Council Is Making Even More Money Than Before
Philly has the third-highest paid legislature among big U.S. cities, up from the fourth-highest in 2011.
Cosby Lawyers Accuse Prosecutors of Playing “Gotcha” Game
Bill Cosby’s lawyers claim Montco D.A. Kevin Steele used inadmissible testimony.
South Kensington OKs Techadelphia Zoning Variance
Developer: “We got overwhelming support.”
Wolf, Legislature Less Popular by the Minute
Plus: Sonic booms down the Shore, DNC preparations enter the home stretch and legislature takes steps to shrink itself,
About That Plan to Drive on the Schuylkill Expressway’s Shoulders
Smith: There area a bunch of details to work out before it happens — if it should happen at all.
Toll Brothers to Build Apartments on Society Hill Playhouse Site
Discussions with near neighbors break down over the height of the project.
A New “Factory” to Rise on American Street
The “Techadelphia” project aims to manufacture tech jobs in Kensington.
The PPA Is Immediately Buying Six Snow-Removing Bobcats
The agency is adding the front-end loaders to its arsenal in the wake of Jonas.
Can Upper Merion Residents Derail KofP Train Proposal?
They have four main objections to the Norristown High-Speed Line spur.
House Committee Votes to Launch Kane Impeachment Investigation
A unanimous vote in judiciary sends it to the full House.
The Brothers’ Network Wants to Change How You See Black Men
Its goal is nothing short of revolutionary: To present black men as the multifaceted, complex and creative individuals they actually are.
Academy of Music Cancels Anniversary Ball
The 159th birthday party for the “Grand Old Lady of Locust Street” has been nixed in anticipation of Winter Storm Jonas.
Philly’s Bike Share Is Shutting Down Tonight
For the first time since it launched, Indego is closing its bike stations due to expected bad weather.
Ambushed Philly Cop Released from Hospital
Officer Jesse Hartnett was shot and the suspect allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS.