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General Manager Sauer said the transit agency could ask for an extension if more inspections are needed after the deadline passes.
"World-class cities have world-class workers, and world-class workers deserve world-class pay," Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta said.
"Keeping busy and being around wonderful people" is why he volunteers, he said. "Everything about it is nice and fun."
After the suspension was announced, supporters rallied behind the team, urging the district to reconsider its decision.
The Navy and Marine Corps' weeklong birthday party wrapped up Wednesday with a big sendoff, including a fireworks show.
A security guard was arrested and charged with murder after she shot a man who allegedly spat on her inside an IHOP in Center City, PA.
The celebration featured military units, drill teams, marching bands and community groups, with 5,000 people participating.
Held each year on Columbus Day, the event reframes the holiday with a focus on indigenous voices.
Plenty of changes are likely coming for the Philadelphia Phillies in 2026, but manager Rob Thomson is staying put.
The hospitality workers are demanding wage and pension increases, improved health care plans for the elimination of understaffing.
Hundreds of customers shared memories of Termini and visits to the beloved South Philadelphia bakery in the comments on Facebook.
A Southwest Philadelphia church will be demolished after the roof and side bearing wall collapsed on Sunday night.
"If it weren't for the Phils, or my dad being the director of operations for the Phils, this would never have been," Patrick Cassidy said.
The first U.S.-based Jordan Brand World of Flight store is set to open on Friday, Oct. 10, in Philadelphia, Nike announced Thursday.
"We are not trying to do things the way that we've done them forever," Parker said.
Latchkey Records at 1502 E. Passyunk Ave., South Philadelphia, Friday at 6 p.m. Fun prizes will also be given away!
It was a day to remember at Mitchell & Ness in Philadelphia on Thursday for four Make-A-Wish kids who got the surprise of a lifetime.
The USF program ensures participants pay no more than 6% of their annual income for gas and electric service.
Still, there's plenty to see and do in Philadelphia this week.
One agent who wanted to remain anonymous talked to CBS News Philadelphia about the impact of not getting her scheduled paycheck.
