzgerald
House of the week: A two-bedroom townhouse in Glen Mills for $349,900The current owner was attracted to the home by the community offerings, including a pool, fitness center, and tennis court.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
House of the week: A two-bedroom townhouse in Glen Mills for $349,900The current owner was attracted to the home by the community offerings, including a pool, fitness center, and tennis court.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald
What the PPA has planned for a revived Greyhound bus stationThe Philadelphia Parking Authority board approved a lease with the owner of the former Greyhound terminal on Filbert Street and an agreement to fix up and operate it for the city.Thomas Fitzgerald
What’s open and closed in and around Philly for Pa.’s general election: Trash pickup, mail, grocery stores, and moreHere's what is open and closed in Pennsylvania for the general election on Nov. 4.Sam Ruland
What’s open and closed in and around Philly for Pa.’s general election: Trash pickup, mail, grocery stores, and moreHere's what is open and closed in Pennsylvania for the general election on Nov. 4.Sam Ruland
Regional Rail disruptions will continue as SEPTA is granted more time to inspect fire-prone carsWork was to have been completed Friday, but federal regulators gave SEPTA until Nov. 14 to finish the inspections. Thomas Fitzgerald
Regional Rail disruptions will continue as SEPTA is granted more time to inspect fire-prone carsWork was to have been completed Friday, but federal regulators gave SEPTA until Nov. 14 to finish the inspections. Thomas Fitzgerald
Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles
Cecil W. Bond Jr., retired SEPTA executive and bank vice president, has died at 87 “Cecil was a champion of change and impacted so many lives in a good way at SEPTA,” a former colleague said in an online tribute.Gary Miles
OpinionSean Duffy has the right message about SEPTA’s woes, but addresses it to the wrong people | ShackamaxonIt's not SEPTA leadership or Gov. Shapiro who needs to hear from the transportation secretary, but those who've stood in the way of sustainable transit funding. Are you listening, Joe Pittman?Daniel Pearson | Columnist
OpinionSean Duffy has the right message about SEPTA’s woes, but addresses it to the wrong people | ShackamaxonIt's not SEPTA leadership or Gov. Shapiro who needs to hear from the transportation secretary, but those who've stood in the way of sustainable transit funding. Are you listening, Joe Pittman?Daniel Pearson | Columnist
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
Greyhound bus terminal likely to reopen on Filbert Street after two years of tumultThe Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.Thomas Fitzgerald and Jake Blumgart
