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The Philadelphia real estate market poses stark challenges for first-time home buyers, from low home supply to high competition, price inflation and rising mortgage rates. The popular Philly First Home program will resume giving out grants of up to $10,000 to help first-time buyers with down payment assistance costs, creating new pathways to home ownership. City planners and developers face difficult questions about affordable housing, new home construction, neighborhood preservation, gentrifica...

The buzz in Washington is that Congress is poised to make its biggest investment in rail...

The under-construction 25th Street pedestrian connecting Avenue E and Prospect Avenue in Bayonne has become a topic of discussion between the mayoral

Ex-Amtrak engineer Brandon Bostian was acquitted on March 4 of all charges related to the May 12, 2015 derailment of Northeast Regional Train 188 in Philadelphia that killed eight and injured more than 200.

Officials in Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties hope to put in place a new commuter rail service between Reading and Philadelphia. Commissioners will hold public hearings in April on the formation of a joint Schuylkill River Passenger Rail Authority.

Railway Age editors ask the important questions, and get the answers that are important to the rail industry, from management, labor, suppliers, government, Wall Street, from all the sources that matter.

Two witnesses, also engineers, described the intensive training they underwent, which included memorizing the speed limit for each portion of their route.

Railway Age editors ask the important questions, and get the answers that are important to the rail industry, from management, labor, suppliers, government, Wall Street, from all the sources that matter.

CHARLESTON — Contractors plan to start installing the first main steel deck support girders for a massive overhaul of the Donald M. Legg Memorial Bridge on Monday, weather permitting.

FreightWaves Classics profiles the career of Jervis Langdon, Jr., who worked in the railroad industry throughout his life.