Flights Slowly Resuming at Philadelphia International Airport
Limited flight service resumed Tuesday afternoon at Philadelphia International Airport.
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Limited flight service resumed Tuesday afternoon at Philadelphia International Airport.
Normally, bad weather means planes are grounded. But on Monday, the planes at Philadelphia International Airport were gone.
As the storm nears, street parking, public transportation, airlines and major utlities across the Delaware Valley have their weather disaster plans in place.
JetBlue, US Airways and Spirit Airlines are offering waivers to customers who wish to reschedule their flights without the typical fee of up to $150.
Nicholas DeBenedictis, CEO of Bryn Mawr-based Aqua America (at lectern in photo), says he is committed to transitioning several of the water company's dump trucks and vans to compressed natural gas (CNG).
A man who drove an SUV onto a Philadelphia airport runway, forcing a passenger jet on final approach to abort its landing, has been sentenced to 16 months in prison and told to pay $92,000 in restitution.
A worker was killed in a two-vehicle crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early Monday morning. Three other people were hurt.
About four-fifths of the problems were corrected the same day and the bus safely returned to the road. But for the remaining 20 percent, the shortcomings were deemed more serious.
We've all hit the skids on a pile of wet leaves, but the fall foliage also creates some slick conditions on the area's railways.
Apple's new mapping app had a hard time finding the Brooklyn Bridge, among other well known landmarks.
The board of the Delaware River Port Authority has begun to make permanent many of the policy changes adopted by the agency recently.
Those fires left both individuals and a social service agency scrambling.
The concept for a new Route 202 dates back nearly half a century, and now it's just about two months from reality.
US Airways held its seventh annual "human jet pull," to benefit charity.
Penndot officials say the four suspects were employed by them as subcontractors, and note that between 60 and 70 of these cast-iron grates have been reported missing in the past year and a half.
