Aaron Moselle

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.

The independent groups said they want City Council to stop the billion-dollar project from moving forward.

Economists say that’s not likely to change for a few more years.

The endorsement is part of a broader effort to execute a community benefits agreement the team wants to finalize before construction starts.

The city selected KBK Enterprises to redevelop the historic property in 2016. But the building remains vacant and blighted.

Opponents argue the city’s analysis will be biased towards building a downtown basketball arena for the Philadelphia 76ers.

El Centro de Estudiantes has called three buildings home since 2009. It will now have what it hopes will be a permanent home.

The Sixers originally hoped to be moving toward construction in June, but have since delayed the franchise’s self-imposed timeline twice.

The work is part of a pilot program launched by PennDOT to address speeding on state highways.

Legislation introduced in City Council would give residents more time to sign up for the Longtime Owner Occupants Program.

The Community Grocer is expected to open next year with hopes of expanding the experimental concept in the future.