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WATCH: Philly Police Beat Suspect in Arrest
Philly Police have begun an internal investigation into a YouTube video that shows officers beating a suspect during an April arrest. The video was released […]
Montco Police: High School A/V Tech Had Sex With Student in Sound Booth
Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman has announced the arrest of 26-year-old Michael Morse of Virginia Road in Plymouth Meeting, accusing him of having […]
Alan Butkovitz: Philly Schools Owe Past Employees Millions of Dollars
Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz released an audit Wednesday that makes the school district look a little frazzled. He says his team found that the district […]
Here’s the Proposal for the Suburban Square Expansion
Oooh, the Suburban Square expansion proposal appears to be chugging along. Per the Main Line Times’ Cheryl Allison, Kimco Realty received a recommendation for approval from the Lower Merion Planning […]
How Jim Kenney Plans to Run City Hall
Mayors need to know politics and policy. They need to be an ambassador for Philadelphia outside city lines, and a leader who can rally public […]
Brick And Mortar Launching Brunch This Sunday
Some brunch news for you today: Chef Brian Ricci has announced that Brick and Mortar, barely over a month into service, is launching Sunday brunch. Need a little […]
Penn Expert “Star Witness” in Colorado Theater Shooting Trial
The director of Penn’s Schizophrenia Research Center has emerged as a “star witness” in the trial of James Holmes, the lone suspect in the 2012 Colorado […]
Tony Bruno Retiring, Josh Innes Goes on Epic Rant
Update at 4:15 p.m.: Tony Bruno’s website finally started working, so here are a few highlights from his statement: “I did not quit in haste because I ‘hated’ […]
Triangle Tavern Is Starting Weekday Happy Hour With A $10 Wings and Beer Combo
Happy hour may not be what Julie Andrews was thinking of, but it’s top of the list of favorite things for the guys and gals […]
SEPTA Could Add Levittown Station to Papal Transit Plan
People hoping to attend the World Meeting of Families and Pope Francis’ visit in September could have another location to board SEPTA regional rail trains into […]
Atlantic City Pizzeria Tony Boloney’s Bans Donald Trump
Donald Trump‘s presidential announcement did not go as he planned. His comments about Mexican immigrants led to many corporate partners dropping his products, including the […]
In the Books: Sale of Bok High School Finalized, Development Moving Forward
There’s a sleeping giant on the corner of 9th and Mifflin in South Philly. Wait, scratch that. The former Edward Bok Technical High School, simply […]
Jimmy Carter to Sign Books Friday at Free Library
Former President Jimmy Carter will sign books Friday at the Free Library.
Korean Pub, SouthGate Is Opening Soon
When we last checked in on SouthGate back in April, owner Peter Hwang was excited to get into renovating the old Tangier and turning it […]
Inquirer, Daily News Staffers Approve New Contract
Members of the Newspaper Guild on Monday night decisively approved a new contract that governs reporters, ad staffers and other support staffers at the Inquirer […]