Zavino Owner Greg Dodge Is Accused of Fraudulently Obtaining a $223,700 PPP Loan
The allegation turns up in a just-filed second lawsuit against the embattled restaurateur.
Please Don’t Stiff Your Servers After They Ask You to Wear a Mask
A man left a server nothing at a Main Line restaurant after she asked him to follow the rules. But the community rallied in her support.
Who Knew That Singing Telegrams Would Be One of COVID’s Big Success Stories?
After a ridiculously busy seven months serenading people from curbs, yards and stoops, West Philly’s Dot Levine prepares to open a franchise more than 2,000 miles away.
The Huge Importance of the Secrecy Envelope for Mail-In Voting
There are two — yes, two — envelopes involved in the mail-in voting process. And the PA Supreme Court has ruled that your vote will be trashed if you don’t use both.
I Just Applied For, Received and Cast My Ballot in Philly in Under 20 Minutes
Sounds like Day Two at the satellite election offices went a lot smoother than Day One.
Michelle Brown Says the Plymouth Meeting Whole Foods Was a Horribly Racist Place to Work
She claims that white customers and white employees treated her and other persons of color with racial hostility on numerous occasions.
This South Philly Artist Is Turning Her Block Into a Get-Out-the-Vote Art Exhibit
“VOTE: A Window Exhibition in South Philly” opens on Iseminger Street this Friday.
Here’s What Philly Had to Say the Day After Trump Won the 2016 Election
From a young Trump-voting person of color who doesn’t support “dumb shit” like welfare to an old white man who sad-cried when he woke up to the news in the morning.
Philly Health Commissioner Refuses to Eat Indoors or Outdoors at Restaurants
As for the rest of you, it seems to come down to which Facebook neighborhood group you belong to. (Yes, we polled the people.)
The Liberal Philadelphia Weekly May Become a Conservative Alt-Weekly
When you can’t beat ’em, join ’em?
City Council’s Curtis Jones Jr. Talks Dangerous Missions, Closing Prisons and His Green Thumb
The fourth-term representative of Philly’s Fourth District on why November’s election will be closer than we think.
Fired Philly Cop Says His Support for Black Lives Matter Led to Threats and Harassment
Bryan Turner claims one Philly cop told him he hoped Turner would get “caught in the line of fire.”
Dear Eagles Fans: Say Goodbye to Tailgating
The city is cutting off access to some South Philly streets and enforcing a strict no-tailgating policy at FDR Park.
South Philly Roofer Faces Outrage After Telling Black Man to Go Back Where He Came From
The confrontation actually started hours earlier over, yes, a parking dispute.
You Can Now Take International Flights Out of Philadelphia Again
$650 to India, $472 to Japan, and $269 to Jamaica (those are round-trip!) are some serious COVID-era airfare deals.