The MassDOT Capital Programs Committee on Wednesday voted unanimously to recommend the full Board of Directors send $850 ...

The woman who was seen on camera shoving a 63-year-old off an MBTA bus in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood last month has agreed ...

Responding to federal pressure, MBTA GM Phil Eng has painted a passenger pushing an elderly woman off a bus as not indicative ...

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PUTTING BOSTON ON NOTICE. THIS VIOLENT SHOVE LAST WEEK ABOARD AN MBTA BUS IS NOW DRAWING THE ATTENTION OF THE U.S. TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY, WHO’S DEMANDING IMMEDIATE SAFETY CHANGES ON THE SYSTEM. IN ...

A Boston woman will spend three months on home confinement and must stay off of all MBTA vehicles after she admitted to ...

MBTA TRANSIT SYSTEM. TONIGHT, THE WOMAN ACCUSED OF PUSHING AN OLDER WOMAN OFF AN MBTA BUS IS BEHIND BARS. 32 YEAR OLD LUIS PINEDA IS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON A PERSON OVER 60, CAUSING ...

A Boston commuter who was arrested in connection with a forceful shove on an MBTA bus that sent a woman flying onto the concrete faced a judge on Thursday. Luz Pineda, 32, was arraigned in Roxbury ...

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority recovered from safety lapses that prompted the Federal Transit Administration to oversee the agency’s transit rail system in 2022.

Passengers wait outside the MBTA’s Dudley bus station in Boston. The Trump administration is threatening to withhold federal funding from the MBTA over safety concerns for riders and transit workers.

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“While local leaders seem intent on putting the needs of criminals first, we’re not waiting for the next Iryna,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said. With U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P.