Phila. Parking Authority To Resume Meter & Kiosk Enforcement Wednesday
The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) says starting Wednesday, there will be no more free meter and kiosk parking because of the storm cleanup.
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The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) says starting Wednesday, there will be no more free meter and kiosk parking because of the storm cleanup.
A rider was beaten unconscious in a random, unprovoked attack at one of SEPTA's busiest stations in the middle of morning rush hour.
SEPTA says it's working to remove those small mountains of streetside snow near bus stops.
As the Philadelphia region continues to clean up from the weekend winter storm, SEPTA continues to work at getting all service back to normal.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission today announced that it has launched a two-phase review of its response to and management of an incident that occurred during an epic blizzard over the weekend resulting in hundreds of travelers being stranded for 24 hours.
Amtrak says it's continuing a modified schedule in the mid-Atlantic region with most of its services operating between 80-100% of normal levels following this weekend's winter storm.
SEPTA officials say several of its regional rail services are limited or canceled, due to manpower issues.
SEPTA is working on getting things rolling again following this weekend's massive snowstorm. Riders are still dealing with residual delays on their bus, trolley and rail lines.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority and police ticketed and towed hundreds of cars parked illegally.
Rail, light rail and Access Link services are operational Monday with the exception of the Gladstone Branch, where buses are running between Gladstone and Summit.
SEPTA's Jeff Knueppel it will be a slow start to the work week.
Services resumed around 11 a.m. Sunday with some delays and detours as a result of the winter storm.
Wolf, in a press conference this morning to talk about the latest on the winter storm that pummeled our area, said it was the biggest storm this part of the country has ever had and it threw authorities for a loop from the very beginning.
Weather permitting, Philadelphia International Airport expects to resume operations gradually on Sunday.
Emergency crews advise residents to stay home and off of the roads.
