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Massachusetts lawmakers should strip state safety oversight of the MBTA from the Department of Public Utilities and assign that responsibility elsewhere, while...

Both Republican Geoff Diehl and Democrat Maura Healey said Congress needs to act on immigration reform.

MBTA transit police are searching for a man believed involved in an attack on an Orange Line train at Downtown Crossing earlier this month.

If you're headed down to the banks of the Charles River to watch the rowers compete in the world-famous regatta, or you just need to get through the city, here are a few tips for this weekend.

MBTA transit police are searching for a man believed involved in an attack on an Orange Line train at Downtown Crossing earlier this month.

Speed restrictions on the Red Line are in place ahead of track work.

The Town of Milton says it has tried for years to get the MBTA to fix a dilapidated staircase at Milton Station and has now filed a legal complaint

The MBTA Advisory Board is hosting a virtual forum on the future of the MBTA Tuesday with several major voices in the transportation world weighing in.

The shuttles will replace the Blue Line between Bowdoin and Orient Heights from 8:45 p.m. until the end of service each day, starting Monday night and...

The MBTA hosted a job fair Thursday, hoping to fill hundreds of vacant positions.