PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — Blizzard conditions are forcing widespread service changes across the region’s public transportation ...

SEPTA has announced service suspensions and adjustments due to worsening weather conditions on Sunday.

SEPTA has suspended bus service because of the snowstorm hitting the Philadelphia area, but spokesperson Andrew Busch said ...

A major winter storm blanketed southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware with snow Sunday night and Monday.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority - SEPTA - grounded all bus and service routes as a winter storm precaution.

The city has reopened its offices, libraries and recreation centers, but the snow emergency remains in effect.

New schedules for SEPTA buses and metro lines are set to go into effect starting Sunday and Monday, as officials said, the mass transit provider takes the next step in its metro transition that’s ...

SEPTA is updating its service plans as a nor'easter bears down on our region, prompting blizzard warnings for Philadelphia and many surrounding counties.

Jake Zebley spends a lot of time driving around the Philadelphia region. He works as a ride share driver. Sometimes, he has ...