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People Are Actually Watching the I-95 Repair Livestream
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Banning “Shiesty” Ski Masks on SEPTA Won’t Reduce Crime
Things have gotten so desperate around here that people and organizations have reached the “Do something, do anything” phase of the Philly gun-violence crisis. The […]
What’s With the Texas Ads on the Backs of SEPTA Buses?
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Meet the Eagles Fan Who Crashed Through the SEPTA Bus Stop Roof
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Meet the Man Who Brought the Boulevard Subway Back From the Dead
Back in 2015, after the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission took the Roosevelt Boulevard Subway off its list of should-do transportation projects, I wrote that, […]
Fast, Frequent, Convenient Bus Service (Choose Any Two)
What would you rather have, a one-seat trip into Center City or a bus that shows up within 15 minutes but makes you transfer to […]
Police Lies About SEPTA Riders Filming a Rape Show Yet Again Why We Can’t Trust Them
When something sounds too bizarre to be true, chances are it’s not — especially when the source is the police. Last week, reports of a […]
Philly Is Reopening. What’s Taking SEPTA So Long?
Everywhere you look, there are signs of Philadelphia’s reawakening. Restaurants are packed — indoors and out. Streets are thronged with people late on a weekend […]
What Will Happen to Center City If Commuters Never Return?
As she sits in her West Mount Airy twin, Kisså Reckamp sometimes finds herself missing the commute to Center City. Admittedly, it only takes a […]
A Lesson in Forgiveness from the Woman Who Was Punched in a Philly Church on Sunday
A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Woman Punched in a Philadelphia Church Forgives […]
Philly Coronavirus News: Social Distancing and Masks Still a Huge Problem on SEPTA
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Social Distancing and Masks Still a Huge Problem on SEPTA During Philly Coronavirus Crisis The mask message is sinking […]
Riders Union to SEPTA: Do More to Ease Crowding and Hellish Commutes on Lifeline Service
Saying that serving the places where essential workers live is as important as serving the essential places where people shop and work, the Philly Transit […]
Philly Coronavirus News: No, State Stores Aren’t Reopening, But SEPTA Buses Are Now Free
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. UPDATE 4/1/2020 6 p.m.: Governor Wolf has announced that online PLCB sales are back. We are waiting for more […]
Philly Coronavirus News: SEPTA and Amtrak Slump, Colleges Lock Down, To Cancel or Not to Cancel
Update: Thanks to the coronavirus, the City of Philadelphia has now banned all events expecting 1,000 or more people and is advising residents against attending […]
Six Years Ago, SEPTA Said We’d Get More-Frequent Regional Rail Service. What Happened?
Back in 2014, when SEPTA’s then-general manager, Jeff Knueppel, dedicated the new Dilworth Park entrance to the City Hall/15th Street subway station, he made a […]