Streets & Roads

The Hyundai was stolen last week in Northeast Philadelphia and fits the description of a car used in multiple robberies.

The bill is aimed at businesses that dump illegally because the fines are cheaper than legal disposal fees.

Design firm Tiny WPA is working on the project, which was partially inspired by the city’s new streetery requirements.

After tying 1988’s record for highway deaths, Delaware lawmakers unveil a package of bills to crackdown on most common causes of crashes.

As part of the Philly Spring Cleanup program on Saturday, April 15, the city is getting ready to remove dozens of abandoned bikes.

Answering your questions about the new proposed SEPTA budget with Leslie Richards. Then, you answer Studio 2’s questions during our weekly trivia quiz.

The MLK Drive Bridge was literally falling apart. $20 million in federal funding is paying for the fix.

If the rule is adopted, 35% of new cars and light trucks delivered to dealers in 2026 would have to be electric. By 2035, that figure would be 100%.

The new measure will eliminate certain fees and fines for Delawareans struggling to pay.

Police say the victim was hit in the head with a gun, and that's when the gun went off.

The lights can be seen “chasing” PATCO trains as they go across the bridge, and will change colors to reflect the holidays or special occasions.

On-time trash collection is better than its in been in more than a decade, according to Philly Streets Commissioner Carlton Williams.

One Amazon center was sent a “final warning,” but there’s been little action against repeat offenders like U-Haul or Dave & Buster’s.

Philly’s not alone: more than 90% of U.S. transit agencies are struggling with hiring.

In 2022 the FOP filed a lawsuit against a new city law designed to reduce traffic stops for certain vehicle violations. The Court of Common Pleas overruled their argument.