Aaron Moselle

The ZBA unanimously approved the city’s proposal despite opposition from some residents.

State lawmakers passed a bill last month that expands on a pilot program considered a big success. Opponents say drivers will be wrongly penalized.

The team announced its plans more than a year ago, but the official part of the process is just getting started.

The development sits on Germantown Avenue in the neighborhood’s central business district.

A bill moving through Harrisburg would expand the program to nearly a dozen more locations.

The former owner of the Oak Lane Diner has plans to bring the business back after a fire closed it in 2015.

Rents took off in the wake of pandemic shutdowns and have only started to soften.

Another developer was selected to transform the historic property nearly a decade ago, but the company’s project is still at the starting line.

The neighborhood high school closed in 2013 along with nearly two dozen others.

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

The museum needs variances to continue operating out of private residence in Germantown.

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