Urban Planning

The $30 million project at 7th and Race streets has steadily worked towards resurrecting the “ghost station,” and will include ADA accessibility features.

The 14-passenger Conshohocken Cab stops at 20 locations across the borough.

The city has also expanded the program to more blocks.

Residents say SBG Management Services has ignored their requests to fix up Oak Lane Court Apartments. The company says they’re lying.

What’s prompting the latest toll hike on the N.J. Turnpike?

The Delaware River and Bay Authority Commission approved plans for an 80,000-square-foot domed indoor sports complex.

The area from Independence Hall towards Jeweler’s Row will see the infrastructure improvements ahead of major celebrations in 2026.

More than a hundred designers, planners, professors and local residents came together Saturday to explore new visions for the Market Street corridor.

Work is expected to start this summer at the Cecil B. Moore Library, which serves Sharswood, Strawberry Mansion and Brewerytown.

“SEPTA does not want to make these cuts, especially at a time when ridership is growing,” CEO Leslie Richards said during Thursday’s board meeting.

Advocates are encouraged by the new mayor’s early plans to clean up the city. But some are skeptical about her pick to lead the efforts.

New Jersey Transit has been struggling with a significant drop in ridership since the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020.

This is the first of four expected closures on I-95 to accommodate the demolition during the I-95 CAP Park project.

The idea is to give small haulers an affordable, legal disposal option — so they don’t dump construction debris on empty lots around the city.

Requests were already pouring in after Philly’s first storm this week. Here’s what you need to know about snow and ice removal, and who’s responsible.