PlanPhilly Archive

The agency launched the dedicated unit last month as part of a broader focus on public safety violations.

The renderings come while the city is in the process of evaluating the impact of 76 Place.

To protect yourself and your family, avoid going outside if possible and close windows and doors.

The Enterprise Center has a new revolving loan pool earmarked for minority owned small businesses making a major capital investment.

Be careful when discarding cigarette butts, keep vehicles off of dry grass, and consider skipping the campfire.

It’s Pennsylvania’s second pilot to provide new A/C units and repairs to people who already received LIHEAP or weatherization assistance in the past year.

In a City Council hearing, officials admitted there’s work to be done to prepare Philly’s drinking water system for future threats.

The agreement is part of a broader initiative to root out the discriminatory practice.

The water bar is an ongoing effort by the Philadelphia Water Department to build trust in the city’s tap water, which officials say meets state and federal standards.

The nonprofit is teaming up with three hospital systems to provide people a direct path from the emergency room to supportive housing.

New research from Redfin compared the estimated median monthly mortgage payments to estimated median monthly rent payments.

Outdoor water features known as spraygrounds are considered one way to help residents of all ages stay cool during increasingly hot summers.

Dawud Bey spent more than a decade in prison for drug trafficking. Now he’s building on city land and renovating properties with multimillion-dollar loans.

Households with children, seniors, or people with disabilities are protected from non-payment based shutoffs when they resume May 31.

The city limits toxic air pollutants like lead and formaldehyde. A policy revision expands the list, but critics say it doesn't go far enough.