Transportation

Overnight weekday service is still suspended. The changes affect departures between 6 and 11:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.

At least 15 JetBlue passengers were injured and taken to the hospital after the Oct. 30 incident on board the flight from Cancun, Mexico, to Newark, N.J.

The mayor and city officials shared the Vision Zero action plan, which showed a significant drop in serious injuries caused by motor vehicles.

PennDOT has nearly 150 road projects in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, including major construction to I-95.

The money will help the transit agency fix its aging railcars, rent some replacements and return full service for riders.

Carmella Martin says SEPTA officials contended that she should go back to her previous position, despite her physician's recommendation against it.

Transit advocates gathered at the Friends Center in Center City to hear from legislators their thoughts on the state budget.

The move by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday to target Pennsylvania follows similar action against California.

Officials say city can’t afford a pricier rehab of the old Greyhound station.

Union leaders say the authorization is meant to increase pressure at the bargaining table, not to begin a strike immediately.

Many cars are still being repaired, so delays and crowded commutes aren’t over yet.

CEO Scott Sauer said SEPTA will “stand ready to work with lawmakers and the governor on a comprehensive transit funding solution.”

The warning is precautionary; the health department said it believes there is no threat to the public.

SEPA announced it would curtail service further to reach a Nov. 14 deadline on safety checks.

More than two dozen flights out of PHL have been canceled with many more delayed. Those numbers are expected to increase as the government shutdown continues.