SEPTA Officer Scuffles With Man Holding Toddler For Allegedly Evading Fare
An arrest on a SEPTA train is caught on camera and it has transit officials rethinking their policies.
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An arrest on a SEPTA train is caught on camera and it has transit officials rethinking their policies.
At a press conference at 30th Street Station, Casey said last month's train disaster in Philadelphia underscored the need to make sure Amtrak has the proper funding to improve safety and infrastructure.
Tuesday's severe weather has kept the train out of service because of damage to signal communications systems.
Following today's decision by the US Supreme Court overturning several states' bans on gay marriage, political figures across the country were staking out various positions on the issue.
Among the tall ships in the Parade of Sail, arrayed today along the Delaware River, is a schooner named "When And If" that once belonged to Gen. George Patton.
The transit company says trains will run every 20 minutes until midnight, when the regular schedule resumes.
PECO warns that all power may not be restored until Friday, especially in the hardest hit areas.
Two people have been taken to hospitals following a two-vehicle crash on the New Jersey Turnpike in Gloucester County.
In addition to power outages and problems hitting mass transit on PATCO and SEPTA Wednesday morning, several area roads have been affected by the storms that hit the region on Tuesday.
The city will evaluate the pilot in the fall, and may try the devices in other locations.
PATCO stations remain dark Wednesday morning after severe storms knocked out power in much of the region Tuesday night.
The US Secret Service, working with the Department of Homeland Security and local authorities, is in charge.
A group of people whose job it is to ease the frustrations of area drivers were gathering today at Citizens Bank Park to talk about ways to improve safety and response times on the Delaware Valley's highways.
You may find less elbow room on SEPTA regional rail trains, as rail cars are taken out of service for federally required safety upgrades.
About one hundred thousand people are expected to ride the Speedline each day when the Pope is here, that's about triple the usual ridership.
