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Travelers wait for the train at the South City Hall station.

SEPTA’s Key Card has been plagued with issues. A new version could cost $211 million.

Cubic will build SEPTA's new Key Card. The original version, by Conduent, faced delays and cost twice the budgeted amount.

Thomas Fitzgerald

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker during an event at City Hall in Philadelphia, Pa. on Wednesday, 13, 2024.

Mayor Cherelle Parker knows her way around Harrisburg. She has some requests for the new legislative session.

Gillian McGoldrick

Time-lapse showing night traffic zooming by on Roosevelt Boulevard in this 2022 photo.

Northeast residents want fast transit and slower cars on Roosevelt Boulevard

Thomas Fitzgerald

File photo.

2 hurt in crash involving SEPTA bus in King of Prussia

Galdo's catering hall before it closed at the end of 2024.

South Philly’s Galdo’s Catering, a hub for politics, has been sold to SEPTA

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