Urban Planning

Named after Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, which once occupied the site, the building addresses a critical need for affordable housing.

Fair housing advocates hope the decision empowers more tenants to speak out in a city where fears of retaliation run deep.

Customers, advocates and experts outlined the limited tools the city has to control costs during a hearing on rising utility bills.

Starting in early July, the vast portfolio of properties can be marketed to the general public. Housing advocates fear that could displace thousands.

The goal is to give families and groups the ability to swipe in up to five people per fare instrument at a time.

The Turn the Key program promised affordable homeownership. Critics say many residents are priced out, raising the question: Who is "affordable housing" for?

The new program will help residents keep their alleys clear with a once-a-year cleaning by request.

The law firm representing Middle Township claims a planned housing development will help community members.

IBEW Local 614, which represents 1,400 workers, filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission seeking an investigation into PECO’s record of repairs.

Hundreds of curbside and parking lot chargers could be installed over the next few years.

The office is the sole entity responsible for carrying out evictions. It's taking months to close cases — and costing landlords.

DelDOT está utilizando las cámaras en las zonas de obras a lo largo de la I-95, y ahora los gobiernos locales han comenzado a instalarlas en los vecindarios.

The $5 million renovated facility boasts shiny floors, bathrooms and a seating area for 189 passengers.

More truck loading zones, “smart” zones, and rideshare-only spots could be on the way.

Union organizing is spreading across new corners of Philadelphia’s workforce, reinforcing the city’s long-standing reputation as a labor stronghold.