Streets & Roads

Martin Luther King Jr. came to the city in August 1965 as part of a protest campaign targeting big cities up North. His visit included a stop in Mantua.

While salt makes it safer to walk and drive, it can also pollute waterways, soil and groundwater.

For those traveling to the Eagles game, you'll want to dress warmly as snow is likely for the entirety of the game.

Terrill Haigler has been using it for junk removal and illegal dump pickups around Philly, offering jobs for returning citizens.

By 2026, expect a narrower street, a new plaza and raised bike lanes.

The Vision Zero report aims to make the city’s roads safer and end traffic deaths.

Pennsylvania is among the states that see the most damage from sinkholes in the U.S.

Part of the Trolley Trail that opened last year, the century-old skew arch bridge is getting a facelift.

“Like seeds embedded in the soil, Black families and communities have nurtured this neighborhood,” said one of the project's co-curators.

When everything starts. Where to watch runners. What the road closures will look like from Friday to Saturday.

Public transit connects neighborhoods and cities, it gets you to work or to your loved ones. But what happens if funding runs low? Or services are cut?

The latest of Mayor Parker’s “clean and green” initiatives aims to keep household trash off the streets.

The pedestrian-only street closures saw a big boost in sales during Open Street’s September experiment.

Philadelphia Parking Authority Executive Director Rich Lazer told WHYY News the public service announcements show the impact of deadly accidents on families in Philadelphia.

Business leaders were asked by the region’s largest chamber of commerce to advocate for politicians to pass a bill that could stop the transit agency’s austerity measures.