Public Spaces

Two organizations shared a treasure chest of literary work from the shuttered Camden Free Public Library.

The ‘City Invincible’ mural was refurbished with the work of five local artists to become ’Camden Invincible.’

Some residents are suing the borough in Orphans Court, saying a plan to develop the park as apartments and business 40 violates state law.

The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources plans more than 40 free, guided hikes at dozens of state parks on Jan. 1.

In Pennsylvania, the new markers getting approved are increasingly telling the stories of previously underrepresented people and groups.

Shoppers lined up outside South Jersey shops Friday, despite the recent spike in omicron cases.

Councilmember At-Large Allan Domb talks making "streeteries" permanent. And, DHS can collect Social Security payments to fund foster care - it's legal, but controversial.

Officials suspect a few things are behind the tree’s decline: its age, compaction around its roots where people walked around and had picnics, and climate change.

As part of the agreement with Pa. environmental regulators, Sunoco will be allowed to restart construction near Marsh Creek Lake State Park in Chester County.

The Philly Tree Plan aims to nearly eliminate the difference in temperature between the hottest Philadelphia neighborhoods and the citywide average.

The county awaits a response from the Philadelphia Archdiocese and Maple Glen Development LLC to see if $21M million is “just compensation.”

New hours are at Bartram’s Garden, Cobbs Creek, East and West Fairmount Parks, FDR, Pennypack, and Wissahickon Valley, among others.

A bill to establish a trail of Black historical sites in New Jersey unanimously passed the Assembly and is awaiting a Senate vote.

One of the Jersey Shore’s most popular boardwalks is undergoing repairs designed to better prepare it for summer crowds next year.