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Correction: An alert for this story misstated the child’s age An infant is believed to be safe after police said they were investigating a possible kidnapping...

Two cities, similar transportation systems with aging trains and financial challenges, but only one of them faced a federal investigation with scathing findings...

Steve Poftak was the sixth GM of the troubled transit system during outgoing Gov. Charlie Baker's eight years in office.

The authority has been informed about some elements engaged in illegal blood banking activities

A car and an MBTA train collided in Stoughton Friday, causing minor injuries and blocking a street, police say. Commuter Rail service on the Stoughton Line was...

Areas such as Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Medford, Lynn, Roxbury and Dorchester would all gain more frequent bus service than the T's existing schedule offers.

The MBTA will need to hire more than 750 new bus drivers to achieve an envisioned overhaul that would boost systemwide bus trip frequency by 25%.

Some speed restrictions on the Orange Line that have befuddled riders and slowed trips will stay in place into December, more than two months after the MBTA...

A Boston man is accused of indecently assaulting two females on a Red Line train, police said.

The idea of shaking up the management structure at the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is gaining some speed.