House Democrats are offering Senate Republicans a transportation deal, but it remains to be seen how far this will go in solving the entire puzzle of Pennsylvania's budget impasse.

The sense of urgency about reaching a funding deal to help SEPTA and the rest of the state’s 57 transit agencies is palpable ...

The Pennsylvania Senate budget standoff is well into its second month. Senate Democrats held a press conference Wednesday to ...

The move came on the same day that SEPTA warned, if lawmakers don’t increase their funding by Aug. 14, severe service cuts ...

HARRISBURG — Democrats in the Pennsylvania House are fast-tracking a bill to send more money to the state’s transit agencies ...

The General Assembly is under greater pressure to pass a budget in the next week, as SEPTA announced it needs additional ...

The pressure continues to rise in the legislature as House Democrats moved another proposal to increase mass transit funding.

SEPTA has until Aug. 14 for state lawmakers to approve funding or else they will be forced to implement service cuts that amount to a 20% overall reduction in services. Here's what we know.

Barring an increase in state funding to address a budget gap, SEPTA is 18 days away from reducing service on more than 100 ...

The initial cuts built into SEPTA’s doomsday budget will go into effect later this month if Pennsylvania lawmakers do not ...

With days to spare, the House Transportation Committee voted for the fifth time on a piece of legislation that would secure ...

With SEPTA service cuts 18 days away, Philly riders, activists and lawmakers rallied at City Hall to demand transit funding from the Pa. Senate.