Thomas Fitzgerald

The final Robert A.M. Stern Architects design in Philadelphia is nearing completion, a massive life sciences research building at Drexel University.

With the new capital funds, SEPTA will be able to restore Regional Rail to its normal capacity within a few weeks.

After several years of one-year deals, Transport Workers Union Local 234 wants a two-year contract with wage increases and work-rule changes.

Of the 223 cars that were part of a sweeping inspection mandated by the Federal Railroad Administration, only 76 were returned to service.

The rentals will sub for SEPTA Silverliner IV cars undergoing repairs and safety inspections. SEPTA also is soliciting bids for new Regional Rail cars.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority would renovate the former intercity bus terminal and run it on behalf of the city government.

The densely populated city across from Manhattan is not taking a victory lap. Hoboken transportation officials know that Vision Zero success can be fleeting and vow to keep focusing on it.

The transportation secretary's visit comes as air traffic controllers are slated to miss their first full paycheck next week.

Replacement of Market-Frankford Line and trolley cars, already underway, will not be put on hold, SEPTA says.

The transit agency is rushing to inspect 225 Silverliner IVs from bottom to top by month’s end under an emergency order by the Federal Railroad Administration.