
Urban Planning
NJ Transit to halt Atlantic City line for four months during safety upgrade
Positive train control system work expected to be finished by early 2019
7 years ago
With Labor Day just ahead, Philly makes block-party permit seekers work harder
Philly loves a good block party.
7 years ago
In Philly, planners increasingly want to talk with you, not at you
Public planning meetings can be contentious, to say the least.
7 years ago
A community-based public-land study comes to an end, and trust is rebuilt in Eastwick
The intent was to remediate -- through a nine-month community-based study exploring what could and should be done with almost 200 acres of public land in the neighborhood
7 years ago
Scooters: Sidewalk nuisances, or the future of local transportation?
You can pretty much drop them off anywhere. And that's part of the problem.
7 years ago
Senate candidate takes aim at newly appointed Wilmington Housing Authority exec
Former board chairman questions the suitability of new leader and voting procedure to hire him.
7 years ago
Solarize Philly celebrates 150 homes switching to solar, more to come
Solarize Philly aims to make solar energy affordable to local homeowners.
7 years ago
Old homes, high poverty make Philadelphia housing less than affordable for some
Poor-quality houses and unusually high poverty tilt the equation so that demand far outstrips supply here, making affordable homes hard to obtain and difficult to manage.
7 years ago
Philadelphia’s aging water infrastructure
Guest: Debra McCarty Early this month, a water main broke in Center City Philadelphia, sending 15 million gallons ...
Air Date: July 25, 2018 10:00 am
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