Philadelphia Officials Urge City To Keep Things Normal Despite Snowstorm
No snow emergency was declared by the city, and all government operations were kept on schedule, to avoid an early rush hour.
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No snow emergency was declared by the city, and all government operations were kept on schedule, to avoid an early rush hour.
Pennsylvania drivers who fuel their vehicles with diesel are facing painful pump prices.
NJDOT will be reopening all travel lanes on the Route 70 westbound bridge over Route 38 in Pennsauken. An interim ramp connecting northbound Route 42 to 295 that was delayed due to weather is also scheduled to open this weekend.
New Jersey State Police say that traffic deaths were lower in 2013, especially in South Jersey counties, than they were in 2012.
With more people using Septa's Regional Rail lines, the transit agency is looking for ways to increase capacity.
From the El to Regional Rail and SEPTA's more than 100 bus stations, public transit in Philadelphia is nothing to scoff at.
The Montgomery County Health Department today kicked off a yearlong campaign to cut down on distracted driving.
Defendant David Toledo had claimed to be a victim, repeatedly granting interviews about the crimes and the impact on his family and the community.
What does all that salt mean for the environment when it's washed away?
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is dissecting each of the five proposals during hearings at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
"We're trying to look for that predator that's preying on the vulnerable," says Septa police chief Tom Nestel.
With the frigid temperatures, SEPTA is taking steps to try to keep the system moving.
Former court administrator William Hird pleaded guilty to 18 counts of mail and wire fraud and lying to investigators.
Plenty more salt is stock piled just in case Old Man Winter has a few more tricks up his sleeve, but where does all that salt come from?
Another winter blast blanketed the region Saturday with a modest covering of snow, but it still caused some problems for area residents.
