PlanPhilly Archive

The shopping center on Broad and Oxford Streets might not look out of the ordinary to the average passersby. But that hasn’t stopped po ...

Residents are tired of construction companies — or their neighbors — dumping debris in vacant lots and public parks.

Councilman William Greenlee thinks cashless businesses are classist.

This week, a new chapter began with the ribbon-cutting on a $310,000 revitalization project.

Philadelphia deserves a serious transportation agenda.

The Treasury Department this month issued proposed guidelines for the program, which includes 82 zones in Philadelphia, 300 in Pennsylvania.

2018 has been one of the wettest years on record for Philadelphia.

A report released Tuesday focused on several shortage areas in primary care access for Philadelphians.

On Monday night, Vern Anastasio and his allies officially pitched the “South Philly Market Improvement District.”

If you work in Philadelphia, your job may be safe from the robots that pundits predict could put one-third of U.S. workers out of a job by 2030.

Between 2011 and 2015, Roosevelt Boulevard’s 16-mile stretch has tallied six percent of the city’s total of crashes and 13 percent of its traffic fatalities.

Late Wednesday afternoon, Somerset LLC won a variance to enable their plan for the development of 153 housing units

Ann Strickland, 87, has lived in the southwest corner of Eastwick for 37 years.