SEPTA moves step closer to expanding high speed rail service to King of Prussia
The project is expected to cost around $2 billion.
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The project is expected to cost around $2 billion.
SEPTA wants to extend the Norristown high speed rail line into KOP with five new stops.
Call police if you recognize the man.
They'll concentrate on the areas of Chestnut and Market Streets, and JFK Boulevard.
betPARX will be sponsoring the free SEPTA rides after every home game.
It happened at 19th and Market Streets on Saturday.
If you recognize the suspect, you're asked to call police.
Ryan Hughes reports.
There will be new lighting, canopy roofs and tiles at the four stops.
A Chevrolet Trailblazer can be seen partially underneath the SEPTA train.
One person was taken to the hospital due to the incident.
The train was traveling on the Lansdale-Doylestown line in Chalfont
Nobody on the train was injured.
The funding will also help create jobs within SEPTA.
The Regional Rail is operating extra trains on Sunday and some are running later than normally scheduled.
It was one of nine properties the National Park Service picked for the distinction.
The Lansdale Historical Society has been working for two years to get the building on the list.
The idea of extending the Broad Street Line to Roosevelt Boulevard has been around for decades, but the project has never gotten off the ground.
SEPTA buses and trains are set to see a flood of backpacks onboard for the first day for students Monday.
Marcella Baietto reports.
He's a historian, author and nationally recognized expert on the underground railroad.
Wakisha Bailey reports.
SEPTA hopes to launch mobile payments by October for buses, subways and trolleys.
Soon you may be able to pay using your smartphone or watch.
Wawa will throw a party for commuters Monday.
