Outdoors

A new report looking at weather data over the last five decades has found an increase in fire weather days in the Garden State, and it could be devastating.

Gates open at 4 p.m. at Logan Circle and 20th Street.

Heavy equipment crews are moving sand along a stretch of badly eroded beach in North Wildwood, home to a bitter fight over how to protect its rapidly shrinking beaches.

When it comes to showcasing Philly’s DIY spirit and love for the absurd, few events can compare.

Four state senators hosted a online hearing about offshore wind energy generation and whale deaths on Wednesday.

Climate change could mean droughts and changing water flow in the Delaware River. Water regulators say new storage facilities could help mitigate future water scarcity.

Two New Jersey Republicans advocating a pause in wind farm preparation did not respond to requests for comment Monday.

Neil King spent almost a month walking from Washington, D.C. to New York City, detouring through historic Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Warehouses with their massive parking lots threaten the health of the Lehigh River with increased stormwater runoff.

Another 600 cherry trees will be planted throughout Philadelphia in preparation of the upcoming semiquincentennial of America in 2026, parks and rec officials announced.

The latest research shows even moderate drinking is bad for your health. Plus, a special segment in time for spring gardening. And the latest on the Rutgers University strike.

Philadelphia is planning to have a summer full of events in order to keep youth out of trouble.

Trauma specialists at Philly schools take on an aerial challenge to better connect and build trust.

The goal is to have enough staffing to open more than 60 pools in the city. Last year, only 47 were able to open because of staffing issues.

“We're all different nationalities around here,” Lisa Loy said. “So, just like your food does follow your culture, my food is my culture.”