SEPTA Avoids Service Cuts Through 2025-26 with Shapiro Admin's Approval of $394 Million Redistribution
Governor Shapiro's administration approved SEPTA's use of $394 million in future capital funds to prevent service cuts through 2025-26, aiming to stabilize Pennsylvania transit amidst significant upcoming events.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Aid in Locating Missing Teen Jahmir Triggs-Cooper
Philadelphia Police seek help finding missing 13-year-old Jahmir Triggs-Cooper, last seen on E. Somerset Street. He's familiar with local transit routes. Tips can be directed to East Detectives Division or 911.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help in Search for Missing 54-Year-Old Tashnika Nichols from the 14th District
Philadelphia Police seek help finding Tashnika Nichols, 54, who is missing from the 14th District since September 5. Described as 5’3” and seen wearing a white t-shirt on her head, the community is urged to share info.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help to Find Missing Teen Annastasia King from Reedland Street
The Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing teen, Annastasia King, and urge public assistance. She was last seen on September 2 and is described as 4'11" with black hair and brown eyes.
SEPTA to Restore Service Cuts in Philadelphia Following Judge's Order, Fare Hike Looms Amid Budget Woes
SEPTA plans to restore services cut due to budget concerns by September 14, pending state approval to use $394 million in capital funding, despite ongoing financial challenges and an upcoming fare hike.












