Infrastructure

Officials broke ground on a major road enhancement project on 7th Street, connecting North Camden to downtown.

Wilmington’s grand plans to duplicate success on the east side of the Christina River get a boost from $4.8 million in federal funds.

City Council members questioned surveillance cameras that are not working, and how to move cameras from place to place to catch trash dumpers.

27th Street between Marlton Pike and Federal Street will be totally reconstructed. The project topped Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen’s to-do list.

After several months of issuing warnings for drivers speeding through the I-95 work zone, tickets will now be mailed to those breaking the 45-mph speed limit.

The utility says the increased revenue would help pay for replacing aging cast-iron pipes with newer plastic pipes.

Instances of reckless driving and super-speeding are worse than pre-pandemic levels, as millions resume their work commutes and spring brings more pedestrians and cyclists.

After more than a dozen injuries from store bought cans, city trash collectors will no longer pick up trash in non-city-issued cans.

Philadelphia's illegal dumping plaque remains out of control, and a new street sweeping program will try to clean up litter. When will we conquer our mountain of trash?

Towamencin Township is holding two town halls for residents to discuss the potential sale of the sewer authority.

Comcast is increasing the internet speed available through its existing affordable program. Tying it to a new federal program can mean free internet for eligible households.

The $160 million stems from the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. Part of the funds will help alleviate flooding in low-lying areas such as Bowers Beach.

The city of Philadelphia and advocates report “significant progress” toward settling a suit that claims city sidewalks violate the Americans With Disabilities Act.

More than 11,000 homes and businesses that until now have not had wired, high-speed service will get access to a minimum of 100 megabits per second download speeds.

Dozens of drivers lost control of their vehicles and slammed into each other during a snow squall on Monday.