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A 58-day service disruption is planned on the Haverhill Commuter Rail line.

Massachusetts leaders rode an MBTA bus to work Monday as they continue to promote public alternate forms of transportation during the Sumner Tunnel shutdown.

After decades of crashes and deaths along the Kingston Commuter Rail Line in Abington, the MBTA last month announced safety improvements and upgrades to all 292 Commuter Rail crossings in the state.

MBTA overseers unanimously approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the agency's largest labor union Thursday, praising the sizable raises and...

The MBTA’s struggles with hiring and retaining workers have grabbed headlines for months, but supporters of a new labor deal featuring pay and benefit upgrades say it represents cause for hope.

The four-year agreement between the MBTA and Boston Carmen’s ATU Local 589 includes overall wage increases, signing bonuses and longevity bonuses.

The MBTA announced on Friday service changes in August on the Red, Green, Orange, Silver, Kingston, Middleborough, Greenbush, and Lowell lines in order to improve service reliability across the system.

MBTA General Manager Phil Eng on Thursday announced he appointed four new officials who will be responsible for managing the quality of T stations, agency...

The new job was created after several incidents involving debris and equipment falling from MBTA station ceilings.

The NAACP National Convention is returning to Boston for the first time since 1982 and will bring more than 10,000 people to the city.