Public Spaces

A truly bold and poetic all-caps complaint was left on the staircase’s wall, asking, will our children be “DEPRIVED OF YET ONE MORE NATURAL SITE?”

The Dog Bowl is a favorite meet-up for neighbors with dogs and even for people without pets looking for the oxytocin hit that comes from petting and cooing over a pup.

Meadows and native plants have a number of benefits, including soaking up stormwater and attracting pollinators.

The new program will help residents keep their alleys clear with a once-a-year cleaning by request.

More shore towns in Atlantic and Cape May counties are moving to digital beach badges. In several communities, you can buy them before you hit the sand.

There are about 40,000 vacant lots throughout Philadelphia, according to officials.

Philly’s historic market celebrated the victory with a visit from the mayor, a flash mob and free cookies.

Bartram’s Garden existed long before our nation was founded. The park was a foundation for natural history in the U.S.

The Jersey Shore community is considering closing the boardwalk to the public between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. year-round.

Crews spent Saturday tearing down unstable sections of the partially collapsed garage. The collapse on Wednesday killed three members of Ironworkers Local 401.

Advocates for the site say the new renderings diminish references to slavery and whitewash American history. A federal court stopped any further changes.

The seven-level parking garage was under construction for the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. It was being built to expand CHOP employee parking.

The costs, specifications and waits for a bicycle rack or corral permit might be discouraging businesses from even applying.

Philly’s only rec center designed for people with disabilities has been closed for six years.

A temporary field at City Hall and a permanent installation at Tip Top Playground in Northern Liberties are designed to build excitement for the World Cup.