Montco Approves Next Step in Replacement of Arcola Road Bridge
The county commissioners have given the go-ahead for the contract to begin demolition work and make way for a new bridge.
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The county commissioners have given the go-ahead for the contract to begin demolition work and make way for a new bridge.
Hundreds attended the opening of the brand new, renovated public space. It took 2½ years for the massive makeover.
The station naming rights deal is costing Thomas Jefferson University Hospital $3.9 million over five years, with two two-year renewal options that would total about $7.5 million over the nine years.
Fast food workers demanding a $15-per-hour minimum wage marched down Broad Street, blocking traffic and chanting, eventually converging on a McDonald's at Broad and Arch.
PATCO is getting a little impatient with the contractor hired to replace the engines and interiors of its 120 car fleet.
An agreement is now in place to preserve Septa transportation for thousands of Philadelphia high school students.
Much like the last stop on the Broad Street line at Pattison Avenue became AT&T station, corporate sponsorship will bring about a name change at the Authority's Market East Station.
Pa. State Police say they investigated 686 crashes during the Labor Day weekend this year, including 70 that involved alcohol.
Beginning today, SEPTA is eliminating "Pay as you Exit" fares at the last station still offering it -- 69th Street Terminal.
Preperations for the weekend event are well underway as crews continue to set up for the giant concert.
The special schedule begins on Tuesday, Sept. 2 and continues through Sunday, Sept. 14.
If you think those maddening lane closures on the Benjamin Franklin Bridge will be gone when everyone returns to work after Labor Day, think again.
"It's plagued by poor signage, dim, lighting, discontinuous sidewalks, aggressive drivers and jaywalkers, according to a 2008 traffic audit," TIME writes.
Drivers who use I-76 West to get on Route 1 had to plan an alternate route Friday morning.
The heavy police presence around Suburban Station, in center city Philadelphia, was turning a lot of heads.
