Passenger opens fire on SEPTA bus, shoots man after argument
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A man was injured after gunfire erupted on a SEPTA bus in North Philadelphia on Friday night. Police say around 10:30 p.m., the male got on the bus at 33rd Street and started harassing passengers, as well as the driver. The driver stopped the bus on the 1600 block of Dauphin Street and called the police.
Columnist Ingrid Holmquist highlights the importance of labor unions in the context of the ongoing struggle of SEPTA workers.
SEPTA approves a 7.5% fare hike effective Dec 1, with a total increase nearly 30% by January to address budget shortfall.
Philadelphia City Council continued to hear testimony on the controversial downtown 76ers arena on Tuesday. On Tuesday, City ...
A tentative contract deal between SEPTA and its largest employee union, Transport Workers Local 234, on Wednesday derailed ...
Three large unions in greater Philadelphia are all threatening to strike at the same time in a move that could "shut the ...
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SEPTA tells Philadelphia City Council it can’t afford costs of new service for Center City arenaCity Council hosted Day Three of hearings on the proposed Center City 76ers arena. Chinatown leaders are unanimously opposed.
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