Public Spaces

Artist Tom Judd reshuffled historic images in his massive collage inside the 5th St. SEPTA station.

Here’s how the Philadelphia area will be celebrating Earth Day this year, and how you can participate — from cleanups and plantings to scavenger hunts.

Kenney’s plan includes $62 million over five years to expand mechanical street sweeping in certain neighborhoods.

A bipartisan group wants to give Delaware River Basin a higher national priority.

Other officials expressed concern over the partnership with the lobbying group, which has sued the city over firearm safety laws.

Repeating series of the posters, which affect an edgy style, were placed over artists’ work around the city.

Logan Circle’s picturesque oasis has a fascinating backstory.

Filed in federal court, the lawsuit also cites the removal of the Rizzo statue and the demotion of a police captain.

A group of Latino South Philadelphia residents launched the book-sharing project to give Spanish readers easy access to books in their language.

Medical experts agree that it’s wisest to keep group gatherings outside. Good news: Pennsylvania’s park programming and party permits are open.

Residential groups and local businesses are using their influence to limit one band’s outdoor music performances in Rittenhouse Park.

State officials hope to avoid parks getting “overrun” with crowds, as some did last year after reopening.

The Jan. 30 blaze sent smoke billowing across the skyline, and did extensive damage to a building housing the park’s arcade, offices, and two fast-food restaurants.

The Department of Environmental Protection is increasingly focusing on the roughly 1,800 miles of tidal marshes, estuaries and back bays of New Jersey’s coastal zone.

A study conducted using the Litterati app found 1,000 pieces of advertising litter on the ground. Pizza sellers were the main driver of stray menus documented by researchers.