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SEPTA Makes Schedule Changes Amid Pandemic Ridership Reduction
Staff shortages amid Coronavirus concerns caused SEPTA to cancel 14 scheduled regional rail departures during the morning rush hour on March 16, 2020. View More »
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City of Philadelphia Confirms First COVID-19 Case
On Tuesday, Mayor Jim Kenney’s office announced the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the city of Philadelphia. View More »
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Bach in the Subways
For the past three years, Philadelphia has been participating in Bach in the Subways, a traditionthat began in 2011 in New York City to celebrate the life and legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach, the annual event brings his music to the public. View More »
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Tomorrow: Bach in the Subways
Bach in the Subways 2019 is coming back the city of Philadelphia once more. Begun in New York City in 2011, Bach in the Subways is a weekend in March dedicated to musicians performing Bach pieces in various locations around the city for free. View More »
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30th Street Station Removes Famous Solari Board
The historic Solari board that once stood in 30th street station, ringing out and announcing daily train schedules, is no more. View More »
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The End of an Era: 30th Street Station to Replace Flip Board
The iconic switchboard at 30th Street Station that echoes sounds of clicking destinations through the train station, is soon to be a thing of the past. View More »
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Temple Student Attacked on SEPTA
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man who attacked a Temple University student on Friday. View More »
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SEPTA Key Expands to the Rails
Riding on a SEPTA train used to mean buying a ticket or a pass for the month, but starting this week the ways we pay for train fare will continue to evolve into one single method: the SEPTA Keycard. View More »
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Winter Storm Delays Students’ Spring Break Travel Plans
Spring break is here, but Spring weather is an entirely different story.
Philadelphia and its surrounding areas were blasted by a powerful nor’easter that impacted several states, on Friday. View More »
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Farewell to the Septa Token
Septa tokens, which have been a staple of subway and bus transportation in Philadelphia for over 100 years, are finally going away this March 1st. View More »