Hand-written index cards reflecting patronage hiring at Metra dating back 30 years contain recommendations from dozens of politicians--a virtual who's who of clout ranging from Chicago aldermen to state legislators and even a well-respected former U.S...
Up-to-date train information will be displayed on variable message signs and flat-screen monitors at train stations, 230 new video cameras will be installed in stations and parking lots, and SEPTA crews will be hired for five years to maintain PATCO's...
A total of 13,338 people rode MARC trains along the Penn Line this weekend, setting a record for the new service as many made their way to Washington for cherry blossom celebrations.
A state District Court judge in Travis County on Tuesday reaffirmed a ruling that George Alejos, an opponent of VIA Metropolitan Transit's controversial streetcar project, should have to pay a $3.85 million bond if he wants to appeal the agency's...
A former Long Island Rail Road worker who pleaded guilty to pension fraud avoided a prison term Tuesday and was sentenced to two years' probation by a federal judge in Manhattan.
"DART to DFW: Connecting you to the World" is a video series where you get to meet individuals around DART that are helping make the connection to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
A former Long Island Rail Road conductor who was part of a massive pension fraud scheme was sentenced Monday to two years of probation and restitution of $226,645 in fraudulent disability benefits he had collected.
Abandoning a controversial effort to add a gasoline tax to California's fledgling program to reduce greenhouse gases, Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, on Monday shifted his focus to how to spend billions of dollars on affordable...
The state is willing to pay up to half the cost of extending The Tide to Town Center, but its $155 million check would come with strings attached, according to a draft offer provided to city officials last week.
