Pennsylvania governor diverts federal funds to SEPTA to prevent fare increase, service cuts
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is diverting $153 million of federal highway capital funds to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority to prevent service cuts and a fare increase. SEPTA, which serves 800,000 people daily, is facing a shortfall due to the expiration of federal pandemic relief funds.
Gov. Josh Shapiro chatted with workers at a West Philadelphia barbershop Thursday, weighing in on Sixers player Paul George’s ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Friday that Pennsylvania is redirecting or "flexing" $153 million in federal highway money ...
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced this morning that he will provide $153 million in funding for SEPTA for the ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday defended U.S. Sen. Bob Casey’s decision to move forward with a recount, pointing to ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has agreed with the state’s Supreme Court that ruled certain mail-in ballots shouldn’t be ...
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Pennsylvania Dem Gov. Josh Shapiro sides with state supreme court ruling not to count certain mail-in ballotsPennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro came out Monday and sided with the state's supreme court over a ruling about the counting of ...
Gov. Josh Shapiro says he'll divert more than $150 million in federal highway funding to help Philadelphia’s mass transit ...
Answering the pleas of public transit advocates in southeastern Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro has directed Pennsylvania ...
Governor Josh Shapiro has directed PennDOT to transfer $153 Million in federal pandemic relief to SEPTA to assist in ...
Shapiro said the $153 million can help SEPTA maintain services and avoid steeper fare increases until he can come to an ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is talking to each of the parties over a settlement over Nippon Steel Corp.’s $14.9 billion ...
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