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Authorities say a SEPTA bus jackknifed and crashed into a North Philadelphia home, leaving a bus passenger injured.

Getting in and out of Philadelphia during Thursday’s Eagles Championship Parade won’t be easy. NBC10’s Drew Smith shows what’s available.

If you are planning to head to the Eagles parade today, public transit is a far better option than trying to drive. But there are some things riders need to know.

Commuters should see a faster ride between Philadelphia and its Montgomery County suburbs thanks to a nearly 5-mile stretch of proposed rail.

It has been 125 years since the first trolley started rolling through the streets of Philadelphia.

SEPTA is changing its stroller policy after complaints and a petition came to the transportation authority’s attention.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority is reminding its passengers to be safe and respect the train.

The Philadelphia area’s transit agency is cracking down on panhandling in underground train stations.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority hopes some free Phillies swag will get more people to transition to its SEPTA Key system.

The Philadelphia area’s major transit system said an audit of its police body camera program found a reduction in both injuries and complaints stemming from officers’ interactions with the public.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says it’s buying 45 new multi-level train coaches.

A Philadelphia area transit agency says 10 teenage boys are in police custody following a brawl and assault at a subway station last week.

Philadelphia’s main transit agency is taking a big step toward shifting riders away from tokens, paper transfers and cash to electronic fare cards.

West Trenton Line service suspended for one hour because of fire.

An out-of-service SEPTA Market Frankford Line subway train crashed into two other trains at the 69th Street Terminal just outside Philadelphia Tuesday morning, critically injuring a train operator, injuring three others and knocking seven cars off the track during the busy rush hour.

It’s the last chance for romance– or at least a romantic selfie– in front Philadelphia’s iconic LOVE sculpture before it goes in for repairs before returning to its namesake park.

Around 2,000 people marched in Center City Saturday afternoon to protest President Trump’s travel and immigration ban.

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has signed a bill into law that is designed to eliminate the practice of predatory towing in the city.