Philadelphia Magazine

News

City Life

On Net Neutrality, Comcast Loses — and Wins

Well, this wasn’t entirely expected. Sure, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler was expected to endorse new regulations that would classify the Internet as a utility — […]

Restaurants

Boxcar Brewery Hosts Beer Pairing Dinner

Boxcar Brewing is hosting their first (post opening) event at their new brewpub, and it’s going to be a beer pairing event with head chef and […]

City Life

Police Warn of Pickpockets at Wegmans, Panera Bread

Police in Cherry Hill yesterday released images taken from surveillance footage of two people they suspect of stealing a woman’s wallet from her shopping cart at […]

City Life

Even Harrisburg Is Turning Its Back on the Phillies

And the, er, hits just keep on comin’ for the Philadelphia Phillies, who start spring training in two weeks.

Property

Morning Headlines: Proposed 2401 Washington Ave. Project Moves Along

Last month we filled you in on the plans developer Green Construction LLC has in store for the vacant lot at 24th and Washington, which […]

City Life

Kane Asks Court to Quash Grand Jury

Attorney General Kathleen Kane has made her case why the Pennsylvania Supreme Court should quash a grand jury that has recommended she face charges related […]

City Life

Pope’s Visit: Bigger Than The Super Bowl

Talk about a blessing. CBS News reports that Pope Francis’s September visit to Philadelphia is expected to generate up to $418 million in economic benefits […]

Citified

Jim Kenney: Philly Must “Take Control of Its Own Destiny”

Nearly a half-century ago, Jim Kenney walked through Philadelphia City Hall’s doors for the first time as a 9-year-old kid to watch his father, a […]

Property

More Drama for One Ardmore Place: Nearby Business Owners File Suit Against Lower Merion Township

Six business owners neighboring Carl Dranoff’s One Ardmore Place project at the site of the Cricket Parking Lot have filed a lawsuit against Lower Merion […]

City Life

UPDATE: Actually, Biology Is Offered at Overbrook High School

[UPDATE: 4:25 p.m.] Editor’s Note: On Wednesday morning, we published the story below, stating that Overbrook High School has not offered biology to students during […]

Restaurants

David Katz and Scott Schroeder Are Getting Together to Fry Some Chicken

Yeah, it’s been a little while since we last had a chance to get our hands on some of Meme’s famous fried chicken–you know, what […]

City Life

What New York Magazine’s Jonathan Chait Gets Wrong About Political Correctness

Jonathan Chait, previously a senior editor at The New Republic and currently a writer at New York magazine, spent a great amount of words last week espousing the […]

City Life

Who Isn’t Partnering With Philly.com to Cover Mayor’s Race?

So maybe this is the future of journalism: Collaboration instead of competition. We’d already told you that WHYY would be partnering with Philly.com to cover […]

Citified

Jim Kenney Launches His Campaign

Former at-large City Councilman Jim Kenney launches his campaign at a City Hall reception room this afternoon. We’ll bring you the story live on Twitter. […]

Property

Residents Set Their Sights on The Mantua Greenway

Loved having these local youth out for the Mantua Ave clean-up! #youngstewards #phillies #getoutside A photo posted by Connecting Communities & Parks (@nationalpark_communities) on Aug […]