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Report: Pa. Gas Taxes Highest in the Nation

The good news? Gas is pretty cheap these days — as low as $2.02 a gallon in the Philadelphia area, according to one website. The […]

Property

Philadelphia Commuting Patterns Show a Minor Sway in the Balance

Could we be bike lanes away from turning Philadelphia into a full on bike-to-work city? Over half of Philly commuters still opt to take the car […]

Restaurants

Me N Mo: Meatballs For South Street

Me N Mo. Meatballs and More. Get it? A bit clunky, but it does convey the vital information, which is that this is the place […]

Property

Report: Partial Roof Collapse Injures Three Inside Center City Lululemon Store

PHOTO from #Chopper6 of partial roof collapse at Walnut St @lululemon store pic.twitter.com/lYIT7tYiho — Matt Simansky (@ActionNewsMatt) January 27, 2015 Multiple reports are stating that three […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Your Philly Love Story Could Win You an Overnight Stay at the Bellevue

We’re suckers for an adorable local love story ourselves, so we don’t blame the folks over at the Bellevue Philadelphia for soliciting them as entries for […]

Citified

Is New Millennial PAC Just Trolling Council?

Citified reported yesterday that The 5th Square, a new urbanist, progressive political action committee, has squatted on primo URLs for half of City Council. Clicking on […]

Citified

Milton Street’s Lawyer: Milton’s No Felon

Milton Street, who is planning to launch a mayoral campaign soon, has lawyered up as a result of a guest’s comments about him on 6ABC’s Inside Story. Nia Meeks, […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Marchesa Is Launching a Fine Bridal Jewelry Collection

Like Vera and Monique before them, Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig, the talented designers behind the gloriously girly and gorgeous Marchesa couture and bridal label, are […]

Restaurants

Marc Vetri: Philly’s Angry Grandpa

As he occasionally does, Marc Vetri took to the internet again today, writing a piece for the Huffington Post about how modern food writing, particularly […]

Citified

Jim Kenney Says He’s Not a Fan of Stop and Frisk

Expect to see a lot of Councilman Jim Kenney in the days leading up to the (expected) launch of his mayoral campaign. As a sitting Councilman, he has the opportunity […]

City Life

Matt O’Donnell Apologizes, Defends 6 ABC in Open Letter

In the aftermath of the snowstorm that wasn’t — at least in Philadelphia, which barely got enough snow to even mention — all of the local meteorologists […]

City Life

What Your Favorite Philly Weather Forecaster Says About You

In this town, there’s no shortage of meteorologists to turn to when you want to spend hours listening to hyped-up, laughably inaccurate forecasts while sending […]

Restaurants

Jake’s Sandwich Board Extends Hours To 3 am

Calling all University City students: now you can cure those late night munchies with Jake’s after-midnight breakfast sandwiches. Jake’s Sandwich Board is extending their hours on […]

City

Church and State: Pennsylvania House Resolution Honors God

A resolution introduced yesterday by State Rep. John Lawrence, who represents the 13th legislative district, honors the Lord. Okay, it’s not a resolution praising God […]

Restaurants

A Summer Barbecue In February

Okay, so this whole snow thing is getting old already. And the cold? Tired of it. Apparently, so are George and Jennifer Sabatino, because they’re […]