Delaware Currents News Today

The Rev. Chester Williams has been dealing with floods in his basement since 1969. Ever since, chronic flooding and sewer backups have been getting worse.

Marist College students created a short documentary exploring the history and tensions surrounding the creation of the New York City reservoirs.

The Port of Philadelphia operator says the U.S. Army Corps “abused its discretion” in granting approvals for the Port Wilmington expansion.

It’s been 300 years since botanist John Bartram decided to build a garden on the banks of the Schuylkill River Today, the landscape looks vastly different.

Hearings on proposed changes to rules and procedures at the Delaware River Basin Commission came under scrutiny and criticism on Monday.

In another setback to a plan to export LNG from a Delaware River port, a federal agency has suspended a rule allowing it to be transported by rail.

Delaware Currents turned eight years old. What a long strange trip it’s been.

Nearly 170 U.S. communities will experience chronic flooding within 20 years.

The River Pointe Logistics project, with its immense projected traffic and building footprints, drew criticism as being too overwhelming.

A guide to the Flexible Flow Management Program – a key to understanding the issues surrounding the Delaware River basin.