Public Spaces

The owner of one boardwalk souvenir shop says teens often come in after 11 p.m., breaking and stealing things.

Rose Tree Park Playground’s features include ADA-compliant ramps, a bird’s nest swing, and a carousel flush with the ground.

A vacant lot in Kensington has been transformed into an art environment to assist Prevention Point’s harm reduction programs.

Some of the Spiral Q exhibit’s signature pieces take stances on urgent social issues, including calls to defund police and immigration enforcement agencies.

The facility replaces a leaking, tattered portion of the Fishtown Recreation Center as part of a multi-million project paid for by Rebuild Philadelphia.

The approval process for something as small as a sidewalk bench can be daunting.

Camden County received $19 million in federal funding to get the project off the ground.

Atlantic City Electric expects to have all customers restored by 3 p.m. Saturday, some customers could be restored even earlier.

DEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette warns that the city’s conduct jeopardizes funding for future beach protection projects.

The transit agency will close the Market Street tunnel for trolleys for several weeks to clean up and spruce up service in time for back to school.

Wilmington's first dual language trail encourages bilingualism through educational activities and fun experiences at Cool Spring Park.

Philadelphia is called the Cradle of Liberty — and invites everyone to experience its history on Independence Day.

Thomas Paine Plaza’s makeover is a big blow to the local skateboarding community, skaters say.

An art exhibition in Louis Kahn Park features photos of Philly gay life circa the 1980s and ‘90s.

An old-fashioned rotary telephone, wired to nothing, encourages people to speak to their loved ones as a form of grief therapy.