Public Spaces

"One person’s experience is their own," Philly's Laura Williams said. “Their personal, individual reality exists alongside the realities of millions of different people."

Cemetery volunteers are working to make the urban forest open to families with loved ones buried there. It will be a long road ahead.

Addiction medicine providers told members of Philadelphia City Council that addiction treatment options have not caught up to the complex needs of today.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is investigating potential chromium compounds that leaked onto a portion of Bartram’s Mile Trail.

The law lowers the bar for “adverse possession.” It’s part of recent moves to improve garden land security.

The funding will pay for the construction of HESCO flood barriers — a series of metal baskets containing a fabric filled with a soil mixture that blocks the overflow of water.

“Private Gardens of Philadelphia” showcases beautiful places few people have seen.

After an in-depth assessment of the trail system, First State National Historical Park identified the need to add and close several trails for user safety.

The Benjamin Rush Garden in Independence National Historic Park has been redesigned with England in mind.

Three decades after South Broad was designated as an arts destination, the Avenue of the Arts will be refreshed to attract more pedestrians.

The blaze was burning in a section of the forest in Tabernacle Township near the Batona Campground and Apple Pie Hill.

The city has the authority to condemn the site of Phase 2, but isn’t ready to take definitive action. Meanwhile, Reading International shows no sign of letting it go.

The money will go towards building a junior putting green.

For Steve Sims, the holiday offers an opportunity for residents to consider how they can engage in the “unfinished work of creating a more perfect union.”

It's going to be a digital recreation center focused summer, bringing resources directly to kids in the neighborhood.