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SEPTA news has been coming in fast and furious these past few weeks. You may remember that our super-cool sister blog Citified brought you the […]
Republican elected officials are all but extinct in Philadelphia. True, you have State Rep. John Taylor and 10th District Councilman Brian O’Neill, but, until yesterday, […]
Good news for parents of Pennsylvania families with college-bound students: Tuition at four of the state’s biggest public universities might soon be frozen — if […]
It was awful when we discovered that a Penn State fraternity had allegedly been posting pictures of nude, unconscious college women on a secret Facebook […]
In terms of mobility, 1116 Pine is a triple threat: WalkScore gives it a 98 (pedestrians are within walking distance to several of Midtown’s shops and […]
There’s good news, bad news and “bad news with a but” about the long-planned, long-delayed reconstruction of City Hall Station on the Broad Street Line […]
Here’s the thing about dark money in politics: a lot of candidates will tell you it’s a malevolent, undemocratic force—but that doesn’t mean they don’t want the […]
By now, I’m used to Mo’ne Davis making me feel bad about myself. At 13, she throws a 70 miles-per-hour fastball, has been on the […]
Chefs Andrew Kochan and Tim Lanza generally like their tasting menus at Marigold Kitchen to be a surprise for diners. But what with spring coming and […]
The fight over PILOTs is about to move from Amy Gutmann’s foyer all the way to City Hall.
Breaking #HanoverEagletNews: An eaglet has hatched at the Hanover, Pa. nest! Watch live: http://t.co/3fVWKLYEMa pic.twitter.com/YolWoEkGxz — Pennsylvania Game Commission (@PAGameComm) March 24, 2015 We’ve told […]
Bart Blatstein appears to have resolved his dispute with Caesars over the Pier Shops in Atlantic City. Today, a spokesman confirmed to Philadelphia magazine that […]
A standard case of wine holds 12 bottles, and since we’re already a couple of days into Philly’s second-ever Wine Week, we checked in with […]
Parishioners of Saint Laurentius Church in Fishtown have long been fighting to save their beloved sanctuary. Sunday, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia declared that the 133-year-old […]
A woman has alleged that an UberX driver raped her after picking her up in Old City on February 6th, according to a report she filed […]