Urban Planning

The “tree huggers” of Ardentown and Ardencroft wanted Delaware’s dominant utility to reroute a project to replace seven high-voltage towers.

Transit advocates gathered at the Friends Center in Center City to hear from legislators their thoughts on the state budget.

The decision is meant to reduce operating costs as the agency works to remake its entire portfolio of affordable units.

The homes would be naturally occurring affordable housing. They would replace a vacant warehouse.

Officials say city can’t afford a pricier rehab of the old Greyhound station.

The shopping district has struggled for decades. Now its future is back in the spotlight.

Union leaders say the authorization is meant to increase pressure at the bargaining table, not to begin a strike immediately.

Many cars are still being repaired, so delays and crowded commutes aren’t over yet.

Plastic bags are already banned in Philadelphia. Paper bags will come with a fee.

CEO Scott Sauer said SEPTA will “stand ready to work with lawmakers and the governor on a comprehensive transit funding solution.”

Since the start, the Parker administration has said the H.O.M.E. initiative is for everyone. Advocates say the most vulnerable need to be prioritized.

POWER Interfaith members fear the loss of revenue due to BIRT cuts could raise property taxes and slash critical services.