A Delray Beach Fire Rescue employee faces a traffic citation for his role in a crash between a firetruck and a Brightline train, according to Palm Beach County court records.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has released its final investigative report which notes that the driver of the fire engine, David Wyatt, was issued a noncriminal traffic citation.

The report concludes that, though the fire truck was responding to an emergency, the driver failed to use “due care.” ...

Firefighter David Wyatt, behind the wheel of the Delray Beach ladder truck, was charged with violating a state law for ...

Greece’s air traffic controllers said Thursday they will join a nationwide general strike called to demand justice for the victims of the country’s worst rail disaster two years ago. The air ...

The driver of a Delray Beach fire truck that crashed with a Brightline train in December received a noncriminal traffic citation following a recently completed Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office ...

New details were revealed in a December crash involving a Delray Beach Fire engine and a Brightline train following the ...

Firefighters rushed to the Jack the Bike Man building, at 420 Claremore Drive, around 4:30 a.m. Flames filled the multi-story ...

NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line rail service will remain on a modified schedule until further notice following a Conrail ...

However this time Gary played like a team that ran the gauntlet, and in doing so captured the District 23-2A title. Junior ...

UNION, New Jersey (WABC) -- New Jersey Transit Raritan Valley line trains are running on a modified schedule after a freight train derailment on Tuesday morning. The Conrail train went off the tracks ...