For Those Who Live Near Riverbanks, Rapid Snowmelt Raises Fear
Many of us can't wait for the snow to melt, but those close to rivers and streams hope it doesn't happen too fast.
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Many of us can't wait for the snow to melt, but those close to rivers and streams hope it doesn't happen too fast.
South Jersey is preparing as well as it can for whatever Mother Nature has in store, with a nor'easter on the way.
The dogs will now go through SEPTA explosives training class, and will go into in the field in mid-April.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Amtrak is warning riders to be ready for some canceled trains ahead of this storm.
A relentless series of winter storms has disrupted events that were planned months--even years--ago. Things like weddings, conferences and conventions.
How are area florists preparing to fulfill the hundreds of orders they have on one of their busiest days of the year?
On Tuesday, volunteers went door-to-door along South Street in South Philadelphia to remind people about the March 31st deadline.
With at least six inches of snow forecast for a large part of the county and winds that could bring down power lines and trees, county commissioner Josh Shapiro is urging residents to sign up for "Ready Notify Pa.," to get emergency alerts.
With plenty of winter storms already under our belts and another one on the way Wednesday night, rock salt and other snow-melting chemicals are very hard to find anywhere in the Delaware Valley.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Peco electrical crews are bracing for another winter whammy on Thursday. It is unclear whether workers will be available from other jurisdictions if needed.
If you have been using Philadelphia Parking Authority "smart cards" to pay for parking at meters and kiosks around the city, get ready to change back to change.
Lawyers say judges in Philadelphia and Delaware have decided the remainder of the Inquirer-Daily News ownership case should be handled in Delaware, because the company was incorporated there.
The mayor had proposed selling the garage beneath Love Park and then using city money to renovate the park itself. Council president Clarke proposed turning much of the park over to new restaurants, with money from those leases paying for the renovation.
