TSA officers missed their second paycheck on Friday as the partial government shutdown continues, with some agents calling out sick or taking second jobs to make ends meet. It comes as the spring

There were more troubles for travelers on Saturday as impacts from the partial government shutdown continue to impact Philadelphia International Airport. Ray Strickland reports.

Transportation Security Administration employees haven't been paid since the partial government shutdown began on Feb. 14, and staffing shortages are starting to add up. The TSA crunch and spring break travel are now throttling some airport security lines across the US.

TSA officers are working unpaid during the government shutdown, leading to longer airport security lines for travelers. Here's what to know Friday.

We are now nearly a month into a partial government shutdown, and the nation's TSA agents have just missed their first full paycheck. Hundreds have left their jobs and some are calling out. CBS News New York's Tim McNicholas reports.

TSA workers continue to show up to work despite missing their first full paycheck this week. Their union warns the workers are struggling.

Thanks to a partial government shutdown affecting TSA and other agencies, potential travel troubles are looming just as spring breakers get set to take off. (Scripps News)

A government shutdown is forcing TSA officers in Sacramento to work unpaid. Trump's plan to release 172 million barrels from oil reserves would cut US energy backstop by over 40%