U.S. Transportation Sec. Sean Duffy said the Boston area could lose federal transit funding after a woman was allegedly shoved off an MBTA bus.

"Our work is never done, but the results are clear: we are delivering a safer, more reliable system," MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng said.

From Wednesday at 10 a.m. through Friday at 10 a.m., the Boston Police Department responded to eight aggravated assaults and four robberies — and that was just the violent crime.

MBTA refutes the Trump administration's safety concerns, citing improvements and crime reduction in their transit system.

If you ride the MBTA commuter rail north of Boston, you might be lucky enough to take a train with a retro-looking locomotive leading the way. A refurbished locomotive, painted maroon and yellow in ...

A 32-year-old woman has been arrested after allegedly shoving a 63-year-old woman off an MBTA bus, according to officials who thanked riders for helping ID the suspect. Boston woman Luz Pineda has ...

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 MBTA's Board of Directors voted to begin using bus-mounted cameras starting in 2026 to catch and fine cars who park in bus lanes or block bus stops.

A Boston woman an assault and battery charge after police say she pushed a 63-year-old woman off an MBTA bus. Around 1 p.m. on Sept. 8, Luz Pineda, 32, and the 63-year-old woman got into a verbal ...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned Friday that Chicago and Boston are at risk of losing federal support unless local leaders swiftly take steps to improve safety on their transit systems.