Watershed

A $200 million, 10-year vision reimagines the only Olmsted Brothers-designed park in Philadelphia and prepares it for a hotter and wetter tomorrow.

The governors of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware promised on Thursday to work together to preserve the natural resources of the Delaware River Basin.

The city mounted a new campaign to convince Philly residents the water is safe and delicious. But why don't they trust it in the first place?

The new development will put 10 towers including nearly 2,000 units of housing and a hotel on the South Philly waterfront.

Hayman shared ambitions that suggest a renewed focus on customer service for a nationally renowned department that has struggled to gain trust locally.

After a scathing letter from companies, officials said they hope for a voluntary resolution to contamination.

Mapping of public data shows PFAS-contaminated sites exist across the country.

The $4.5 million needed to dredge shallow areas around Boathouse Row and the national racecourse means silt threatening the city’s regattas will be removed.

A Danish offshore wind company is eyeing the N.J. coal plant as a site to connect offshore wind turbines to the electric grid.

Mayor Frank Moran foresees the redevelopment of Federal Street corridor as a manufacturer brings headquarters to Camden.

Monday is the final day of the City Nature Challenge. Philly is competing with 100 other world cities to find and record the greatest number of living things.

Nine sites of potential historical significance are along the pipeline’s proposed route, presenting yet another challenge for the controversial project.

Both the House and Senate have stepped up efforts to address the toxic chemicals, which affect communities in Bucks and Montgomery counties and nationwide.

Sunoco says hole has been filled and pipeline operations continue

Philly Water Bar will open every Thursday this summer, from noon to 1 p.m., in the courtyard at City Hall.