How will Philadelphia deal with SEPTA's looming service cuts and fare hikes? The city unveiled its plan for residents and commuters.

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle warned Monday that planned SEPTA cuts could force Amtrak to cut the Keystone Service line from Philadelphia to Harrisburg.

About 1,300 people board trains in Delaware daily. If no funding fix is found, cuts would begin within days and the rides would stop by January.

Due to a lack of state transit funding, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or SEPTA, will implement major service cuts starting Aug. 24 for bus/metro and Sept. 2 for regional rail.

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle warned earlier this week that if SEPTA implements its planned cuts, Amtrak may be forced to eliminate the Keystone Line, which ...

Amtrak says service cuts will impact its ability to reinvest and could lead to issues on one of its biggest routes on the ...

Philadelphia Congressman Brendan Boyle warns that SEPTA's budget deficit may lead to the loss of the Keystone Service, ...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro responded to the looming SEPTA cuts and fare hikes as protesters held another rally at Sen ...

Travel options across the Northeast Corridor could soon become much less convenient as impacts from a budget stalemate in ...

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Amtrak's Keystone and Pennsylvanian lines may suffer as state budget delays threaten SEPTA funding, risking trains between ...

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