Infrastructure

Our very first episode considers the forces that shaped the Gallery mall in Philadelphia, and what forces will shape its future incarnation.

Between 2011 and 2015, Roosevelt Boulevard’s 16-mile stretch has tallied six percent of the city’s total of crashes and 13 percent of its traffic fatalities.

Could there be some light at the end of the long tunnel for New Jersey's pervasive back bay flooding problem?

It’s not hyperbole to say that no contemporary transit proposal has received as much hype as the Hyperloop.

A new bill would require electric companies to inquire if customers suffer a health impairment before power was cut off.

Officials say a bridge that links two Cape May County municipalities will close once again for repair and maintenance work.

It may be the only Delaware landmark millions of Americans have ever visited.

Last month, the death toll for Hurricane Maria was just revised from 64 to 2,975.

Opponents, however, fear the bill will simply preempt local control of an inherently local issue.

We draw the curtains back to peek behind the scenes at the city of Philadelphia.  All the components of city life, like water and sewag ...

The new master plan approved last week, calls for adding bike lanes in towns, near high schools, colleges, and transit stops, and to connect to park trails.

The need to improve stormwater management is increasing every year. Costs will rise, putting pressure on local government budgets.

Engineers and architects overseeing the project detailed the great lengths they’ve had to go to in order to faithfully restore the riverside Art Deco icon.

As happens on many blocks around the city, heavy rains used to turn the southeast corner of Malcolm X Memorial Park in West Philadelphia into a deep puddle.

Solarize Philly aims to make solar energy affordable to local homeowners.