Passengers were forced to evacuate a commuter train near Philadelphia after a fire broke out on one of the cars.

Heavy smoke and flames could be seen as crews worked to contain the fire. No injuries were reported, according to Philadelphia Fire Department dispatchers.

Federal officials will investigate a commuter train fire in Philadelphia this week in which more than 300 passengers were safely evacuated.

The Philadelphia Fire and Police department are currently on scene responding to the crash site and the three alarm fire of nearby houses. Two pilots were on the plane but there is currently no ...

Inspectors from the city's Department ... Philadelphia's Chief Investigative Reporter Joe Holden that parts of the plane hit cars in the area. Some businesses near the Roosevelt Mall were also on ...

The Philadelphia Fire Department said fire in the area was under control just after 8 p.m. Authorities closed off streets in northeast Philadelphia with access to the mall, other shops ...