Urban Planning

“Philadelphia needs Vision Zero more than ever," said one advocate.

Cinnaminson Township is using eminent domain to aid a developer who wants to build a Chick-fil-A and a small shopping plaza.

The city of Philadelphia will not move forward with the project unless negative impacts on Delaware County are addressed, an official said.

The funding will help the city upgrade 120-year-old pipes in an effort to prevent flooding.

Local authorities proposed building 2,500 units in mostly white neighborhoods. Racism kept it from happening.

After two years of disruptions, drivers will soon be able to travel over the newly resurfaced twin spans more smoothly.

The news comes after a string of demonstrations, a federal lawsuit, and a protest encampment.

The city said the “volume and nature of complaints” left the temporary location “completely untenable.”

The first half of the new bridge at the Cottman Avenue interchange will open Monday night.

A developer walked away from the project after spending nearly a decade trying to breathe new life into the site.

The group of gardeners and advocates hopes to hold a similar conversation with Republican mayoral candidate David Oh.

It’ll be at least six months before the work, connected to a new CHOP tower, is completed and the lanes reopen, per PennDOT.

Piers 38 and 40 will be part of a new development from Bart Blatstein.

The study comes as the Sixers push to build a new arena in Center City Philadelphia.

Over $4 million in federal grant money will flow to nonprofits and local governments to support environmental justice in the Philly region.