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 ...
Josh Shapiro said Friday that he will divert more than $150 million ... Federal COVID-19 relief for transit agencies is ...
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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