PPA hands out more than 11,000 tickets during first week of street sweeping program
At $31 per ticket, that's more than $350,000 for the PPA.
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At $31 per ticket, that's more than $350,000 for the PPA.
More than $94,000 in fines were issued by the PPA Monday.
Dan Snyder reports.
Eight officers will now focus on ticketing drivers who illegally park in bike lanes in Center City, University City and South Philly.
Police say Termaine Saulsbury has been arrested.
Police say an arrest warrant has been issued for Termaine Saulsbury.
Howard Monroe reports.
Meanwhile, people in the neighborhood where this happened are worried about concerned for their own safety.
Jasmine Payoute reports.
Police are hoping you can identify the alleged gunman wanted in the shooting of a Philadelphia Parking Authority enforcement officer in Frankford.
The 37-year-old man was shot in the left ear and right shoulder and left for dead.
PPA General Counsel Dennis Weldon will step in on an interim basis to assume the duties of the executive director.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is offering more training to its officers to help them deescalate tense situations.
The PPA is offering a 24-hour flat rate of five dollars at its Center City garages due to the snow emergency.
The officers have to be hired and trained, but advocates say this has to happen sooner rather than later because it's a matter of public safety.
The audit found the PPA has a bloated workforce and high executive pay compared to other publicly managed parking agencies.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will stop enforcing parking meters and kiosks at 11 a.m.
Enforcement of residential parking time limits will resume Monday, June 29.
However, the PPA says it will resume enforcing parking meters in Center City and University City on June 8.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority announced Friday it will resume enforcing parking meters in Center City and University City on June 8.
The solar-powered kiosks will replace all existing kiosks and standalone coin-operated meters.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority slid into a woman's DMs ... with porn.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority announced free meter and kiosk parking in the city on Saturdays after 11:00am between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day.
The parking lot will be located on the corner of 2nd and Florist Streets under the Ben Franklin Bridge.
The city controller on Wednesday announced yet another audit of the Philadelphia Parking Authority.
