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Thursday Night, Join Us for a Live Jim Kenney Interview
This Thursday night at 6 p.m., Citified sits down for a frank, wide-ranging interview with mayoral candidate and former City Councilman Jim Kenney. Please come […]
Should You Be Fined for Not Voting?
State Sen. Anthony Williams is planning to introduce legislation to require all registered voters in Pennsylvania to go to the polls in general elections. Williams, who is […]
Kane Loses Challenge, Ferman May Investigate Further
[UPDATE, 10:55 a.m.] Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman has released a statement on her intention to review the findings of the investigating grand jury, […]
Mumia Abu-Jamal Was in Diabetic Shock, Say Supporters
On Tuesday, Mumia Abu-Jamal‘s lawyer and supporters held a press conference outside the Schuylkill Medical Center in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, where the convicted cop killer was […]
Urban Archaeology: 100 Year-Old Ghost Sign Discovered in Port Richmond
Billboards, 3-D, digital or static, are a hot topic of discussion these days. While the powers that be swear that we’ll all just love those dandy […]
One Philly College Basketball Team Is Still Playing
Quenton DeCosey got a pretty good look. Trailing Miami by three in the closing seconds, Temple passed the ball around the perimeter looking for a […]
Morning Headlines: Should Philly Look Into a ‘Flip Tax’ to Combat Speculation?
In an effort to raise more money for the Philadelphia Housing Trust Fund and combat land speculation, Pennsylvania Coalition for Affordable Communities (PCAC) presented an […]
Steakhouse Pulling Up Stakes?
HughE Dillon was the first to report that the Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse at 260 S Broad Street is looking to relocate to the Sonesta Hotel […]
The Brief: Ed Rendell “Not Likely” to Endorse a Mayoral Candidate
Former Gov. Ed Rendell said Tuesday he is “not likely” to endorse a mayoral candidate in the May 19th primary. He also announced yesterday that the Rendell Center for Civics & […]
LGBT Pennsylvanians Not Protected from Indiana-Style Discrimination
Here’s the good news for Pennsylvania’s LGBT citizens: Yes, the state has a “religious freedom” law somewhat similar to the one just passed in Indiana […]
City Commissioner Stephanie Singer Gets A Chance To Fight for Her Political Life
A judge has scheduled a hearing on the motions filed by City Commissioner Stephanie Singer to try to bring her reelection campaign back from the dead, her lawyer says. On Monday, […]
“South Philly’s Stoop” and Six Other Local Projects Are Recipients of the Knight Cities Challenge
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation–which recently partnered with the William Penn Foundation to award $11 million to five Philadelphia parks (including the highly […]
What’s The Best Place in Philly to Play Google Maps Pac-Man?
Forget quarters or dusting off that old Atari system. In what may be the coolest thing ever, you can now play Pac-Man on Google Maps.
How to Prevent the Post-Wedding Blues From Creeping Up After Your Big Day
You know that (depressing) feeling that inevitably takes over when you’re forced to return to real life after a week spent on vacation? Well, a similar emotional letdown […]
Chain Gang Roundup: Chipotle Opens at Liberty Place
Chipotle is now open in the food court on the second floor of the Shops at Liberty Place. The food court location is Center City’s third […]