Pennsylvania Senate passes plan for SEPTA funding, but Democrats oppose bill
Politics,Pennsylvania,Public Transit,Transportation,Philadelphia
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The Republican-controlled Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that would fund SEPTA and avoid major service cuts at the end of the month, but it's expected to face challenges from Democrats in the state House.
Senators first passed an amendment to the bill, introduced by Republican state Sen. Joe Picozzi of Northeast Philadelphia, with a 27-22 vote along party lines.
The bill will now go back to the Pennsylvania House.
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