SEPTA will have riders board and exit buses and trolleys through the backdoor, suspend on-board fare payment, and reduce the number of riders as part of its ongoing efforts to maintain social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.

SEPTA police find a man shot in the head on the floor of an in-service Market-Frankford train. The man died a short time later.

As news of new coronavirus cases and what you need to do to stay safe take over your news feeds, here are some of the other news stories that happened today.

A man died after being shot in the head on a westbound train on SEPTA’s Market-Frankford line.

As news of new coronavirus cases and what you need to do to stay safe take over your news feeds, here are some stories to give your mind a break.

SEPTA announced Thursday they were reducing regional rail to “Essential Service Schedule” starting Sunday, March 29.

The next time you hop on a SEPTA bus or train, you’ll notice plenty of changes. The transit authority has given its trains and vehicles sterilization makeovers. Now, you’ll see plastic seats on buses. Shields also surround bus drivers to protect them from coronavirus. “We are only using buses with plastic seats — not fabric, because they’re easier to...

Philadelphia’s public transit agency will soon be reducing all of its services as the city deals with a wind-down of ridership as more people stay home during the coronavirus outbreak.

Philadelphia’s public transit agency will soon be reducing all of its services as the city deals with a wind-down of ridership as more people stay home during the coronavirus outbreak.

Families across the region are being impacted by the lockdowns caused by the novel coronavirus outbreak. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia shows us how children and their parents are coping.

Despite an order from city leaders to close, some nonessential businesses remained open in Philadelphia amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Now officials are cracking down. NBC10’s Drew Smith has the details.

SEPTA, PATCO and Amtrak have reduced service as Pennsylvania and New Jersey closed nonessential businesses and asked commuters to stay at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

SEPTA will operate the Severe Weather Plan for regional rail starting on Tuesday following Gov. Tom Wolf’s statewide closures in Pennsylvania amid the coronavirus pandemic

SEPTA’s Travel Wallet fare would increase to $2.50 but would offer one free transfer as part of fare restructuring plan.

SEPTA has plans to restructure fares, one proposal is to increase the cost of a SEPTA key ride on buses and subways. But, one transfer would be free.

SEPTA briefly slowed Broad Street Line trains Tuesday morning as police searched for a gunman who appeared to escape into the subway in North Philadelphia.

Norma Williams, a SEPTA employee, was honored after she saved a woman from being struck by a train. She shared her story with NBC10’s Keith Jones.

A suspect in a deadly Philadelphia shooting was captured after fleeing through a subway station. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson has the details.

Police could be seen leading a handcuffed person from an underground entrance after a shooting in the middle of a North Philadelphia street Tuesday morning. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle talks to neighbors who are calling for a stop to the violence.

A person in handcuffs could be seen being taken by Philadelphia police from an underground emergency exit along North Broad Street after a Tuesday morning shooting nearby.