Common Pleas judge reverses the 1,400-property Wash West district for the second time this year

Even as cities try to heal the damage of the interstate era, we are also continuing to expand our urban highways, continuing to turn parks and neighborhoods into new lanes and new off-ramps. So why is...

A City report makes clear that we can preserve our history and create new housing—if, Philly 3.0’s engagement director notes, our leaders make it happen

Historic properties deserve preservation, but a zoning loophole limits nearby residents’ input, says an attorney and concerned neighbor

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Aged 37 to 39 years, the Montreal trains are youngsters compared to the Nixon-Ford era Silverliner IVs.

After decades of explosive growth, Austin, Texas, in the 2010s was a victim of its own success. Lured by high-tech jobs and the city’s hip reputation, too many people were competing for too few homes....

After 5 appearances before the board, the proposal passed...only to land back in bureaucratic purgatory

Bettors are using death threats to try to get The Times of Israel's military correspondent to change his report on a missile impact in central Israel. This is his alarming account

City Councilmember Jeffrey Young's proposed bill would block more than 90 percent of city building projects, as Mayor Parker tries to build

The controversy over a planned Fishtown restaurant is another instance of Neighborhood Commercial Areas making it hard for small businesses

Committeeperson may be the lowest elected office in Philly, but they're vital to civic engagement. And if you run...chances are, you’ll win