Mail truck partially falls into sinkhole in Wilmington; traffic being diverted in area
A mail van was partially swallowed by a sinkhole Wednesday morning when a crater opened up in the middle of a block in Wilmington.
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A mail van was partially swallowed by a sinkhole Wednesday morning when a crater opened up in the middle of a block in Wilmington.
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.
Chopper 3 was over the scene on Gaither Drive just off Fellowship Road. Mount Laurel police told CBS News Philadelphia Gaither Drive is closed in both directions.
CBS News Philadelphia reached out to the Streets Department for answers and we were told the sinkhole was not listed in the system but someone would be looking into this
CBS News Philadelphia is looking for answers as frustration grows in Port Richmond over a large sinkhole in a street.
CBS News Philadelphia is looking for answers Saturday as frustration grows in Port Richmond over a large sinkhole in a street. Ryan Hughes reports.
Crews will work overnight to repair a massive sinkhole at Leon Avenue and 5th Street in Delran, Burlington County, New Jersey.
Crews are working through the night to fix a massive sinkhole that opened up in Burlington County.
PennDOT said all lanes of Route 202 are now open between Saulin Boulevard and Henderson Road following the sinkhole repairs. The southbound right lane was the final lane to reopen Wednesday afternoon. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/3RoQtlS
The right lane of U.S. Route 202 South between Saulin Boulevard and Henderson Road in King of Prussia is complete after sinkhole repairs.
Repairs to fix a sinkhole caused by lateral pipe failure may be delayed, PennDOT said Monday.
One lane of traffic has reopened on Route 202 in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, but officials said they are unsure when traffic will be back to normal after two sinkholes opened in the road.
Wet weather is slowing down repair work on Route 202 in King of Prussia. Just one northbound lane is now open because of two sinkholes.
Many drivers holiday shopping are frustrated as only one southbound lane is open in King of Prussia due to a sinkhole.
Crews are expected to return Thursday to further investigate the sewer.
The hole is about 20 feet wide and 10 feet deep – easily enough room to fit a car. Neighbors say this section of road was just fixed.
This week, CBS News Philadelphia covered the continued search for two missing siblings in Upper Makefield after a flash flooding killed five people, the clean-up in Lower Makefield Township, the Route 202 closure and a Kensington block party.
PennDOT said they expect all lanes of Rt. 202 to open sometime next week after they work to fix a sinkhole in King of Prussia.
This is the second time in two weeks PennDOT is repairing the same sinkhole on 202/East Dekalb Pike.
Closures now include a southbound lane after 2 northbound lanes were shut down when the repaired road started to sink again.
Part of East DeKalb Pike is still shut down in King of Prussia as crews work to repair a huge sinkhole in the middle of the road.
The northbound lanes of Route 202 between Henderson Road and Saulin Boulevard are closed after a big dip developed in the roadway.
Just a week ago, there was a sinkhole on Route 202 that closed both sides of DeKalb Pike.
Homeowners in Upper Darby say they've been dealing with sinkholes near their homes for decades.
A sinking situation in Upper Darby. CBS News Philadelphia first told you about this problem on Tuesday and since then more homeowners have come forward saying they too have a sinkhole issue that has been ignored. Joe Holden reports with new information.
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More than 400 people have signed a petition calling on Philadelphia to address an illegal dumping problem at Devil's Pool in Wissahickon Valley Park.
A new, less invasive treatment for a brain disorder is being tested at Jefferson Health in Philadelphia.
Tracy Coley says the grass is taking over and she's worried about stray cats and raccoons running around her property in Olney.
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