Philadelphia Taxi Companies Take Uber To Court
Dozens of Philadelphia taxi companies are asking a federal judge to shut down their rival, Uber car service.
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Dozens of Philadelphia taxi companies are asking a federal judge to shut down their rival, Uber car service.
At least two people were hurt when a SEPTA bus was rear ended by another vehicle Wednesday afternoon.
The westbound lanes reopened to traffic around 11:30 a.m.
Christmas Eve travelers are contending with rain, fog and likely flooding across New Jersey.
Low clouds are delaying Christmas Eve flights in and out of Philadelphia International Airport.
Dozens of flights in and out of Philadelphia International Airport have been canceled and others are seeing average delays of nearly two hours due to bad weather and low clouds.
On the seventh floor of Septa headquarters, workers unloaded dozens of barrels of toys that had been donated since Thanksgiving by thousands of Septa workers.
"The DUI crimes are the most likely to see crashes where innocent people who are simply minding their own business are killed," notes Montgomery County DA Risa Ferman.
It's a two-year project that will cause some pain for hundreds of commuters down the line.
At least one person is dead after a single car accident in South Coatesville Township Friday morning.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission on Thursday voted 4-1 to approve the company's application, with conditions to which it must agree.
A federal judge is hearing evidence on whether Septa violated the First Amendment last summer when it refused to run some anti-Islamic advertising cards on its buses.
But the new conviction won't mean additional prison time. The newly imposed sentence will run concurrently with her previous two-year federal sentence.
State prosecutors say taxpayers werer defrauded of more than $5 million.
Some two dozen towns across the state, including six in South Jersey, are shutting down those cameras and taking down warning signs. Some tickets may still be in the pipeline.
