After more than 9 inches of snow fell in Philadelphia on Sunday, the region will need some time to get back to normal. SEPTA, New Jersey Transit and Philadelphia International Airport will be open Monday, officials say, but customers may still face cancellations, delays and disruptions as they ramp up to normal operations.

Post-snowstorm, SEPTA plans a gradual Monday service resumption, while NJ Transit aims for a normal weekday schedule with potential delays.

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority will halt all Regional Rail and bus operations, and the G1 Metro trolley line, as of 2 p.m. today (Sunday, Jan. 25) because of extreme weather, the agency has announced.

This weekend's snow storm is on the way out, but dangerous cold will linger across the Philadelphia area for most of the week, creating icy and dangerous road conditions.

Significant snow accumulations are expected across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Here’s everything you need to know.

SEPTA says it expects significant service disruptions to continue into Monday following this weekend's winter storm.

Early in his first term, Gov. Phil Murphy uttered his now famous statement that he’ll fix NJ Transit even if it kills him. As his second and final term ends, how did he do? “If it kills me, we’ll rebuild NJ Transit,