On Tuesday evening, some 30 people gathered in a church basement to hear the Philadelphia Water Department explain why they could soon be paying more to keep their faucets on

While the technology of self-driving cars get most of the attention, lots of tech is being added to Delaware's road infrastructure to prepare for cars of tomorrow.

Six months after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, 200,000 residents still lack electricity.

These railfans are not messing around.

Last week’s 2,200-page omnibus congressional spending bill nearly doubled funding for construction work led by the U.S. Army Corps of E ...

Last week, a partially-constructed pedestrian bridge collapsed in Miami, Florida, killing six people and sending more to the hospital. Th ...

Scientists are adding tiny particles of clay, wool and other materials to asphalt — to create more durable pavement.

Since the murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012, schools across the country have been hardening their defenses.

“It's good news, three small steps, but three important steps,” said Bob Previdi, policy coordinator for the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia.

Philadelphia officials are adding their voices to a bipartisan chorus of vexed state and city officials across the nation lambasting Trump’s $200 billion infrastructure plan.

The proposal will not offer large sums of federal funding but instead a financing plan that shifts much of the funding burden onto the states and onto local governments.

A Rutgers University study says New Jersey’s water needs could actually diminish, despite population growth, if citizens and utility systems invest in conservation.

The state Department of Environmental Protection recently halted work on Sunoco’s Mariner East 2 pipeline. That’s too bad. The project is critically important infrastructure.