Baggage Handlers Go On Strike At PHL
It could be a rough morning for travelers at Philadelphia International Airport as some baggage handlers have pulled out the picket signs.
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It could be a rough morning for travelers at Philadelphia International Airport as some baggage handlers have pulled out the picket signs.
Kiosks for the new Septa Key cards have gone up in several subway and el stations, along with new turnstiles, equipped with red-framed touchless pads; pad-equipped fare boxes have been installed on dozens of buses.
Philadelphia police say Karen Benitez, also known as Karen Garcia, claimed she was a job recruiter for US Airways. She charged applicants $200 each.
Administration spokesman Mark McDonald says the decision was made to recall nearly 300 Chevrolet Impalas after a car fire on November 8th nearly cost an officer his life.
One former employee of an airport contractor, a wheelchair attendant, tearfully recounted being fired because of her activity in support of a fair wage.
Dreading that trip to the airport to head home for Thanksgiving? A travel lobbying group is issuing a dire warning...that things could get that busy on a regular basis year round…and soon.
Customers may experience residual delays.
It's an issue that has delayed the entire $194-million project to overhaul the 120-car fleet.
Train service will remain suspended for the duration of Monday evening due to power problems caused by downed trees near the Devon Station.
It is expected that Pope Francis will take part in events on the Ben Franklin Parkway both Saturday, Sept. 26th, and Sunday, Sept. 27th.
Some flights heading into Philadelphia are delayed an average of one hour and 43 minutes.
SEPTA is considering how and where to place secure, sheltered bike cages inside transit stops, rather than having bikes locked outside on public sidewalks, and in the elements.
Work resumes Sunday morning to remove the remaining iconic letters from the top of a Philadelphia high rise.
A study is being conducting regarding the future of a new public transit system in the Borough of New Hope.
The 4-1 vote will allow the smartphone app-based service to provide cars in the Pittsburgh area and across much of the state, but not in Philadelphia, where the city's oft-feared parking authority regulates taxis.
