An Atlanta city councilwoman wants action when it comes to safety on MARTA, especially ahead of big events coming to town.

After recent escalator malfunctions and shootings at MARTA stations, an Atlanta city councilwoman wants to make sure the agency is doing everything it can to keep its riders safe.

Councilmember Marci Overstreet was one of the first elected officials to call for a transparent investigation following the ...

The transportation committee feels that it is important that our residents feel comfortable and confident in their safety ...

Councilmember Marci Collier Overstreet is calling on MARTA to answer questions from concerned citizens regarding safety ...

Atlanta City Councilmember Marci Overstreet held a press conference on Sunday, calling on MARTA to answer citizens' safety ...

Jonathan Hunt, MARTA's chief legal counsel, appointed as interim CEO, supported by a strategic advisory group led by former ...

ATLANTA — MARTA is releasing the results of an investigation into what led to an incident where several people were injured ...

MARTA attorney Jonathan Hunt has been named the interim CEO following the unexpected retirement of Collie Greenwood on July ...

The resignation of the troubled mass transit system's CEO gives MARTA an opportunity to improve operations and to select ...

ATLANTA — The MARTA Board of Directors has appointed Jonathan Hunt as interim general manager and CEO. Hunt has served as ...

Mayor Dickens is optimistic about MARTA's overhaul with new advisors focusing on operational and financial improvements for ...