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Was Don Tollefson a “Pied Piper” or Bad Businessman?

Ex-sportscaster Don Tollefson’s trial finally got under way Tuesday, with prosecutors painting him as a “Pied Piper” who cheated trusting sports fans out of money, […]

City Life

Pa. Ranks 39th in Female Legislators

PennLive reports that with just 45 female members in the 253-member General Assembly, Pennsylvania ranks 39th in the nation for its percentage of female legislators.

City Life

Christie Expected to Make Presidential Decision This Month

Jeb Bush’s semi-entry into the GOP race — he’s “exploring” a run but hasn’t officially declared — is apparently speeding up Chris Christie’s own timetable […]

Restaurants

Rex 1516 Goes Cult-y With Their Burger Of The Week

Chef Justin Swain took over burger-designing duties again this week. He slapped down some Swiss cheese, lettuce, truffle aioli and truffle fries on a burger, […]

City Life

Milton Street “Without Question” Will Be Running for Mayor

Milton Street, the former state senator, ex-inmate and convicted tax dodger, tells us he is “without question” running for mayor of Philadelphia. His formal announcement […]

Restaurants

Limited Tickets Remain to Philly Chef Conference

Drexel University’s second annual Philly Chef Conference takes place this Sunday and Monday. Monday’s chef-only sessions are already sold out but a limited number of […]

City Life

Natural Gas Price Plummets, But Fracking Tax Still a Wolf Priority

States that depend on energy resources to power their economies and budgets are tightening their belts as the prices of oil and natural gas fall, […]

Philadelphia Wedding

VIDEO: This Boy’s Hilarious Dance Moves Are Why Having Kids at Your Wedding Can Be Very Entertaining

We first came across the story of young Harlan (which is somehow the most perfect name for him) and his hilarious dance moves while on break last […]

Citified

Game On: Trujillo Camp Knocks Abraham Over Citified Q&A

In her Citified Q&A published yesterday, Lynne Abraham had some tough words about Barack Obama. I’d asked Abraham about why she had decided to run now, […]

City Life

Here’s a Video of the Philadelphia Zoo’s New Lion Cubs In Their First Snow

Watch Mali, Kataba, Sabi and Msinga — aka the Philadelphia Zoo’s 6-month-old lion cubs — playing with their mom and dad in the cubs’ first […]

Restaurants

Best News We’ve Heard All Week: V Street Opening For Lunch

And this, in a week that has already had some pretty good news in it AND some great news about lunch in it. So that’s […]

City Life

Photos from the Great Philly Snow Dusting of 2015

A few snowflakes hit the ground, and suddenly you fancy yourself as Ansel Adams. Here are some of our favorite Philly snow photos from the […]

Restaurants

Want To Get A Sneak Peek At Townsend Wentz’s New Italian Restaurant?

Well you can. Kinda. First, you’re going to have to clear your schedule on the night of January 13 (which is a Tuesday, so you […]

Restaurants

Fundraiser for Family of Slain Earth Bread + Brewery Employee

This Thursday, Earth Bread + Brewery is hosting a fundraiser for the family of one of its own. Long time employee Bernard Ray was killed […]

Restaurants

Lawsuit: Caribou Cafe Owner Took Employee Tips, Failed to Pay Overtime

Longtime Walnut Street restaurant Caribou Cafe has been hit with a lawsuit filed in Philadelphia’s federal court. In the filing, five employees claim that the […]