For many years, the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority was thought to be non-rider friendly. But that has changed since Administrator Erik Rousseau came onboard.
A series of messages aimed at raising awareness of the dangers of opioid abuse will be rolling through New Bedford on buses operated by the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority.
BOSTON - Former State Representative and Dartmouth Select Board member John George, Jr. pleaded not guilty to charges of obstruction of justice Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Boston.
The 70-year-old is already serving a 70-month sentence for embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority...
BOSTON - A former state representative and Dartmouth Select Board member has been indicted on an obstruction of justice charge.
John George, Jr., was indicted in connection with concealing approximately $2.5 million in cash from the U...
NEW BEDFORD - Police are investigating after a man claims he was robbed near the SRTA bus terminal in downtown New Bedford.
According to the victim, two men assaulted him near Mechanics Lane before 5:30 P.M. Wednesday. The victim told police he was struck with what he believed was a gun...
NEW BEDFORD - A SRTA bus was evacuated late this morning after reports of a fire.
New Bedford Deputy Fire Chief Paul Coderre tells WBSM News the bus stopped in front of 975 Rockdale Avenue when the fire was first detected in the engine compartment just after 11:30 A...
A new bus line is being created that will connect New Bedford to Wareham.
SRTA announced Wednesday it is partnering with GATRA for a new line that will go between SRTA's New Bedford Terminal and the Cranberry Plaza in Wareham, primarily running along Route 6...
A New Bedford man is recovering after overdosing while onboard a SRTA bus.
New Bedford Police tell WBSM News the 39-year-old man was treated with two doses of Narcan after overdosing on heroin on the bus at Spring and Purchase Streets before 10am Tuesday morning...
Richard Snow spent several years living outside the downtown Post Office and area bank walk ways, before finally passing away Sunday October 23, outside the New Bedford Bus Terminal. For life or death Mr. Snow chose to live on the streets. He was conversant and never aggressive, at least in front of me...