Thomas Fitzgerald

Hoping to spark discussion, at-large City Councilmember Isaiah Thomas is conducting a detailed survey of city residents, working with community groups to circulate it.

SEPTA says the company’s rail cars were plagued by problems, and the project was years behind schedule.

Delaware Bridges have robust protections from ship collisions, as investigators focus on causes of the Baltimore bridge collapse.

SEPTA is stepping up training in trauma care for frontline managers and working on prototypes of a bulletproof compartment for bus operators.

Greyhound and other intercity carriers caused the crisis by closing the Filbert Street bus station to lower overhead.

Germantown seniors are all-in for Save the Train fight.

The new cameras are intended instead to help law enforcement track cars connected to suspected crimes.

Lawrence is the first Black person and the first Democrat to lead the SEPTA board in the authority’s 60 years of existence.

Gov. Josh Shapiro appointed James D. Schultz to the board of the bistate agency. In 2022, Schultz publicly endorsed Shapiro, labeling his GOP opponent a conspiracy theorist and “disaster.”

The award is the largest competitive federal grant SEPTA has won for a project.