Pedestrian struck and killed on Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia
Ross DiMattei reports.
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Ross DiMattei reports.
A person was struck by a vehicle on Roosevelt Boulevard near Cottman Avenue Friday morning, police said.
The accident happened at the intersection of Roosevelt Boulevard and Adams Avenue around 8:20 p.m.
The driver stayed on location.
Ross DiMattei reports
Ross DiMattei reports.
Citizen App video shows Philadelphia medics rushing the victim to the hospital.
Rep. Jared Solomon held a town hall Saturday morning calling on city and state officials to take action on the Roosevelt Boulevard subway -- first proposed more than a century ago.
New surveillance video shows the vehicle speeding down Roosevelt Boulevard before the crash. Matt Petrillo reports.
Mayor Jim Kenney called on legislators to create new legislation to allow the program to continue.
They were on two motorcycles that collided at Rising Sun Avenue.
An innocent woman driving on Roosevelt Boulevard was shot by a stray bullet and survived. Now, the search is on for the person who pulled the trigger.
The money will help shorten pedestrian crossings, re-align crosswalks, lanes, and upgrade traffic signals.
The crash happened on the 4300 block of Roosevelt Boulevard around 12:10 a.m.
Police say a woman was struck by a grey Nissan Maxima that was traveling northbound in the inner lanes.
Tuesday night's hit-and-run victim is the seventh bicyclist to be killed in Philly so far this year, which is more than any year since at least 2016.
Authorities are investigating a fiery crash that killed a man on the Roosevelt Boulevard, early Monday morning.
It happened on the northbound inner lanes of Roosevelt Boulevard and Pratt Street around 3:20 p.m.
Any vehicle electronically clocked traveling more than 11 miles over the speed limit will be mailed a ticket.
The 32 cameras were activated on June 1 and since that time, drivers who have been caught speeding have just been given a warning.
Any vehicle traveling 11 miles over the speed limit will be mailed a warning.
An Eyewitness News investigation is getting results.
City and state transportation officials are defending their decision to maintain red-light cameras at an intersection in Northeast Philadelphia, despite a state report that links the cameras there to an increase in injuries.
The first camera will be installed at Roosevelt and Banks Way.
The crash in the city's Summerdale section critically injured a pedestrian.
