Philadelphia Parking Authority

Normal rates will return to Center City parking garages operated by the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) starting Monday, June 1.

NBC10 Investigators combed through the millions of tickets to find the most-ticketed blocks in the city, the likeliest time of day you’ll get a ticket and the parking enforcement officers who have the best eye, i.e. the ones who cite the most vehicles.

In part 2 of his look at the Philadelphia Parking Authority, Mitch Blacher speaks to parking enforcement officers who describe the violence they’ve endured from angry drivers.

Take a look at all the road closures for the Philly Marathon Weekend.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority started installing new solar-powered parking meters in Center City Tuesday morning. Drivers will use their license plate numbers to pay for parking. The first meters are going up along Fourth and Arch streets. 

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is going solar in its efforts to go green and higher tech.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is hoping its solar-powered parking kiosks make it easier to pay for parking in the city. Now, if only finding parking was easier.

After a 2-4 homestand that ended Sunday with a frustrating loss against the Red Sox in which Bryce Harper was ejected for arguing a dubious called third strike, a winning season is in peril for the Phillies. By Jim Salisbury 

This Phillies loss stung. Dallas Keuchel, a starting pitcher they could have had, shut them down Wednesday night and called out Phillies management afterward. By Jim Salisbury

One swing of the bat can mean so much in a playoff race. While Scott Kingery’s inside-the-park home run lifted the Phillies to a win Tuesday night, the Brewers’ Christian Yelich suffered a devastating injury. By Jim Salisbury 

There’s currently a sizable gulf between the Braves and the Phillies, who were manhandled Monday night in a dispiriting loss to Atlanta. By Jim Salisbury 

Philadelphia drivers could get a nice surprise next time they see a parking authority notice on their windshield.

Philadelphia agencies are joining forces to crack down on cars and trucks that commonly block lanes of traffic in Center City.

SEPTA’s parking authority and the Philadelphia Police plan to cut down on traffic congestion in Center City by giving tickets to those parked illegally in SEPTA bus lanes.

Bryce Harper smoked a 466-foot home run Saturday onto the center-field concourse at Citizens Bank Park. “I think he’s beginning to feel it,” Gabe Kapler said. By Jordan Hall  

Just as his parents — and Philadelphia fans — expect, Bryce Harper played the game hard, right and well in leading the Phillies to a win Wednesday over the Cardinals.

The Philadelphia Phillies’ Auction for Phillies Charities is now open. The donated items include experiences like Koffee with Kap, a Wiffle ball party with Bryce Harper and a private pitching session with Aaron Nola.

Slumping Bryce Harper almost made it through the month of April without getting booed. He doesn’t blame the fans, though.