“Now that I’m forced to walk, I’m seeing the city more than I did before," said one newly carless resident. She used to pay about $400 a month on her car payment and insurance.

The Biden administration promised to make urban highways less intrusive. So why is I-95 about to expand in South Philly?

The closure comes following a precipitous decline in enrollment and a severe cash flow problem that had been building over time, according to Walk.

Installed shortly after Amtrak was created in 1971, the pre-digital information board is part of the railroad's origin story.

The granite-clad Charles Library is Temple University’s most compelling work of architecture in decades.

Residents and officials say PennDot skewed a survey to downplay residents’ frustrations about an I-95 reconstruction project.

“I’m old enough that I felt it was time to retire,” said Michael Fox, son of the namesake founder. “I feel sad for my customers, I do. I feel sad for the city, that they’re losing a good bookstore.”

Parking is usually a hot-button issue in crowded cities. But restaurants are taking over spaces once reserved for cars, and to the surprise of owners, few are complaining.

The round pavilion opened the same year as the "flying saucer" Welcome Center in LOVE Park.

The post appeared in early May, but has recently gained attention thanks to TikTok.

Suzanne M. Shepherd, 69, was struck at Ninth and South Streets on Tuesday.

Due to PennDot's lack of clarity, club leaders treat every season like it's their last.

The city’s failure to hold the auctions is a lose-lose: The taxes are not collected, and nuisance properties and vacant lots sit undeveloped for years.

So far, the message to motorists seems to be: C’mon back. But Philadelphia needs to retain the public space clawed back from the automobile during the pandemic.

Jezabel’s Cafe is no longer moving forward with its new Fitler Square location after neighborhood opposition quashed the zoning variance needed to open the cafe.

The challenge will be to upgrade Schuylkill Yards in a way that is equitable to everyone.

For half a century Madison Square Garden, the fourth arena of that name, has sat atop Penn Station like a dental cap sealing the root of an extracted ...

The new space offers no restrooms, no respite from the rumbling traffic, no water feature, no public art, nothing to delight our eyes.

A $40 million parking garage is coming to the Pennovation Works. Critics say the site is friendly to only automobile commuters.

“If only there could be a world filled with Kevins,” said Jessica Brown, Masterman's former principal.

Under former Mayor Jim Kenney, Thiel was viewed as an effective emergency management expert, and kept a lower profile. Now he’s increasingly in the spotlight.

The city's Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Sustainability said initial community engagement "did not fulfill equity goals of the Administration."

The new space offers no restrooms, no respite from the rumbling traffic, no water feature, no public art, nothing to delight our eyes.

In these dark and difficult times, Philadelphia needs a mayor who will be a visible advocate for Kensington, for transit and for the whole city.

Tyrone Mack, who has stage four colon cancer, was on his way home from treatment when he learned his home was damaged beyond repair.

The 21st-century version of the highway is turning out to be bigger and more intrusive than the original, 20th-century design.

“The statue is a deplorable monument to racism, bigotry, and police brutality for members of the Black community, the LGBTQ community, and many others. The treatment of these communities under Mr....

Reports about the impact the proposed arena would have on Philadelphia's economy, community, and design and a traffic analysis of the arena.

Always a beloved gathering place, the famed lawns became even more popular when people needed to spend more time outdoors. As a result, some areas had basically turned into complete dust bowls.

“If only there could be a world filled with Kevins,” said Jessica Brown, Masterman's former principal.

So far, skipping a stop on Routes 17, 33, and 48 is the only SEPTA service change because of the Greyhound move.

An Inquirer headline suggested an equivalence between the loss of buildings and the lives of black Americans. That is unacceptable.

"This is without a doubt one of the most tragic days in our city’s history," Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said Wednesday morning.

Next week, the city's zoning board will consider whether the developer should be allowed to build a Super Wawa gas station on Columbus Boulevard in South Philadelphia.

In the Albanian capital of Tirana, the country’s strange history and bright future collide.

The road, which has become a haven for bicyclists, walkers and runners since its March 2020 closure, will open to cars in early August.

Because Frankford Avenue is a state route, the rocks neighbors placed on the center island are a safety hazard, the Streets Department says.

An Inquirer analysis found that Philadelphia’s racial segregation remains high, and the pace of desegregation has slowed.

As a Council member, Mayor Kenney led the charge against developers who hogged the sidewalks. But his record as mayor has been spotty.

Quiñones Sánchez decided to end her bid after last week’s campaign finance reports showed that there was already $22.2 million in the race with about six weeks to go.

“What’s the next thing? Are we just going to project ads on the Liberty Bell?” asked Philly art blogger Conrad Benner.

The design is much more than just a laudable civic gesture; it's also a terrific work of architecture.

Paul Levy, the outgoing CEO of the Center City District, has stepped up to help Philadelphia try to acquire the land from Reading International.