Tom MacDonald is a reporter at WHYY-FM. A lifelong Philadelphia-area resident, he covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, health and wellness, and event technology. Tom's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as NPR, ABC News Radio, and The Globe and Mail.
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Destinations will be the same, for the most part, but the frequency of flights will lessen as the new carriers ramp up service.
The goal is to give families and groups the ability to swipe in up to five people per fare instrument at a time.
By: Tom Macdonald
Working on a tip, police say they raided two homes, finding cash, drugs and an alleged gun manufacturing operation with dozens of working and disassembled weapons.
City Council members warned that autonomous vehicles could threaten jobs, raise safety concerns and operate beyond Philadelphia’s regulatory control.
The $10,000 annual scholarship will help with children of Philadelphia police, firefighters and SEPTA police.
The biannual event will feature county detectives and assistant district attorneys fielding calls about Election Day issues.
The progressive district attorney posted a video to X saying the Democratic Party would suffer if Bob Brady doesn’t call it quits.
District Attorney Larry Krasner’s office has been reviewing old cases, and several have been overturned.
In the works for years, the changes are designed to streamline service and will cause some people to make multiple route changes to replace what was once a one-vehicle ride.
A long-planned redesign of SEPTA’s bus network won final approval Thursday, launching new routes and more frequent service throughout Philadelphia. The transit agency is planning a phased rollout.
