Urban Planning

City Council President Darrell Clarke wants a redo of the sweeping code that governs construction and development in Philadelphia.

The new development will put 10 towers including nearly 2,000 units of housing and a hotel on the South Philly waterfront.

Residents of Pier 5 claim the space isn’t properly licensed. Philadelphia officials disagree.

PATCO is canceling planned changes to its overnight rail schedule following criticism from riders and local officials who say they weren't told of the changes beforehand.

The project, dubbed the “Residences on Race,” would clear three large 19th century buildings for 29 condos housed in a glassy 190-foot edifice.

As Philly grows, historical preservationists worry that the city is sacrificing its built heritage for the sake of development.

PATCO is delaying implementation of its new overnight rail schedule amid criticism from riders and local officials who say they weren't told of the changes.

The Army Corps says it has received 112 comments on the study, with the majority addressing the environmental impact of structural features, namely storm surge barriers.

A feral cat colony on the Delaware River waterfront has city agencies, environmentalists, and cat-lovers pitted against each other.

After almost two decades of legal disputes and neighborhood enmity, the super-luxury 12-story condo development behind the Dilworth House cleared its final hurdle this week.

Councilman Mark Squilla is stepping into a fight over a driveway that opponents say would threaten the pedestrian character of the Italian Market.

The e-bikes can reach a top speed of 17 miles per hour. Philadelphia will start rolling them out in late May.

SEPTA is mulling the elimination of its $1 transfer fee for switching transit lines.

New Jersey is hopeful that the White House’s $2 trillion infrastructure spending spree will help fix its transportation problems.