Watershed

The fund aims to provide additional aid for residents awaiting individual assistance funding from FEMA.

The Science History Institute opens “Downstream,” a historical exhibition of the science behind Delaware River watershed analysis.

Experts recommend giving yourself space and time to feel the sadness and outrage as you look for a path to recovery from the losses.

About 200 people were displaced by Wednesday’s storm. The city and its partners are providing clothes, food and linking them with volunteer repair teams.

Developers are building new homes according to outdated regulations, according to Philadelphia flood czar Joshua Lippert.

Forty-six homes are considered destroyed, 269 suffered major damage, and 91 were left with minor damage. A federal disaster declaration is expected soon.

The collective damage estimate to public infrastructure to date is currently estimated at $117 million.

A section of the Schuylkill River Trail is still closed, and it’s unclear who will pay to repair and restore lighting, fencing, and other damaged infrastructure.

A line of storms is forecast to move through the Philly region starting Wednesday evening as cleanup continues in the wake of Hurricane Ida.

Policymakers urged to step up preparations for the next storm, and cut carbon emissions

A new battery storage system could make the Philadelphia Navy Yard more attractive to businesses by stabilizing power costs.

Recreational and competitive rowers are frustrated that work to deepen the riverbed from Strawberry Mansion Bridge to Boathouse Row is on hold again.

A call for a half-billion dollars in federal funding to fix flooding in Philadelphia’s Eastwick neighborhood.

Philadelphia is a partner on the $360,000 project because the city believes community access to the river is essential. The new spot should also be great for bird-watching.

Years after it was first proposed, state lawmakers have finally approved legislation to fund better protections for Delaware’s water infrastructure.