Amtrak Suspends Phila.-Harrisburg Service Due To Dozens of Fallen Trees
Amtrak said its "Keystone" service would not resume until Thursday at the earliest.
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Amtrak said its "Keystone" service would not resume until Thursday at the earliest.
County commissioner Josh Shapiro says the declaration allows the county to coordinate with the state emergency management agency and bypass the bid process to secure goods to help them deal with the aftermath of the storm.
If you're among the hundreds of thousands of people around the Delaware Valley trying to cope without electricity, there are some steps you can take to deal with it.
As of 1:30pm Wednesday, the utility listed about 624,000 homes and businesses without electricity.
"We have people out there, working over miles of territory to clear trees and get things restored," said SEPTA deputy general manager Jeff Knueppel.
How are Delaware Valley hospitals faring after the Wednesday morning ice storm?
This latest round of winter weather won't be profitable for the snowplow drivers, but it will be for the companies that take down damaged trees.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
"We are in a crisis here," says Mary Davis of Davis Feed Mill, in Rushland (Bucks County), Pa. Her company sells salt in bulk but has had to institute rationing.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett is lauding the turnaround of Pennsylvania's economy during the four years he was in office.
No snow emergency was declared by the city, and all government operations were kept on schedule, to avoid an early rush hour.
Pennsylvania drivers who fuel their vehicles with diesel are facing painful pump prices.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is warning electric customers who have a competitive supplier to review their contracts after recent price increases in the wholesale power market.
KYW social media editor Melony Roy has details on Facebook's latest announcement and the first Twitter user to hit a new milestone.
A local organization that advocates for the rights of restaurant workers has issued its second annual dining guide, hoping to promote better employment practices in the city's restaurant industry.
