PlanPhilly Archive

The legislation comes as a reaction to the proliferation of vehicle repair work and sales on city streets and sidewalks.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority approved a proposal to put five enforcement officers on bikes to ticket drivers parked illegally in bike lanes.

The former chair of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission board abstained from a vote on the agency’s long-term plan citing climate change.

Southeastern Pa. has a clean water crisis brewing. Biden’s infrastructure bill could help.

A bill that would ban police enforcement of certain vehicle stops that disproportionately affect Black drivers moved forward Wednesday after months of debate.

International soccer evaluators came to Philadelphia to review the bid the city has made to host World Cup matches in 2026.

The pieces that make up the “Monumental Tour” have rotated through New York City, Atlanta, Chicago, and other cities.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority could vote as soon as next month to limit workers from taking on jobs like Ward Leader and Committee member posts.

The new PPA board chair lost to DA Larry Krasner in 2017.

Council President Darrell Clarke aims to reduce use of a policy that gives the right to construct larger buildings in exchange for funding affordable units.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Siempre Salsa Philly is leading a Latin dance lunch break every Thursday at the park across from City Hall.

Primark is known for its affordable, stylish offerings. Can the Irish retailer help Philadelphia Fashion District turn around after a terrible year?

The University of Pennsylvania professor, R&B-lover, neighborhood advocate, and beloved husband and father passed away after a battle with cancer.

Clarke wants to give City Council more power over neighborhood development after a series of zoning decisions that he believed favored developers.

Nearly one year and thousands of work hours after the regional transit agency started work with McKinsey, the $7 million initiative is under review.