Concern Over Protected NJ Shore Birds Postpones Drone Testing
Federal officials ordered a delay in those tests because of piping plovers and red knots, which migrate to New Jersey coastal waters this time of year.
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Federal officials ordered a delay in those tests because of piping plovers and red knots, which migrate to New Jersey coastal waters this time of year.
On Tuesday, the company announced on its website that it would be discontinuing flights to and from both Liberia and Sierra Leone until Aug. 31st, 2014.
Evesham Township Police said North Elmwood Road was closed between Longhurst Road and Eves-Medford Road Monday night.
The National Mediation Board held a hearing with Septa and the two unions representing about 400 engineers and electrical workers on the Regional Rail lines.
Some good news for commuters who use the PATCO high speed line. Full service across the Ben Franklin Bridge returns on Monday, but don't get used to it.
An Atlantic City newspaper reports there's a flier making the rounds of law enforcement that says Andrew Biddle may be "alive and well and on the run."
The ship needs repairs in order to resume its voyage, and its owner is too broke to pay. The crew is confined to the ship, and there's no sign that they'll be able to leave anytime soon.
At midnight Friday, red light cameras click on at three of the town's busiest, and, according to police, most dangerous intersections.
Regional Rail service was suspended on the West Trenton Regional Rail line.
A Sudanese woman sentenced to death for practicing Christianity landed this afternoon at Philadelphia International Airport on her way to her new home in the United States.
A DelDOT spokesperson says work on I-495 southbound is complete, weeks ahead of schedule.
Authorities arrested Thanh Nguyen, a Penndot contractor since 2009, and Robert Slamon, a state inspector whom prosecutors say was bribed by Nguyen to look the other way.
It happened around 4 p.m. on the Pennsylvania Turnpike westbound at milepost 307.1.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority says some of its officers apparently didn't get the word about its new pilot program that lets motorcycle and scooter riders park for free in specially designated spaces.
