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Ken Trujillo Is Out of the Mayor’s Race

(Editor’s Note: We’ll be updating this post throughout the day. For our analysis of what Trujillo’s departure means for the race, check out Holly Otterbein’s […]

Restaurants

Frecon Farms Hosts Free “Winter Warmer” Tasting Event

Frecon Farms, a pick-your-own orchard and local produce market located in Boyertown, is rolling out their new, savory winter bakery items with a free open house […]

City Life

Center City Lawyers Getting $550-$660 Per Hour for UVA Rape Claims Work

The University of Virginia has hired Philadelphia law firm Pepper Hamilton LLP to consult with the school over its response to rape and sexual assault […]

City Life

Two Pennsylvania Wrestlers Sue WWE in Federal Court

You’ve probably heard by now about the lawsuit filed against the WWE by two former wrestlers, Evan Singleton and Vito Lograsso, both from Pennsylvania. The […]

City Life

Don Tollefson Verdict: Guilty on All Counts

In his long and continued fall from grace, former Philadelphia sportscaster Don Tollefson was found guilty by a Bucks County jury on Wednesday of all […]

Property

Change.org Petition: “LOVE PARK SUCKS!” Trade It for an Applebee’s

So there’s a bizarre Change.org petition that will ruffle some feathers. At the very least, it should cause you to tilt your head and say, […]

Restaurants

Get a $10 Dinner from Pizzeria Vetri

Postmates, a-kind-of-Uber-for-delivery service has launched in Philadelphia and they’re partnering with Pizzeria Vetri on a swell deal. Today and tomorrow, you can use Postmates’ app for […]

Restaurants

Restaurant Startup Winner Wants To Open In Philadelphia

CNBC’s Restaurant Startup starts out similar to Shark Tank. Hopeful, non-famous chefs go in asking super-famous celebrity chef Tim Love and restaurateur Joe Bastianich to invest in their company […]

Property

3-D Billboards in Center City? Company Presents their Vision to the Planning Commission

Nothing is set in stone yet, but if things go according to one advertising company’s plans, Center City could get closer to taking on a “digital […]

Citified

Doug Oliver: Here’s Why the Mayoral Field Is Boring

Well, this can’t be good: Philadelphia’s mayoral field is apparently such a bore that now even the presumed candidates themselves are trying to explain why that is. Doug Oliver, a former […]

Restaurants

Restaurant Week Alternative: Pizzeria Stella

Restaurant Week at Pizzeria Stella isn’t really Restaurant Week, it’s Pizza Week. And to celebrate Pizza Week, Stella has some specials. During the full stretch […]

Things to Do

Sylvester Stallone Poses for Selfie on Art Museum Steps

Lancaster resident Peter Rowe and his friends got a big surprise when they decided to race up the famous “Rocky Steps” at the Philadelphia Museum […]

Citified

Forcing Ethics onto the Mayoral Agenda

Terry Gillen may be out of the mayoral race, but it seems she can still shape the debate. In an Inquirer op-ed published yesterday, Gillen forcefully made […]

Restaurants

Tonight: Paradiso Hosts Sicilian Wine Tasting

Paradiso is serving up a flight of three Sicilian wines during their “Drinking Italy” event tonight at 6:30 pm. The featured wines are each being […]

Citified

Q&A: Who Is Ken Trujillo?

(Update: Trujillo dropped out of the race hours after this Q&A was published, citing family reasons.)  In the early days of this 2015 mayoral race, […]