Son Blames Late Father In 2010 Philadelphia Road Rage Death
Pedestrian Mark Wallace, 54, died during what has been characterized by investigators as a road-rage confrontation with a father and son in a car.
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Pedestrian Mark Wallace, 54, died during what has been characterized by investigators as a road-rage confrontation with a father and son in a car.
Work crews have begun the next phase of the massive renovation of Dilworth Plaza, on the west apron of City Hall.
A new survey from the Centers for Disease Control finds in the past month, more than 4 percent of people say they've nodded off while driving.
Drivers who take I-95 through northeast Philadelphia may have noticed a peculiar sight on some overhead signs. The signs are peeling, creating a two-tone backdrop for the lettering and directional symbols.
"Further review of all evidence now available to the Commonwealth suggests that Eric Early played no role in the shooting on the Market-Frankford el or in a conspiracy to commit a shooting," prosecutor Paul Goldman says.
The break occurred in the area of Butler Pike and Ridge Avenue in Whitemarsh Township.
The 84-year-old, steel-girder drawbridge across the Schuylkill River will be in the upright position through January 18th while they do the repair work on the bridge's bearings.
"It is an 8,000 gallon tractor-trailer full of salt brine," Penndot spokesman Charles Metzger explains.
The Lower State Road Bridge, which spans the Neshaminy Creek, was shut down last January because of structural problems.
Police are investigating the cause of a multiple vehicle crash that occurred on the southbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike.
Across the country, more than 1,500 flights were canceled because of storms.
Kenneth Mazik, 24, of Chadds Ford, Pa., drove his Jeep Cherokee through a perimeter gate and onto an active runway.
The weather is causing travel delays at Philadelphia International and Lehigh Valley Airports.
The affected airports are in Canada, Indiana, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.
Starting at 1 p.m. on Dec. 26th, the transportation system is offering full-system cross-honoring, which means that customers who take a bus, for example, can use their bus pass to take the train.
