On Sunday night, Geekadelphia editor-in-chief Michaelangelo “Mikey” Ilagan was walking home in South Philadelphia when he encountered a man and a woman arguing. A few […]
Looks like City Council is ready to move ahead with its review of Mayor Nutter’s proposed sale of PGW to a Connecticut company.
A funeral for Cpl. Bryon K. Dickson II will be held Thursday morning at a Roman Catholic catheral in Scranton. He was the state trooper […]
Someone in the Rutgers University social media department is probably getting a good talking-to this morning. Over the weekend, on the occasion of the Penn […]
Chef Mark Ladner, the exec at Manhattan’s Del Posto (which is the only Italian restaurant in the United States to earn four stars from the New York […]
It took about a year, but developer Carl Dranoff and JDavis Architects unveiled plans for the vacant Royal Theater at a South of South Neighborhood […]
NEW If you’re going to open a Thai spot within walking distance of Circles — still the best Thai within city limits — you’d better […]
A familiar face is getting a new, high-profile gig. The Today Show reports: Sheinelle Jones has joined the TODAY team as the news anchor of […]
[Update 1:15 p.m.] The South Jersey Times reports that this morning’s medical emergency-related PATCO delay was the result of a rider jumping in front of a […]
I wrote a story for the September issue of the magazine about some very nice dogs. I started working on the story back in February, […]
Jonathan Papelbon gave up four runs in the top of the ninth inning, blowing his fourth save of the year in the Phillies’ 5-4 loss […]
Horrifying news: Newborn baby dies after shooting death of pregnant mother, according to child's father: http://t.co/6xg9SE6dSB pic.twitter.com/76v7j7KUwh — NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) September 14, 2014 6ABC […]
The Pennsylvania Legislature returns from its summer break today, ready to take up some unfinished business: A cigarette tax that Philly school officials say is […]
Quick question on the first day of kindergarten in Philly public schools: Is it actually immoral to take your kid and flee the city for […]
Tony Auth, who for four decades satirized the city’s foibles as the editorial cartoonist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, has died of cancer at age 72.
