Mixed Reception To End Of Road Work In Haddonfield
Normally people are pleased to see road construction work come to an end, particularly on a residential street. That's not necessarily the case in one Camden County town.
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Normally people are pleased to see road construction work come to an end, particularly on a residential street. That's not necessarily the case in one Camden County town.
It comes down, as you might guess, to money.
Traffic is backed up near Valley Forge Road.
Workers are demanding a $12 per hour wage and are protesting unfair working conditions.
International flights are back on the grid across the country, but some travelers still have concerns following the terrorist attacks in Paris last week.
It looks like the upcoming thanksgiving holiday may be one of the busiest travel periods in recent years.
Crews are on scene of an accident involving a tractor trailer on the westbound PA Turnpike (I-76) at mile post 302 in Chester County. Officials say the tractor trailer hit the center divider several times before bursting into flames.
Police in Hamilton Township say a 41-year-old man struck a school bus after he began to sneeze repeatedly.
Nearly a dozen lawmakers and other officials spoke in favor of the project in South Philadelphia this morning.
Eric Goldstein, executive director of the King of Prussia district, says Upper Merion Township is using what amounts to a computer-controlled traffic light control system that thinks for itself - thanks to video cameras that capture the traffic in motion.
Two one-way streets, Spruce and Callowhil, are becoming two-way streets near Columbus Boulevard starting November 23.
You might not be thinking snow as you hit the road. But rest assured agencies in the tri-state charged with being ready when the first flake falls have their ducks, or is it plows, in a row.
Winter weather is coming and should the flakes start to hit these roads sooner than later, crews are ready.
It's a scam that milks American car buyers out of more than $1 billion dollars each year and advances in technology have made it easier than ever to rip people off.
