Infrastructure

The canned drink manufacturer plans to create more than 170 long-term jobs at the former PES refinery site.

The audit is critical of how the Port of Wilmington board members complied with open meeting laws and public transparency.

The construction project will cause traffic delays around the iconic city spot.

As more Americans struggle to pay their utility bills, here’s how Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are protecting ratepayers during the winter months.

PennDOT has nearly 150 road projects in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, including major construction to I-95.

The “tree huggers” of Ardentown and Ardencroft wanted Delaware’s dominant utility to reroute a project to replace seven high-voltage towers.

Mike Purzycki used his office to put Gibraltar in the city’s hands and get state money to stabilize it. Now his foundation wants the property.

The new Maguire Hall is a 173-year-old industrialist’s mansion converted into a showcase of Philadelphia artists.

The combined company will serve more than 2,000 communities, with customer prices set to remain the same.

The libraries closed due to cooling issues for a collective 3,900 hours — more than for staff shortages, July’s city workers strike or other building issues.

The aerospace parts manufacturer’s old plant went up in flames months ago and prompted evacuations and school closures in Abington, Cheltenham and Jenkintown.

The reopening will restore a key connection for commuters and cyclists with West Philadelphia.

Electric scooters, bikes, unicycles, cars – Philly's streets are a mix of fast-moving vehicles. Is it still safe for traditional cyclists and pedestrians? We ask the experts.

The proposed rate increase, which went into effect Monday, will help fund the city’s 25-year, multibillion-dollar Water Revitalization Plan.

A woman in her 80s had lived at the North Philly home for most of her life. She made it out of the collapse unharmed.