SEPTA says Amtrak redirected a Regional Rail train to a dead track in Philadelphia
Riders had to be rescued from a SEPTA Regional Rail train on the Wilmington/Newark Line after SEPTA said it was sent to a track with no power.
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Riders had to be rescued from a SEPTA Regional Rail train on the Wilmington/Newark Line after SEPTA said it was sent to a track with no power.
A federal grant will help SEPTA replace the over 30-year-old train cars on the Market-Frankford Line.
Officials including Sen. Bob Casey, Mayor Cherelle Parker and Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon will speak about more money coming in to Philadelphia International Airport.
Rain changed over to snow this morning, creating a messy AM commute and delays and cancellations at Philadelphia International Airport.
PennDOT on Monday detailed next weekend's road closures on southbound I-95 in Philadelphia, part of its $329 million CAP project.
Two teens now face a murder charge after a 16-year-old died from being shot at SEPTA's 15th Market Street Station in January.
The first round of closures for the I-95 CAP Project in Philadelphia is nearing the tail end. It's unclear when the next three closures will happen.
One lane is closed on the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge connecting Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and it will stay closed for 10 months.
CBS News Philadelphia went back to Port Richmond to follow up and see if any progress has been made after a large sinkhole opened last Saturday.
TomTom's annual Traffic Index for 2023 shows Philadelphia's traffic is the eighth-worst in the country, behind New York.
After initially reporting a possible derailment at York-Dauphin station in Kensington, SEPTA now says the train never left the tracks.
CBS News Philadelphia is looking for answers as frustration grows in Port Richmond over a large sinkhole in a street.
With winter weather including snow and ice falling on our region, and now rain moving in, Philadelphia is preparing for more potholes to form on the city's roads.
New Jersey Transit wants to raise fare prices by 15% starting on Monday, July 1. It would be the first fare hike since 2015.
Starting Tuesday, one lane of the New Hope-Lambertville Toll-Supported Bridge will close.
