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Take That, Philly Package Thieves: Amazon Rolls Out Car Trunk Delivery

Amazon just announced some news that could singlehandedly put every Philly package bandit out of business. On Tuesday, the online retailer launched a new program — […]

City Life

CCD’s Paul Levy: “Obsolete” Tax Structure Is Holding Philly Back

As the founding chief executive of the Center City District, Paul Levy has played a hand in each of the business improvement district’s annual “State […]

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City Life

Cherry Hill’s Public High Schools Now Have Armed Campus Officers

Armed campus officers began walking the halls of Cherry Hill’s two public high schools on Monday. They have replaced township police officers who were appointed by […]

Restaurants

First Look: The Bercy, a French Brasserie for Ardmore

The Bercy is finally bringing its classic French brasserie fare with a luxe, outsized vibe to Ardmore (7 East Lancaster Avenue) this Friday. The revamped building, which once […]

City Life

Gov. Wolf Seeks More “Commonsense” Gun Legislation in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and Acting State Police Commissioner Lt. Col. Robert Evanchick held a joint press conference on Monday in which both men affirmed […]

City Life

Daryl Metcalfe Rants About “Liberal Loser” Dems, Calls Rep. Sims a “Lying Homosexual”

Republican state Rep. Daryl Metcalfe is at it again. The rep — whose District 12 covers part of Butler County, just north of Pittsburgh — delivered yet […]

City Life

Accused Child Rapist Mike Tyler Launches #WhatAboutUs Movement

It’s been eight months since we first told you that veteran Philadelphia guitarist Mike Tyler was arrested and charged with raping a teenage boy, and […]

Restaurants

Ask the Editor: How Do I Build a Bowl of Pho Like a Pro?

Welcome to Ask the Editor, a new weekly column by yours truly where I answer all of your Philly food and drink questions. Have some […]

City Life

This Top CHOP Doc Says She Was Forced to Resign Due to Pregnancy Discrimination

Kaede Ota was the director of the Clinical Microbiology Lab at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s […]

Be Well Philly

This Pop-Up Event Will Have Free Barre Workouts and Avocado Toast

Trust us, there is no one more excited for Be Well Philly Boot Camp on June 2 than we are. A day full of good food, […]

City Life

The Sheetz vs. Wawa Documentary We All Need Is in the Works

In terms of ongoing Pennsylvania debates, the battle for convenience store supremacy between Wawa and Sheetz is right up there with classic commonwealth conundrums like […]

Restaurants

Take a Virtual Tour of Spring Arts’ New Craft Brewery

Love City Brewing opened over the weekend at 1023 Hamilton Street. and their spacious new facility is a sight to behold. At 9,000 square feet, […]

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City Life

Temple Frat Suspended Over Sexual Assault Allegations

Temple University has suspended one of its fraternities over two allegations of sexual assault. University and Philadelphia police say they have received multiple “credible” reports […]

City Life

Sally Kohn Is in Philly Monday to Promote Her Controversial New Book

CNN political commentator and writer Sally Kohn will touch down in Philly on Monday night to promote her new book, The Opposite of Hate: A […]

City Life

Philly Shelled Out How Much for the Eagles Parade?

According to the Mayor’s Office, the total cost of the Eagles Super Bowl parade back in February was $2.27 million – roughly $1 million more […]