South Coast Rail, the MBTA's commuter rail connection from Boston to Fall River and New Bedford, is now open for business. The passenger rail extension was 34 years in the making and cost $1.1 ...

The South Coast Rail line, connecting Taunton, Middleboro, Fall River, and New Bedford to Brockton and Boston, is officially open. The 37-mile line, dubbed the Fall River/New Bedford Line ...

The MBTA is hiring, as South Coast Rail prepares to come to New Bedford and Fall River. A job fair is scheduled for New Bedford on Friday. Another job fair is scheduled for April 1 in Fall River.

The line begins with two branches, one in Fall River and the other in New Bedford, which link up at a new station in East Taunton. From there, the South Coast Rail joins onto the exiting ...

It's a project roughly 40 years and $1.1 billion in the making: Rail service that reconnects passengers in South Coast communities, like New Bedford, Fall River and Taunton, to Boston. Trains are ...

The meeting is meant to address the recent disruptions in rail service for the Fall River and New Bedford lines.

There will be 15 trips on the Fall River Commuter Rail Line and 17 trips ... late-night outbound service from Boston will be available for South Coast Rail stations on weeknights and weekends ...

NEW BEDFORD – It’s already been two weeks since the Fall River and New Bedford areas celebrated the opening of the new South Coast Rail commuter rail service to Boston on March 24.

Starting Monday, March 24, South Coast Rail brings train travel back to areas of Southeastern Massachusetts for the first time in 65 years. You'll be able to reach Taunton, Freetown, Fall River ...

(WJAR) — After waiting for more than 65 years, people living in cities like Taunton, New Bedford and Fall River will soon be able to hear, "All Aboard!" The schedule for South Coast Rail has ...

Main St., Fall River. South Coast Rail to New Bedford has been decades in the making Montigny has supported the South Coast Rail project since its inception in the 1990s, authoring the first state ...