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Philly Mag Wins 8 City and Regional Magazine Awards
The City and Regional Magazine Awards, coordinated by the Missouri School of Journalism, doled out plaudits in Minneapolis on Monday for the best work to […]
Sushi Hatsu, From a Morimoto Alum, Is Now Open in Ambler
A new BYO serving sushi, seafood, and Japanese-inflected small plates is now open in Ambler. Sushi Hatsu, a partnership between chef Harrison Kim and restaurant builder […]
Lê From Hop Sing Announces Plans to Revamp Historic Rittenhouse Cocktail Bar
First, he opened one of the top cocktail bars in the country. Next, he teased us with details about the banh mi spot he’s got […]
The Oldest SEPTA Key Cards Will Expire Soon, and They’re Not Even Fully Operational Yet
Remember how happy we all were, three years ago, when SEPTA finally released its futuristic Key payment system? What an improvement it was to go […]
Gamblers Sue SugarHouse Over “Illegitimate” Decks and Botched Card Games
When you sit at a casino card table and lay your money down, you probably assume that you’re playing with a full deck and that […]
Di Bruno Bros. Rittenhouse Is Getting In On the Pizza and Wine Game
Di Bruno Bros. will open Alimentari, a new Italian cafe and wine bar, this summer on the second floor of its Rittenhouse shop at 1730 […]
The 20 Philadelphia Concerts You Need to Add to Your Summer Calendar
XPoNential Festival Japanese Breakfast, Hozier, Elvis Costello, Blondie, Bettye Lavette, Low Cut Connie and Amy Ray (aka one half of the Indigo Girls) are among […]
Felly Bistro, a New American BYO, Just Opened in Queen Village
Queen Village’s restaurant boom continues with a new BYOB. Felly Bistro on Pass the first restaurant from chef-owners Felipe and Kelly Marquez, is now open in […]
Thomas and Gilmore Richardson Win in Council Primary, Heralding Arrival of Next Generation
With strong performances in Tuesday’s City Council at-large primary, community advocate Isaiah Thomas, 34, and former chief of staff Katherine Gilmore Richardson, 35, are poised […]
Lansdowne Is No Longer a Dry Town
Thanks to a referendum approved by Lansdowne voters in yesterday’s election, restaurants in the Delaware County borough will be able to sell alcohol in the […]
South Philly Woman Offers $1,000 for Return of Passport Stolen From Sprouts Market
For most people who have a passport stolen, it’s an inconvenience but not the end of the world. But for South Philadelphia resident Rebecca O’Leary, […]
Tracey Gordon Defeats Longtime Incumbent Ron Donatucci for Register of Wills
After nearly 40 years, the office of the Register of Wills will have a new leader. On Tuesday night, community advocate Tracey Gordon made history […]
Jamie Gauthier Defeats 27-Year Incumbent Jannie Blackwell in City Council Race
On Tuesday night, Jamie Gauthier, the former executive director of the Fairmount Park Conservancy, won a highly contested Democratic primary for City Council’s District 3 […]
In a Major Upset, Philly Nominates a Woman for Sheriff for the First Time
For the first time ever — and in a major #MeToo victory — Philly has nominated a woman to head the Sheriff’s Office. Rochelle Bilal, a […]
Kenney Easily Wins Democratic Nomination for Second Term
Get ready for four more years of Mayor Jim Kenney, Philly. Unofficial primary election results are in — and Kenney won the Democratic nomination for mayor in […]