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A 15-year-old was arraigned Friday on accusations he was among a group of young people who attacked an Orange Line shuttle at the Jackson Square MBTA station in...

The vast majority of travelers this holiday weekend are expected to go by car.

The MBTA's second busiest subway line closed two weeks ago and will remain closed through Sept. 19.

A fleet of more than 100 of the new "Supercars" is going to replace old trolleys, some of which date back to 1986.

Thursday is the biggest moving day of the year for the City of Boston, as college students move into apartments in droves ahead of a new semester.

Partial closures of other subway lines remain on the table -- but there are no plans to shutter the Red Line from end-to-end.

A toxic combination of persistent staffing shortages, misaligned management priorities, and communication breakdowns up and down the chain of command created...

Agency needs to make large changes to address 53 federal directives stemming from safety investigation.

The Federal Transit Administration is scheduled to hold a news conference Wednesday morning, to discuss the results of a final safety inspection on the MBTA and...

A Federal Transit Administration report found the MBTA’s focus on long-term projects came at the expense of day-to-day operations and safety, resulting in too f...