Sheer Mag Singer Tina Halladay on Owning Your Masters and Getting Stiffed by Spotify
The indie band’s activist bent is getting them noticed on the national stage.
Here’s How to Recycle Your Christmas Tree in Philly
Remember when you said you’d go green in the new year?
These 5 Stats Tell the Story of Philadelphia Over the Past Decade
And also provide a map for where the city still needs to go.
These Two Lawsuits Could Force Philly to Purchase New Voting Machines
Election security experts also say there’s plenty of reason to scrutinize the new ExpressVote XL Machines.
The Wawa Credit Card Breach: What You Need to Know
If you shopped at Wawa in 2019 — so, basically, if you’re a Philadelphian — hackers may have your info.
You’ll Soon Be Able to Pay for a SEPTA Trip With Your Phone
If you pay for a single fare, that is. TransPass and Travel Wallet users will have to wait.
Have an Idea to Spruce Up Philly’s “I Voted” Sticker? Now’s Your Chance.
Your design could be the highlight of innumerable selfies come Election Day.
Tort Reform Group Supported by J&J Doesn’t Like $8 Billion Verdict Against J&J in Philly
Shocker, right? But even some neutral parties in the legal profession feel jury verdicts have started to veer off the rails.
How a Man Sentenced to Life as a Teen Became the Philly DA’s Artist in Residence
James Hough on forgiveness, the inequities of the American criminal justice, and how art can help drive systemic change.
Temple Settles State Investigation Into Online MBA Rankings Scandal for $250K
The money will fund a new scholarship for students at the Fox School of Business.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Philly’s New Vaping Law
The new law, banning minors from all stores that sell flavored e-cigarettes, will be enforced beginning in July 2020.
Some Philly-Area Police Departments Have Used DNA to Create CGI Sketches of Suspects
DNA phenotyping is part of a new wave of investigative tools for law enforcement. Critics dismiss it as “science fiction.”
Jason Segel’s Philly Series Gets a Release Date, and We Finally Know What It’s About
You can tune in March 1st to catch the show, which appears to be closely based on a scavenger hunt game that took place in San Francisco a decade ago.
David L. Cohen Confirms He’s Cutting the Comcast Cord
Well, sort of. The longtime exec will soon begin the process of stepping away from the company, but he’ll remain an adviser to CEO Brian Roberts.
There are strong signs of growth in West Philly, but to truly thrive in the future, the UCD will have to manage a problem facing cities nationwide: the rising cost of housing.