Two Center City Intersections Getting Rainbow-Striped Crosswalks For LGBT Pride
The Philadelphia Streets Department will do the painting, and Philly Pride will be responsible for the upkeep.
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The Philadelphia Streets Department will do the painting, and Philly Pride will be responsible for the upkeep.
As deputy mayor for transportation and public utilities, Cutler has overseen major aspects of Philadelphia government: potholes, trash collection, recycling, bicycle lanes, the Philadelphia Gas Works, bridges, the airport, and the water department, among others.
The students, who are being hosted by Collingswood High School and were in Camden today, will be flying back home on Tuesday.
The break happened around 6 a.m. and is located at Academy Road and Delsea Drive in Clayton.
A new car offers relief from speeding tickets by paying attention to speed limit signs when the driver might not be.
Philadelphia International Airport says a ground delay program has been put in place, delaying arriving flights this morning.
A Philadelphia taxi co-op has taken a major step forward in the six-year battle to become the first recognized and approved by the Philadelphia Parking Authority.
Officials cut the ribbon on a 72,000-square-foot expansion to the Lockheed Martin facility in Moorestown whose goal is to keep the US Navy's "Aegis" Combat System up to date.
A school bus with nine students on board crashed into a home in Blue Bell. The driver says he had no immediate memory of the crash.
SEPTA is releasing it's budget for the 2015 fiscal year. It includes a increase of about three-percent, but no fare increases.
At recent budget hearings, the person in charge of keeping Pennsylvania's roads in top shape told lawmakers PennDOT's emergency pothole repairs have begun.
SEPTA says rail service has resumed on the Market Frankford Line following an insulator fire at 13th Street in Philadelphia.
There's been talk for years of reopening the PATCO high speed line station in Franklin Square, which has been closed since 1979. A new study ordered by the Delaware River Port Authority is now in hand, and being poured over by commissioners and staffers.
Brandon Tate-Brown was fatally shot in the head in Mayfair. According to investigators, he struggled with police officers who stopped him for not having his headlights on.
John Hanson, chief executive officer of the Delaware River Port Authority, says removing the truck and its load of kiwi fruit was a huge undertaking.
