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The Main Line exists because of the railroad. It’s time we change the zoning code to allow people to take advantage of transit.

Developers are building new homes according to outdated regulations, according to Philadelphia flood czar Joshua Lippert.

Forty-six homes are considered destroyed, 269 suffered major damage, and 91 were left with minor damage. A federal disaster declaration is expected soon.

The collective damage estimate to public infrastructure to date is currently estimated at $117 million.

New Jersey is still counting its dead after devastating flash flooding caused by heavy rain in the wake of Hurricane Ida. The state is preparing for another storm.

Wolf says he’s seen mostly compliance with the mask mandate from districts and parents across the state. Some GOP lawmakers are suing.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is offering some online education to help people avoid breaking parking rules and regulations.

The distribution is part of a statewide emergency preparedness effort. The Limerick plant is one of Pennsylvania’s four active nuclear power stations.

A section of the Schuylkill River Trail is still closed, and it’s unclear who will pay to repair and restore lighting, fencing, and other damaged infrastructure.

The N.J. law would take effect on Jan. 1 and official rules are now up for public discussion.

The report says the U.S. would need to quadruple its annual solar capacity in order to address the existential threat posed by climate change.

Wealthy nations — including the U.S. — have begun or are considering plans to offer third shots of two-dose vaccines to their vulnerable people.

Dr. Ashley Jordan, of Cincinnati, has been announced as the new leader of the AAMP.

Multiple parts of Montgomery County were hit hard by the remnants of Hurricane Ida, with both severe flooding and tornado damage.

A line of storms is forecast to move through the Philly region starting Wednesday evening as cleanup continues in the wake of Hurricane Ida.