Philadelphia Parking Authority Resumes Enforcing Parking Meters In Center City, University City
The Philadelphia Parking Authority has resumed enforcing parking meters in parts of the city.
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The Philadelphia Parking Authority has resumed enforcing parking meters in parts of the city.
A large but peaceful group of protesters is marching through Center City Tuesday.
Service will remain suspended until at least 6 a.m. Monday, when the curfew is lifted.
Traffic is being diverted on I-676 toward the Ben Franklin Bridge.
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority is hiking up toll prices by 27% on the Garden State Parkway and 36% on the Turnpike, beginning Sept. 13.
Officials are planning to increase SEPTA services starting on Monday.
The trains will only be booked at 50% capacity and will be sanitized regularly.
Beginning Monday, May 11, Amtrak says all customers in stations, on trains and thruway buses must wear facial coverings.
The Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross and Commodore Barry Bridges will begin accepting cash tolls once again on Monday, May 11 at 6 a.m.
The policy goes into effect for United, Delta, and JetBlue Airlines on Monday.
Instead, SEPTA will run them on what it calls a frequency based schedule.
Indego, Philly's bike share program, wants to make it a little easier for those who still need to get around the city.
New Jersey Transit implements its essential service schedule on Monday.
SEPTA is now offering riders surgical masks.
Eyewitness News was at SEPTA's Regional Rail Station in Manayunk -- which is one of several stations now closed.